Primary Recommendation

Jetion - Highly ambitious solar cell manufacturer

August 2007

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London's stock market now boasts a number of exciting growth stories in the solar sector including Renesola and Powerfilm, both of which we have featured before. Renesola (tipped in September) has risen six-fold since listing last September whilst Powerfilm (tipped in November) has tripled. This month’s new recommendation is China-based Jetion, a supplier of solar cells and modules, which the company sells to solar panel manufacturers. 2006 was a banner year for the company which with its single 25MW production line running for 12 months, reported sales of US$45m and a pretax profit of US$5m. The flotation on AIM last month has raised £27.9m new money for Jetion which will quadruple capacity by 2009, helping gr ...

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Market Comment - August '07

Superglass - Forecasts look on low side

Jetion (May 2009)

Jetion (March 2009)

Jetion (February 2009)

Jetion - Broker sets 200p target (October 2008)

Jetion - Prospective PE of 4.7 (August 2008)

Jetion - Seriously undervalued by US standards (May 2008)

Jetion - Shares rise 22% on the month (February 2008)

Jetion (January 2008)

Jetion (October 2007)

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