On November 26, the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China issued an announcement to begin an investigation into the retroactive imposition of anti-dumping duties on imported solar-grade polysilicon originating in the United States, South Korea and the European Union. Insiders pointed out that if the tax is retroactively taxed, it will heavily attack overseas polysilicon enterprises and bring indirect benefits to the domestic industry. However, when the government frequently tried to save the city, the companies that had previously entered the photovoltaic industry Nuggets have already withdrawn. Photovoltaic research institute GTM Research estimates that in the next three years, if China does not significantly increase the planned installed capacity of photovoltaic power generation, it is estimated that nearly 60% of existing companies will withdraw from the photovoltaic industry. Enterprises have fled. According to the data, China's PV companies listed in the US in 2011 generally turned from profit to loss, and revenues fell sharply year-on-year. In addition, countries frequently initiated trade disputes to protect their own PV industry, and the PV industry entered a cold winter. The affiliates that had been involved in the past have all tried their best to sell the transferred shares or liquidate and disband to escape. For example, Aerospace Electromechanical announced that the company and its wholly-owned subsidiary Shanghai Shenzhou New Energy transferred 25.1% and 4.57% of the shares of Inner Mongolia Shenzhou Silicon, respectively, and eventually the majority shareholder transferred the above shares for 488 million yuan. According to the data, it invested heavily in polysilicon, battery cells, battery components and photovoltaic power plants in 2007. Nowadays, in the face of the downturn in polysilicon, it has to issue an announcement to announce “slimming”. Another example is Vosges, which is mainly engaged in home textiles and is also involved in the industry when photovoltaics are hot. Recently, Vosges announced that it will sell a 6.4% stake in Bosch Solar for 4.5 million euros. Previously, as the price of the product continued to fall and the economic base of sustainable operation was no longer available, the company decided to liquidate and dismantle the shareholding company Effort PV (50%). The main business of Affin PV is the production and sale of solar modules. In fact, not only these Nuggets companies on the road have now “escaped” from the photovoltaic industry, but the major PV companies themselves are also seeking self-rescue, and the sale of power stations has become an important way to maintain their livelihood. Taking sunflower as an example, in August 2012, Sunflower announced that in order to further optimize the company's asset structure, the company's board of directors authorized the management to sell three overseas power stations. This is the second time in a month that sunflowers are scheduled to sell overseas power plants after the sale of 20MW German power plants for 50 million yuan in early July. In October and November, there were several major PV power plant projects being sold. Xinda New Materials announced that it had signed a debt restructuring agreement with Jiangxi LDK on October 23, and LDK transferred 14MW solar power plant project to Xindaxin Materials to repay the RMB140 million account. However, analysts believe that the sale of power stations can quickly alleviate the tight cash flow of enterprises, but after all, it is not fundamentally solving the problem. The winter will continue for one year. In fact, not only Chinese companies, but also giants such as Siemens and Bosch Group intend to withdraw from PV. Photovoltaic research institute GTM Research estimates that in the next three years, if China does not significantly increase the planned installed capacity of photovoltaic power generation, it is estimated that nearly 60% of existing companies will withdraw from the photovoltaic industry. In this regard, Lin Boqiang, director of the China Energy Economic Research Center of Xiamen University, told reporters that it is now a process of industry consolidation, the market shrinks, overcapacity, and the US and EU sanctions on China's photovoltaics, more companies will fall next year. Lin Boqiang believes that the winter of the photovoltaic industry may continue for one year. It is worth noting that the Chinese government is also frequently introducing policies to save the market. In October this year, the State Grid proposed that in the future, it will provide system planning, grid-connected testing, commissioning and other full-process services for qualified distributed PV projects. No fees will be charged, and surplus power will be fully acquired. However, Lin Boqiang believes: "Although the country has introduced a lot of support policies, but the implementation speed is not accelerated, many companies will not be able to continue." Wang Shengsheng, analyst of Minsheng Securities PV industry, pointed out that enterprises should highlight their core competitiveness and optimize their operational structure. Improve product efficiency.

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