Chinese polysilicon manufacturers saw an extended rally in their share prices on Thursday, bolstered by expectations that China will curtail production to deal with excess supply, Bloomberg News reported Thursday.
This followed a statement by Daiwa Capital Markets on the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology possibly announcing rules limiting polysilicon manufacturers' energy consumption, according to the report.
Dennis Ip, an analyst at Daiwa Capital, told Bloomberg the policy could hasten the retirement of less-efficient polysilicon plants and prevent the restart of already suspended capacity.
Tongwei (SHA:600438) and Xinjiang Daqo New Energy (SHA:688303) saw their stocks jumping as much as 7.9% and 7.4%, respectively, in Thursday's session, according to the report. GCL Technology (HKG:3800) also rose as much as 5.3% on Thursday.
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