Hanwha Solutions is receiving positive evaluations from the securities sector. On the 11th, IBK Investment & Securities maintained its existing investment opinion on Hanwha Solutions and presented a target stock price of 53,000 won. This is at the same level as the figure presented this past April.

The securities sector's evaluation is based on expectations for the expansion of next-generation technology. Tandem solar cells are evaluated as a next-generation technology that can significantly increase power generation efficiency compared to existing silicon solar cells. The industry believes that as the global solar market reshapes around highly efficient products, the competitiveness of companies possessing the related technologies will be further strengthened.

Hanwha Solutions is expanding the establishment of its solar value chain centered on the United States and is pursuing a growth strategy that links solar modules with its energy business. The expansion of U.S. power infrastructure investment and eco-friendly energy transition policies are also cited as mid-to-long-term benefits.

The market is also paying attention to the growth potential of the renewable energy market, including solar power, as power demand surges with the recent spread of artificial intelligence (AI) data centers. As the power sources required to operate data centers diversify, the role of the solar industry is expected to expand.

However, the pace of recovery in the global solar industry, raw material price fluctuations, and intensifying competition with Chinese companies are cited as variables that could affect future performance.

The securities sector evaluates that Hanwha Solutions is strengthening its mid-to-long-term growth foundation based on the acquisition of next-generation solar cell technology and expansion into the North American market, and is paying attention to whether profitability will improve in the future.

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