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Jinko Solar Eyes Breakeven This Year as China Moves to Ease Glut

Jinko Solar Eyes Breakeven This Year as China Moves to Ease Glut
Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 24 June 2026, 23:00 UTC By Minmin Low, Ocean Hou, Lili Pike 1 min read
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Jinko Solar Eyes Breakeven This Year as China Moves to Ease Glut Jinko Solar Co., one of the top five solar manufacturers in China, is looking to recoup expenses this year, as government measures alleviate the chronic overcapacity that has plunged the sector into more than two years of deep losses. “This year is going to be pivotal to return to breakeven,” Dany Qian, the company’s global vice president, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV on Wednesday.

Jinko Solar Eyes Breakeven This Year as China Moves to Ease Glut Jinko Solar Co., one of the top five solar manufacturers in China, is looking to recoup expenses this year, as government measures alleviate the chronic overcapacity that has plunged the sector into more than two years of deep losses. “This year is going to be pivotal to return to breakeven,” Dany Qian, the company’s global vice president, said in an interview with Bloomberg TV on Wednesday.
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