First Solar stock hits 52-week high at 236.32 USD

Published 09/10/2025, 17:28
First Solar stock hits 52-week high at 236.32 USD

First Solar Inc (FSLR) stock reached a 52-week high, hitting 236.32 USD, marking a significant milestone for the company. According to InvestingPro analysis, the company maintains a "GREAT" overall financial health score, with particularly strong momentum and profitability metrics. Over the past year, First Solar has seen a 14.88% increase in its stock price, reflecting positive investor sentiment and strong performance in the renewable energy sector. With a robust gross profit margin of 43% and revenue growth of 15%, the company’s latest achievement underscores its resilience and ability to capitalize on the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions. As the industry continues to expand, First Solar’s stock performance remains a focal point for investors looking to tap into the green energy market. For deeper insights and 11 additional ProTips, explore the comprehensive analysis available on InvestingPro.

In other recent news, First Solar has been the focus of several positive developments. Jefferies has increased its price target for First Solar to $260, maintaining a Buy rating, citing strong bookings in the third quarter and full U.S. manufacturing capacity through 2028. Additionally, JPMorgan has reiterated First Solar as a "top pick," with a $241 price target for December 2025, anticipating potential positive outcomes from the upcoming RE+ conference. UBS has also named First Solar a top pick following favorable IRS guidance that maintains tax credit eligibility through 2030, which is seen as a positive for the industry.

In related industry news, Chinese solar exports saw a significant 66% year-over-year increase in August, according to a BofA report. This surge in export volumes reflects a recovery in global demand for solar components. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has reiterated his criticism of renewable energy, particularly focusing on the economic impact of solar and wind energy. Despite these criticisms, recent developments for First Solar suggest a positive outlook, supported by analyst upgrades and favorable policy changes.

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