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Malaysian palm oil producer turns to solar for steadier income

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ENERGYMalaysian palm oil producer turnsto solar for steadier incomeGEOPOLITICS ALPHA

This report is about clean energy and Malaysia.

Directly affected

  • No company is named in this report.

Indirectly affected

  • TAN Invesco Solar ETF-8.5% 30d

    Invesco Solar ETF: it holds solar and clean-energy companies. Linked by “solar” (clean energy) in this story.

  • ICLN iShares Global Clean Energy ETF-4.1% 18d

    iShares Global Clean Energy ETF: it holds solar and clean-energy companies. Linked by “solar” (clean energy) in this story.

  • EWM iShares MSCI Malaysia ETF-0.6% 6d

    iShares MSCI Malaysia ETF holds stocks listed in Malaysia, which this story is about (“malaysian”).

  • FSLR First Solar+13.0% 30d

    First Solar (semiconductors and related devices): clean-energy firms move with renewables policy and demand. Linked by “solar” (clean energy) in this story.

  • NEE NextEra Energy+10.5% 30d

    NextEra Energy (electric services): clean-energy firms move with renewables policy and demand. Linked by “solar” (clean energy) in this story.

  • ENPH Enphase Energy-8.9% 30d

    Enphase Energy (semiconductors and related devices): clean-energy firms move with renewables policy and demand. Linked by “solar” (clean energy) in this story.

  • FTCI FTC Solar-41.3% 30d

    FTC Solar (semiconductors and related devices): clean-energy firms move with renewables policy and demand. Linked by “solar” (clean energy) in this story.

Price reaction, T-5 to T+3

TickerT-5T-3T-1T0T+1T+2T+3
TAN-8.76%-1.63%baseafter closeafter closeafter closeafter close
ICLN-5.15%-0.12%baseafter closeafter closeafter closeafter close
EWM-1.47%-1.32%baseafter closeafter closeafter closeafter close
FSLR-10.88%-5.04%baseafter closeafter closeafter closeafter close
NEE-5.12%-4.49%baseafter closeafter closeafter closeafter close
ENPH-11.40%+5.08%baseafter closeafter closeafter closeafter close
FTCI+9.02%+13.73%baseafter closeafter closeafter closeafter close

Closing-price change versus T-1, the last close before the story. T0 to T+3 fill in after each market close. Prices: Alpaca IEX.

Malaysian palm oil producer turns to solar for steadier income Nikkei Asia

Source: Nikkei Asia

Energy

CompanyWhenMoveStatus
ENPHthree days earlier+5.08%final price
ENPHfive days earlier-11.40%final price
EWMthree days earlier-1.32%final price
EWMfive days earlier-1.47%final price
FSLRthree days earlier-5.04%final price
FSLRfive days earlier-10.88%final price
FTCIthree days earlier+13.73%final price
FTCIfive days earlier+9.02%final price
ICLNthree days earlier-0.12%final price
ICLNfive days earlier-5.15%final price
NEEthree days earlier-4.49%final price
NEEfive days earlier-5.12%final price
TANthree days earlier-1.63%final price
TANfive days earlier-8.76%final price

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How solid the energy case looks

12 out of 100

“Malaysian palm oil producer turns to solar for steadier income” scores 12 out of 100. The score uses 1 sources.