I have dipped my toe in this one today--it has the smell of another Sola to me? It may take a while to get going but is profitable and growing. Solar products--a hot area.

In this irrational and highly volatile market we could see the 73p level break.

Jetion says chairman Dipesh Shah resigns, Kow to be interim chairman

50p very soon...

good news yesterday on results AND FUTURE.

i notice hyleo u never post any good news on any company.....r u a sad git wanting everything to fail

2 coming up.........article even gives reason for resignation....he wasnt a chink either......so u dont know hyleo whats going on in company and u will lose big time if u think its going 50p.

From The TimesJuly 16, 2008

Market takes a shine to Jetion
Smaller companiesRobert Lindsay
Perhaps the lesson to be learnt from the story of Jetion yesterday is that of communication, communication, communication. The Chinese solar cell manufacturer announced that it had managed to double capacity at its factory three months ahead of schedule and that it was already running at full strength and the shares rose 4p to 75p.

That is still less than half their float price of 151p a year ago, a slump that has much to do with a perception that it has not communicated well enough with the market. The management changed broker from Collins Stewart to Evolution China two weeks ago and shortly afterwards Dipesh Shah, the chairman and one of the few nonChinese on the board, left. He was close to Collins and he and the broker appear to have been blamed for the shares performance. There is talk that Evolution might orchestrate a secondary flotation in Hong Kong. Raymond Greaves, a Collins Stewart analyst, raised his earnings forecasts by 10 per cent to $24 million and reiterated his target price of 200p.

Many Jetion directors have defected from its peers JA Solar and Suntech, whose US-listed shares are rated at multiples four times higher than Jetions, and there is talk that either company might be tempted to bid.

Easy ride up to 2 on the back of Renesolas 2nd quarter earnings due out in August.

lol at hyleo.....50p as 83p too expensive....what utter garbage

Scot, 200p with Jetion, did you dreamt about it?

Jetion market capitalisation has halved since its IPO in July, 2007.
Certainly tells a lot about the company.
Too much hype but no performance with directors blaming on broker for its poor performance.
The directors are to blame!

Garbage company.

Sorry to say but hlyeo is right again. I once own this at 110p.

73p today

Thanks for agreeing with me.

I totally disagree.
From an operating perspective this business has consistently delivered since coming to AIM.
The falling in mkt cap says nothing aboput the company but everything about the market

Worth having a look at the latest note on Investors Champion www.investorschampion.com

Energeticbacker, if Jetion is so good, please post the latest note on Investors Champion.

Don't believe the Investors Champion...a lot of poor recommendations from personal experience.

64p now...Jetion is a loser with a new low again

Hey, what a surprise, it's 51p.

Where's my dear friend, scottie who has been trying to ramp JHL to 200p?

New article, click HERE

Another new low for Jetion...27p. This is a dead stock. SELL.

http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/recommendations/990137/jetion-holdings.thtml

GCI says sell it seems.

Jetion Holdings - REDUCE
Companies: JHL
23/01/2009

Fast-growing Chinese solar cell maker Jetion Holdings says trading conditions are improving after a poor fourth quarter.

Based in Chinas Jiangsu Province and quoted on AIM, Jetion reports that output of solar cells increased 82% last year to 65.3 megawatts, with module production ahead 428% to 43.3 megawatts. In an optimistic trading statement, the company, which lifted pre-tax profits nearly fivefold to 8m in the first half of last year, says it doubled solar cell manufacturing capacity to 100 megawatts a year and upped annual module making capacity 50% to 60 megawatts, achieving capacity utilisation of 97%.

Jetion, steered by chief executive Roger Gai, warns the fourth quarter of last year brought a substantial reduction in trading conditions in the wider solar market, though the company says this was offset by reduced prices of the raw material, silicon. Citing a current order backlog representing a significant portion of the companys capacity for 2009, Jetion says that its management believes the business has entered the current year well prepared for a normalisation in trading and reduced volatility.

Gai argues that the company is well placed to continue to strengthen the business while taking protective measures in these difficult market conditions. The stock market fall has taken Jetion shares down to 30p, significantly below our last comment, and it looks appropriate to cut some of your losses, while holding some for longer-term recovery potential.