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Tongwei plans to acquire polysilicon competitor Qinghai Lihao

Acquisition Solar announced Xining, China Feb 25, 2026
50000 metric ton
Capacity
operating
Stage

Tongwei intends to acquire 100% of Qinghai Lihao through a share-and-cash transaction. The deal remains at a preliminary stage and is subject to further details and regulatory approvals.

Deal Analysis

Tongwei's planned acquisition of Qinghai Lihao, a polysilicon competitor with a 50,000 metric ton capacity, signals a move towards further consolidation within the solar sector. The acquisition, structured as a share-and-cash transaction, aims to bring Qinghai Lihao fully under Tongwei's ownership. While the deal is still in its preliminary stages and subject to regulatory approvals, its successful completion would significantly increase Tongwei's polysilicon production capacity and market share. The sellers include Hainan Zhuoyue Enterprise Management Partnership, Hainan Haoyue Enterprise Management Partnership, Qinghai Lihao, and Duan Yong. The undisclosed value of the transaction makes it difficult to fully assess its financial implications. However, given the capacity of Qinghai Lihao, the deal is likely to be substantial. The acquisition is notable due to Tongwei's position as a major player in the polysilicon market and the potential impact on market dynamics. The deal's progression will be closely watched by industry participants and investors, particularly regarding regulatory scrutiny and the final terms of the agreement.
  • Tongwei, a major player, is acquiring polysilicon competitor Qinghai Lihao.
  • The deal involves a 50,000 metric ton capacity.
  • The transaction is structured as a share-and-cash deal.
  • The deal is currently in preliminary stages and subject to regulatory approvals.
Market Context: The deal takes place within the solar sector in China, specifically the polysilicon market, which is a crucial component in solar panel manufacturing. Consolidation within this sector can impact pricing and supply chain dynamics.

Source Intelligence

KEY DETAILS

The deal remains at a preliminary stage. Quote: Tongwei said the deal remains at a preliminary stage.

Deal Size
Tongwei’s suspension notice did not disclose capacity figures or a purchase price.
Capacity
Public reporting on its buildout indicates that a first-phase 50,000 metric ton polysilicon project reached commissioning in 2022
Location
Qinghai Lihao is a privately held joint-stock company registered in 2021 in Xining, Qinghai province.
Announcement
according to a trading suspension notice dated Feb. 25.
COD
Public reporting on its buildout indicates that a first-phase 50,000 metric ton polysilicon project reached commissioning in 2022
PARTIES MENTIONED IN SOURCE
T
Tongwei buyer

"Shanghai-listed polysilicon producer Tongwei says it intends to acquire 100% of Qinghai Lihao through a share-and-cash transaction"

Q
Qinghai Lihao seller

"Tongwei said it plans to acquire 100% of Chinese competitor Qinghai Lihao through a transaction combining share issuance and cash"

D
Duan Yong seller

"It has signed an intention agreement with the proposed sellers – Duan Yong and two limited partnerships, Hainan Zhuoyue Enterprise Management Partnership and Hainan Haoyue Enterprise Management Partnership"

H
Hainan Zhuoyue Enterprise Management Partnership seller

"It has signed an intention agreement with the proposed sellers – Duan Yong and two limited partnerships, Hainan Zhuoyue Enterprise Management Partnership and Hainan Haoyue Enterprise Management Partnership"

H
Hainan Haoyue Enterprise Management Partnership seller

"It has signed an intention agreement with the proposed sellers – Duan Yong and two limited partnerships, Hainan Zhuoyue Enterprise Management Partnership and Hainan Haoyue Enterprise Management Partnership"

Timeline

Announced
Feb 25, 2026
Signed
Closed

Market Context

This deal is part of the Solar sector in China.
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