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While preparing for listing on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE), Green Energy Technology reiterated confidence about its business outlook. The company said its silicon wafer order landing status is good, while thin-film solar cell volume production is on track, with aggressive sales contribution anticipated. More here at Digitimes.
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