On June 23, Xinyi Solar fell 5.31% in regular trading, trading at HKD 2.16/share, with turnover of HKD 56.17 million. The decline follows continued pressure from the photovoltaic industry's severe supply-demand imbalance and deteriorating demand outlook.

On the news front, global PV module capacity has surpassed 1,000GW across all segments, while May module utilization rates stood at only approximately 35%, pushing the industry supply-demand ratio close to 2x. Although the national mandatory standard on crystalline silicon PV module and inverter energy efficiency ratings has entered its final pre-publication approval stage — with some market participants expecting it could eliminate 30% of capacity — institutions have noted that most existing production is already high-efficiency, meaning the removal of low-efficiency capacity is unlikely to materially improve short-term supply-demand dynamics.

Additionally, following China's transition from feed-in tariff systems to market-oriented pricing, the PV supply chain demand outlook remains subdued, with intensifying competition from new market entrants further weighing on the sector. Peer company Flat Glass also declined over 3% on the same day.

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