Shares of Applied Materials Inc., which makes equipment for producing thin-film polysilicon, rose Tuesday after it demonstrated it could rapidly build manufacturing capacity for a key solar energy customer.
Applied Materials (nasdaq: AMAT) completed a thin-film polysilicon manufacturing facility for Signet Solar Inc. near Dresden, Germany, in three months, Friedman, Billings, Ramsey analyst Mehdi Hosseini said Tuesday in a client note.
On Friday, Signet Solar announced the production - using the newly built Applied Materials facility - of a thin-film polysilicon module that is about seven times larger than the average size....MORE
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