The Covid-19 pandemic helped ensure chemicals business OCI could not put its idled polysilicon lines in Gunsan back into use last year, as had been hoped, prompting another hefty assets impairment which weighed on the group even as it expects supply of the raw material to be kept tight by rising demand.Despite polysilicon prices leading chemical company OCI's recovery during a Covid-hit 2020-and with demand set to ensure the poly supply will be kept "tight … for the time being"-the manufacturer's decision to idle its factory in Gunsan dragged the overall business into a KRW161 billion ($142 ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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