Malaysian-made polysilicon for US plant


KUCHING: South Korea’s OCI Holdings will use the company’s Malaysia-made solar-grade polysilicon for a new solar cell production plant to be built in Texas, United States.

Last week, OCI announced it would invest US$265mil (RM1.17bil) to set up an independent solar cell production facility at its US solar subsidiary, Mission Solar Energy.

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