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First SolarFSLR

Solar & wind · NASDAQ · USA

$178.85
Down 0.7% todayClose

Down 31.0% this year and −25.2% since June 26, behind the energy sector at −16.1%. First Solar supplies 1 mapped company and buys from 1.

Market cap
$19.4B
This year
−31.0%
1 year
−21.0%
P/E
11.1
P/S
3.6
P/B
1.9

Price vs the energy sector

since Jun 26FSLREnergy sector, equal weight
First Solar (FSLR) vs the Energy sector indexDaily closes from Jun 26, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026, each line rebased to its own first value. FSLR: −25.2% from Jun 26, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026. Energy sector index: −16.1% from Jun 26, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026.−30%−20%−10%0%Jun 26AugSepOct 8FSLR −25.2%Sector −16.1% First Solar (FSLR) vs the Energy sector indexDaily closes from Jun 26, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026, each line rebased to its own first value. FSLR: −25.2% from Jun 26, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026. Energy sector index: −16.1% from Jun 26, 2026 to Oct 8, 2026.−30%−20%−10%0%Jun 26AugSepOct 8FSLR−25.2%Sector−16.1%

Supply chain

1 supplier · 1 customer
SUPPLIERS →→ CUSTOMERSRockwell Automation (ROK)ROKRockwell Automation−1.8%NextEra Energy (NEE)NEENextEra Energy+0.4%FSLRFirst Solar

Suppliers 1

Customers 1

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About First Solar

Thin-film solar panels, made at greater scale than by any other US manufacturer, going into utility-scale projects that include supply for data centres.

Theme exposure

Solar energyRenewable capacityData centre exposureEnergy transition

Products

  • Thin-film solar panels
  • Utility-scale solar projects

Competitors

  • Chinese panel manufacturers
  • Enphase (different niche)

Risks

  • Policy & subsidies
  • Price competition from Asia

Same segment: Solar & wind

Solar and wind capacity producers, the core of renewable build-out. Segment 3 of 6 in the Energy, grid & critical infrastructure value chain.

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