(Reuters) - First Solar also said its board approved a plan to build a new manufacturing plant in Malaysia with an annual capacity of 120 megawatts of the modules. It expects to invest about $150 million in the plant, which should come on line in the first half of 2009.
The company's shares surged to all-time high levels, rising $15 to $111.29 in early Nasdaq trading. Earlier in the day, the shares reached as high as $112.80.
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The company's shares surged to all-time high levels, rising $15 to $111.29 in early Nasdaq trading. Earlier in the day, the shares reached as high as $112.80.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
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