Lines rolling again at bankrupt Q-Cells as PV group hunts buyer

Q-Cells has partially resumed production of cells and modules, as the bankrupt German PV giant and its administrator desperately seek an investor willing to rescue the company and its more than 2,000 workers.

Henning Schorisch, the administrator tasked with overseeing Q-Cells’ insolvency, says that since the company filed for bankruptcy protection in early April he has been in discussion with “a number” of potential buyers.

“These include both domestic and foreign, as well as financial and strategic, investors,” he says.

But Schorisch concedes that no one has yet been willing to sign on the dotted line. Q-Cells is known to have spent several months before its insolvency searching for a buyer.

The administrator – who is also overseeing the bankruptcy of Odersun, another failed German…

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