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Does Legal Probe and Guidance Concerns Change The Bull Case For First Solar (FSLR)?
Does Legal Probe and Guidance Concerns Change The Bull Case For First Solar (FSLR)?
Simply Wall St
Sun, February 15, 2026 at 12:12 AM GMT+9 3 min read
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First Solar Investment Narrative Recap
To own First Solar today, you need to believe its U.S. focused thin film technology, policy support and growing manufacturing base outweigh concerns about guidance cuts, project de bookings and margin pressure. The Pomerantz LLP investigation and Jefferies downgrade sharpen the focus on whether 2025 margin compression and de bookings are a short term bump or an early signal of deeper profitability risk. For now, the core long term policy and technology pillars of the story remain intact.
The most relevant recent announcement here is First Solar’s October 2025 guidance reduction, which lowered 2025 net sales and earnings targets. That reset is central to Jefferies’ concerns about margin compression and de bookings and now sits at the heart of the Pomerantz review. Together, the softer guidance and legal scrutiny could weigh on confidence in near term execution, even as the company continues to ramp new U.S. capacity and emphasize its technology advantages.
Yet beneath the policy support and technology story, investors should be aware of how tariff uncertainty and contract de bookings could still…
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First Solar’s narrative projects $7.0 billion revenue and $3.2 billion earnings by 2028.
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Compared with the consensus story, the most bearish analysts were already cautious, assuming revenue of about US$6.3 billion and earnings near US$2.3 billion by 2028, and the latest investigation around de bookings and tariff related margin pressure could push their already tougher view of contract risk and pricing power even further, reminding you that reasonable people can look at the same numbers and reach very different conclusions.
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