PV giant Suntech hit with NYSE share de-listing warning

Suntech has been warned that it will be de-listed from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) if it does not post a sustained improvement in its stock price, adding to the woes of the world’s largest maker of PV modules.

The threat is the result of the average closing price of Suntech’s American Depository Shares having fallen below $1.00 in the 30-day trading period leading to 10 September.

The warning caps a week of major shake-ups at Suntech, including its decision to idle 600MW of cell capacity in China and to replace Suntech Europe president Jerry Stokes with Vedat Gürgeli as the company adopts a new “lean management structure”.

Suntech, which has a high level of debt, now has a six-month “cure” period in which to bolster its share price.

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