Solarworld Industries resumed production at both its German locations following the opening of the preliminary insolvency proceedings and started supplying customers this week. The first deliveries go to France, Kuwait, Japan, Sri Lanka and to customers in Germany. The largest single order of around 14,000 solar modules is made by a customer in Kuwait. The first delivery of 6,000 modules is on its way already according to the company.
Christoph Niering, provisional insolvency administrator at Solarworld Industries says: "It was important for us to restart production as quickly as possible and to provide Solarworld Industries’ customers with high-quality products from Solarworld’s production facilities in Arnstadt and Freiberg.”
During the coming weeks, the aim would to fulfill further customer orders, and at the same time to contact potential investors for the company. The number of responses so far would already promising, the company announced. (HCN)
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http://www.pveurope.eu/News/Markets-Money/Solarworld-announces-insolvency
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