There were few good signs for solar in Applied Materials' third quarter 2015 earnings call, despite the copmany earning a record high revenue of US$2.4 billion overall. In addition to sluggish earnings, the company reports that it will eliminate its wafer sawing and solar implant lines. Applied follows an unconventional financial calendar, with its third quarter ending on July 26th. During the quarter its Energy and Environmental Services (EES) business reported an operating loss of $52 million, driven ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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