Inventux,
which
employs
more
than
200
people,
will
continue
to
operate
while
new
investors
are
sought
for
the
business,
says
insolvency
administrator
Rolf
Rattunde.
Berlin-based
Inventux
joins
major
names
such
as
Q-Cells,
Solon
and
Solar
Millennium
among
the
German
groups
to
enter
bankruptcy
under
the
pressure
of
global
oversupply
and
ferocious
competition
from
Asia.
In
an
unusually
forthright
statement,
Rattunde
claims
the
company
could
represent
a
good
long-term
bet.
“The
situation
of
Inventux
is
linked
with
the
broader
question
[of]
whether
Germany
can
sustain
future-oriented
technologies
like
silicon-based
thin-film
modules,
or
whether…
