The
company,
which
is
headquartered
in
Canada
but
performs
most
of
its
manufacturing
in
China,
believes
it
shipped
410-420MW
of
modules
during
the
three-month
period
ended
30
June
–
compared
to
the
430-450MW
it
forecast
in
May.
That
is
significantly
less
severe
than
the
decline
reported
by
Trina.
Trina
is
viewed
as
having
been
more
poorly
prepared
for
the
imposition
of
preliminary
trade
sanctions
in
the
US
than
some
of
its
Chinese
rivals.
In
contrast,
Canadian
Solar
has
been
widely
seen
as
having
one
of
the
best-laid
supply-chain…
