Things are still looking up at JA Solar Holdings Co., Ltd., (NASDAQ:JASO). The maker of high-performance solar cells raised its guidance for its third quarter which ended September 30, 2010. The company called the raised guidance being due to strong customer orders and better than expected production and shipments.
JA Solar now sees shipments having exceeded 410 Megawatts versus guidance of 375 Megawatts that was given on August 10. The growth is now expected to be 31.8% sequentially and 131.6% from a year ago.
Unfortunately, JA Solar did not give revenue and earnings per share targets. We also have no cost per watt estimate in this morning’s raised guidance.
The pre-market reaction has shares trading up nearly 5% at $8.85 and the 52-week trading range is $3.57 to $10.24.
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