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Solar stocks have been under pressure in 2023 as the global energy landscape has shifted. The resurgence of fossil fuels, especially natural gas, has made renewable energy sources less competitive and attractive.

Daqo New Energy is a leading global producer of polysilicon with competitive advantages in cost, quality, and manufacturing capabilities. China dominates the polysilicon industry due to subsidies and cost-effective production but faces risks from oversupply and substitute technologies. DQ's strong balance sheet, insider ownership, and exposure to China's renewable energy goals make it a buy, but long-term investment may be risky due to market dynamics.

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Daqo (DQ) provides an update on the $700M share repurchase program, affirming confidence in its industry and commitment to repurchase undervalued shares.

With its boundless potential, solar power remains at the forefront of renewable energy sources, tapping into the sun's infinite reserves to illuminate homes, electrify businesses, and drive our vehicles forward. Aside from the obvious benefits, solar power shines in its capacity to spark economic growth and job creation.

DQ is currently trading at a large discount to its intrinsic value. Relative to its peers DQ is severely underpriced. DQ's revenue growth has been impressive since 2018 and even if profits fall DQ will be severely undervalued.

Daqo New Energy stock has been under pressure due to falling polysilicon prices, but the company's strong balance sheet and high-profit margins suggest it is well-positioned for recovery. Despite a drop in polysilicon prices, the Company's Q2 earnings are expected to remain highly profitable, with the potential for significant revenue and earnings growth. DQ's strong balance sheet, high free cash flow yield, and ongoing share buyback program make it a strong buy despite current market conditions.

Daqo New Energy's market cap is $1 billion lower than its outstanding net cash position, despite strong profitability and expansion plans. Despite a 45% YoY decrease in revenue in Q1 2022 due to soft demand and limited supply, the company expects Q2 revenue to bounce back and remain flat YoY, with an increase in polysilicon production. Despite high concentration and political risks, the company's strong financial performance and low valuation, together with favorable secular shifts, make it a compelling investment opportunity.

Polysilicon prices are on a downward trend due to a shortage in quartz supply to manufacture silicon wafers. Daqo New Energy's business remains strong, with solid EBITDA margins of 69% in Q1.

Shares of Daqo New Energy NYSE: DQ closed Thursday's trading session by 3.75% after reporting its first quarterly earnings for 2023, along with filing its official annual report for 2022 via form 20-F with the SEC. Now that more institutional money managers and investors like Fidelity and Templeton are increasing their positions in Daqo, investors are beginning to take notice and deep dive into the business fundamentals and the massive growth it has displayed over the years.