The conference thoroughly and systemically looked at GCL-Polys fruitful efforts in 2013 at sharpening up its specialized manufacturing expertise and technological R&D, innovating business models, penetrating new markets, boosting its brand influence and pushing ahead with polycrystalline silicon trade remedy investigations.
The company vowed to grasp opportunities, press ahead with reform initiatives and management innovation in 2014 when the industry is expected to recover.
It aimed at full implementation in terms of project progress, new product
development and brand building, ensuring the fulfillment of various business targets.
Shu Hua, executive president of GCL-Poly, expressed in the company's annual
overview and planning report that, in the coming three years, the company will
continue to boost the strategic layout whereby upstream business drives mid and down stream activity; deepen the primary business; promote support to power plant operation; and build a one-stop service platform.
With regard to capacity planning, the company will maintain steady growth in product innovation and further enrich the future product mix and expand new product technological routes, with a view to meet customer demand for high-efficiency silicon wafer products.
To fulfill these objectives, Shu indicated the company should continue to deepen
its organisational transformation, streamline its HR structure, accelerate science and technology linkage, optimize assets structure, enhance brand awareness and
guarantee safety.
In addition, Shu outlined 10 key implementation projects for 2014, including the Zhongneng self-sufficient power plant, Phase I engineering for the FBR project, the diamond wire slice engineering project, the GPW Project, PR for the all-monocrystal cast ingot process, PR for the high-efficiency PV power generation system, CRM and the PV cloud merchant platform.
The conference was chaired by chief operating officer Zhang Xiang. GCL group president Tang Cheng and the managers of relevant business divisions were invited to the conference to give guidance.
There were more than 80 attendees at the conference, including management staff from GCL-Poly's PV business management centre and its departments, three major business divisions and subsidiaries and representative offices in Taiwan and Hong Kong.
On the morning of January 18, GCL-Poly executive president Shu and the managers responsible for the technology, finance and sales departments, as well as the responsible officers of the business divisions and subsidiaries, signed letters of responsibility for the annual targets based on the conference consensus, which further break down various business metrics to facilitate execution in 2014.
