光伏周价格 | 多晶硅价格再探底，光伏产业链供需格局生变

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent trends in the photovoltaic (PV) industry, highlighting price fluctuations across various segments such as polysilicon, wafers, cells, and modules, indicating a cautious market outlook with potential for further price declines [5][9][12][16]. Polysilicon Segment - The main transaction price for N-type re-investment material is 37.0 RMB/KG, while N-type dense material and N-type granular silicon are priced at 34.5 RMB/KG and 33.5 RMB/KG respectively [5][9]. - Overall polysilicon inventory is above 370,000 tons, with a slowing purchasing speed from downstream, suggesting a continued upward trend in inventory levels [7]. - Major manufacturers are planning production cuts, and there is a strong consensus among other manufacturers to adjust operating rates in response to declining prices [8][9]. Wafer Segment - The main transaction prices for N-type M10 wafers, N-type G12 wafers, and N-type G12R wafers are 0.93 RMB/piece, 1.27 RMB/piece, and 1.07 RMB/piece respectively [9][12]. - Inventory levels for wafers remain stable at around 20 GW, with no expected increase in the short term [11]. - Demand for 210RN wafers has improved, leading to a slight price rebound, although overall demand remains weak [12][14]. Cell Segment - The main transaction prices for M10 single crystal TOPCon cells, G12 single crystal TOPCon cells, and G12R single crystal TOPCon cells are 0.255 RMB/W, 0.273 RMB/W, and 0.260 RMB/W respectively [13][16]. - Inventory levels for specialized cell manufacturers are around one week, indicating a relatively light inventory pressure across the supply chain [15]. - The demand for 210RN cells has provided some support, leading to a slight price increase despite overall market weakness [16]. Module Segment - The main transaction prices for 182mm double-sided double-glass TOPCon modules and 210mm double-sided double-glass HJT modules are 0.67 RMB/W and 0.77 RMB/W respectively [16]. - There is a noticeable decline in order visibility for modules in June, with many manufacturers reducing operating rates and maintaining low inventory levels [17][18]. - The European market has seen stable module prices in May, but future prices may be affected by the decline in imported products [18].