It
sold
380MW
for
the
three
months
to
end
of
September,
compared
with
a
previously
guided
450-480MW.
Revenues
dropped
38%
from
the
same
period
last
year
to
$298m
and
losses
came
in
at
$57.5m.
The
company
warned
last
week
that
its
third
quarter
shipments
had
been
hit
by
continued
oversupply
and
the
“irrational
pricing
practices”
of
some
of
its
competitors.
"These
factors
contributed
to
declines
in
our
average
selling
prices,
despite
cost
improvements
of
our
key
materials,”
says
chief
executive
Gao
Jifan.
Some
solar
module
makers,
facing
a
global
glut
in
production
capacity,
are…
