Qimonda And Centrosolar To Jointly Manufacture Solar Cells
Qimonda and Centrosolar have announced they have signed a contract to jointly build, equip and operate a solar cell manufacturing plant. The joint venture will produce solar cells based on silicon and will be owned 49% by Centrosolar and 51% by Qimonda Solar GmbH, a 100% subsidiary of Qimonda.
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