Weekend polysilicon N-type re-investment material quotes are 48.2-59 yuan/kg, N-type polysilicon price index is 52.58 yuan/kg, granular silicon quotes are 49-51 yuan/kg. The weekend polysilicon prices remain stable for the time being. Relevant weekend cost assessments have been released. It is understood that the full tax-included cost of silicon material is set at 54.125 yuan/kg, with each manufacturer making slight adjustments based on their own costs. Due to the production halt of leading companies, polysilicon output in February has significantly decreased compared to the previous month, and some other companies have also reduced production. Polysilicon inventory has slightly increased. Market order signing is limited, and current production is insufficient to cover short-term shipment volumes, leading to a subsequent rise in inventory. (SMM Photovoltaic Perspective)
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Reclassification of polysilicon costs, with a significant month-over-month decrease in polysilicon production in February
Weekend polysilicon N-type re-investment material quotes are 48.2-59 yuan/kg, N-type polysilicon price index is 52.58 yuan/kg, granular silicon quotes are 49-51 yuan/kg. The weekend polysilicon prices remain stable for the time being. Relevant weekend cost assessments have been released. It is understood that the full tax-included cost of silicon material is set at 54.125 yuan/kg, with each manufacturer making slight adjustments based on their own costs. Due to the production halt of leading companies, polysilicon output in February has significantly decreased compared to the previous month, and some other companies have also reduced production. Polysilicon inventory has slightly increased. Market order signing is limited, and current production is insufficient to cover short-term shipment volumes, leading to a subsequent rise in inventory. (SMM Photovoltaic Perspective)