事关多晶硅传闻，中国光伏行业协会发声

Core Viewpoint - The China Photovoltaic Industry Association has clarified recent market rumors regarding "anti-involution" in the photovoltaic industry, particularly concerning polysilicon, stating that the information circulating is significantly inaccurate and urging the public not to believe or spread rumors [1][3]. Industry Summary - The association aims to promote "anti-involution" efforts based on legal and market principles, seeking to eliminate vicious competition in the industry [3]. - Although specific details of the rumors were not disclosed, there were market speculations about potential capacity consolidation in the polysilicon sector, which led to a rebound in polysilicon futures, rising over 4% during trading [3]. - On July 28, a meeting was held by national industrial and information authorities emphasizing the need to strengthen governance in key industries like photovoltaics, aiming to phase out outdated production capacity through enhanced standards [5]. - The recent statements from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology align with the China Photovoltaic Industry Association's previous calls to revise polysilicon energy consumption standards to facilitate the exit of outdated capacity [5]. - Analysts from Hongyi Futures noted that polysilicon is a core product in the current "anti-involution" movement, with strong market expectations driven by policy news and rumors, which support price stability [5]. - According to Galaxy Futures, if the capacity consolidation meeting yields positive results, the long-term outlook for polysilicon could reverse, leading to a potential increase in futures prices [6]. Market Reaction - Following the clarification and market rumors, the photovoltaic index in the A-share market rebounded, with companies like Foster and Hewei Electric hitting the daily limit, while polysilicon firms such as GCL-Poly, Daqo Energy, New Special Energy, and Tongwei Co. saw stock increases of 7.69%, 5.17%, 4.40%, and 3.45% respectively [4].