Intersolar2024 - Interview with Bill Mulligan, CEO for Maxeon Solar Technologies

‘Nobody is making money right now’
As part of our Intersolar 2024 interview series, pv magazine spoke with Bill Mulligan, CEO of Singapore-based IBC solar module maker Maxeon. He states the IBC technology will remain competitive despite overcapacity and dropping modules prices and says Maxeon may enforce intellectual property rights with all existing and new back contact competitors that are allegedly utilizing its technologies.
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[@williammadison502]

Phenomenal interview and so excited about Maxeon future. I believe William Mulligan will get the job done. Multi billion dollar company, major expansion coming. Definitely a demand for products and Phenomenal reputation. 🙏🏽💪 Praying for Maxeon success #Maxn

[@pgg3473]

Then share this interview elsewhere

[@hawaiian5oh]

This might be a hidden gem 💎 🧐

[@danijeldanko4498]

Bill will be next Bill Gates because of new back technology. 2000 per share in future like Samsung. Both have large amount of patent.

[@peanut0brain]

I got 25k shares I'm ready let's go!

[@fromthelab258]

​@@peanut0brain😢

[@peanut0brain]

@@fromthelab258 they are cheap now 0.18 a share MAXN

[@danijeldanko4498]

@@fromthelab258 Nikola Tesla was an inventor ahead of his time, a visionary who believed deeply in his ideas. He wanted to bring free, wireless energy to the world-a concept so radical that it failed to garner the support of investors. Despite his genius and the transformative potential of his work, Tesla struggled financially, often finding himself in dire straits. His dedication to his vision was unshakable, but the world wasn't ready to embrace his innovations, leading to a tragic end where his contributions were only fully recognized after his death. Maxeon Solar, on the other hand, is a company that has developed advanced solar technologies with the potential to significantly impact the renewable energy landscape. However, like Tesla, they face a market that is not always aligned with their vision. The financial burden of unsold solar panels in warehouses is a significant strain. The world is transitioning to cleaner energy, but this transition is slow, and the costs of pioneering such technology can be overwhelming. Investors may hesitate, not fully grasping the long-term potential, much like they did with Tesla. Yet, just as Tesla's ideas eventually laid the groundwork for many modern technologies, Maxeon's innovations could become crucial in our global push toward sustainable energy. The true value of such visionary work often only becomes apparent in hindsight, when the world finally catches up with the genius of those who dared to dream ahead of their time.

[@danijeldanko4498]

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[@Phil-G1075]

What is going on with the stock ???

[@waltershowalter]

dilution due to Chinese investor getting shares at highly discounted rate.

[@Phil-G1075]

@@waltershowalter will this company still build factory in New Mexico ? I understand China wants to be in US markets.. I also bought shares very cheap with all this shorting. Just concerned about the time frame of the company’s future outlook

[@Phil-G1075]

@@waltershowalter looks like they are going out of business to me

[@julianavila8708]

@@Phil-G1075so is this stock gonna do good in the future

[@Phil-G1075]

@@julianavila8708 not sure , hope so ,,, I bought in around $2.00 and going to hold 5-10 years so I assume I’ll be fine but who knows