Tianhe Solar Energy: The company's Indonesian factory has a certain relative competitive advantage.

Tianhe Solar Energy recently stated at a performance briefing that the U.S. market is facing uncertainties due to the impact of U.S. government tariffs this year. Currently, the "double reverse" tax rates are generally high, and "tariffs of equivalence" also bring uncertainties. On the one hand, the company will closely track changes in U.S. policies and flexibly adjust shipments. On the other hand, the company's TOPCon battery component factory in Indonesia is not affected by the "double reverse" of the four Southeast Asian countries, and the current tariff rate in Indonesia under the recent "tariff of equivalence" is relatively low. Therefore, although the U.S. market is facing uncertainties, the company's Indonesian factory has a relative competitive advantage with certainty. The company will also fully utilize the resources of local manufacturing partners in the United States to maximize profit results.