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Meyer Burger pivots away from Colorado, focusing on Arizona's 1.4-GW factory amid financial headwinds, signaling a strategic shift in solar manufacturing.

Meyer Burger's new solar module facility in Arizona marks the beginning of a major expansion in the US, with plans for a second manufacturing facility in Colorado.

Meyer Burger plans 750:1 reverse stock split to boost investor interest amid European solar market challenges. AGM on June 25 to vote on proposal and board re-election.

Swiss solar giant Meyer Burger secures $228 million for US expansion, with plans for new facilities in Colorado and Arizona. Stock trading begins April 5.

Meyer Burger Technology AG shifts focus to US market, seeking capital increase for expansion. CEO confident in raising funds despite challenges in Europe.

1Komma5 steps up to save Meyer Burger's plant in Freiberg, Saxony, opposing short-sighted policies to ensure sustainable growth in the German solar industry.

US solar manufacturer CubicPV abandons plans for 10GW solar wafer facility due to collapsing prices and high costs. Focus shifts to module development and partnership with Waaree Energies. Meyer Burger and REC Silicon also face challenges in Europe and US.

Swiss solar tech company Meyer Burger shifts focus to the US, closing its German manufacturing site and anticipating significant profits in the American market.

Meyer Burger Technology AG announced the construction of a 2-GW solar cell production facility in Colorado Springs, creating 350 jobs and offering tax credits and discounted rates. The company is receiving prepayments and a loan, and will adjust sales and marketing to cope with the challenging EU solar market. Initial EBITDA figures show a loss of EUR 42 milllion.

Swiss solar supplier Meyer Burger Technology AG (SWX: MBTN) has placed green elderly unprotected guaranteed convertible bonds of EUR 216.3 million (USD 236.41 m) to finance the growth of its manufacturing capacity.

The investment arm of Netherlands-based Ingka Group, the biggest franchisee of Swedish furnishings store IKEA, will offtake solar modules from Swiss producer Meyer Burger Technology AG for a duration of 4 years under a bargain signed in March.

Meyer Burger will offer its product portfolio "Made in Germany, made in Switzerland" at the country's largest solar trade show, the Smart Energy Conference as well as Exhibition from May 3 to 5 in Sydney. BayWa r.e. will be Meyer Burger's first distributor in Australia.

Solar energy is a renewable energy that has been acquiring a lot of focus in recent times. This is not without factor as innovations in solar panel modern technology have actually made it a lot more effective as well as cost-efficient than ever.

Meyer Burger revealed its plans to switch all its high-performance solar modules to a glass-glass design to enhance manufacturing rate as well as stop slowdowns due to product shortages.

Operating in consortium with CSEM, Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin, Fraunhofer ISE, as well as the University of Stuttgart, Meyer Burger is looking into tandem solar cells and developing next-generation solar modules These activities center around the automation of the new technologies, or large scale production of solar cells with efficiencies of more than 30 percent