The
company
–
which
today
forecast
it
will
make
an
annual
loss
of
nearly
$10bn
across
all
of
its
businesses
–
will
start
operations
at
the
new
300MW
solar
plant
in
Malaysia
in
December,
bringing
its
global
capacity
to
900MW.
It
was
expected
to
ramp
up
output
at
the
plant
to
1.5GW
by
2016
in
a
bid
to
grow
the
business
into
a
leading
player.
However
the
firm
revealed
today
that
it
was
taking
a
148bn
yen
($1.9bn)
impairment
charge
for
restructuring
its
solar
business
and
would
not
make
additional
investments
in
Malaysia.
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