The four major photovoltaic companies in China: Wuxi Suntech (although it went bankrupt, I remember it was acquired by SF, but SF was not SF), Jingao Photovoltaic, Yingli Photovoltaic (as can be seen in the 20 10 and 20 14 World Cups, Yingli's billboard lost its home in football) and Artes.
Other large companies include Saiwei, GCL, Trina Solar and Solar Power Company.
Medium-sized photovoltaic enterprises: Central, Hairun, etc.
In the past two years, a large number of small enterprises have fallen down because of the financial crisis and anti-dumping in Europe and America.
Finally, many, many large state-owned enterprises have also participated in photovoltaic manufacturers at home and abroad through acquisitions, mergers and acquisitions, financing, and buyout of downstream power stations. For example, I know that the General Assembly Group and several large state-owned enterprises under the General Armament Department have also come in to fish in troubled waters.
Finally, you also asked foreign PV companies, and I cited several first solar energy companies in the United States, Sharp in Japan, Q-Cells in Germany, and American solar power sources. By the way, there is no middleman or you have a hard relationship with foreign PV companies. With this trend, you can't make money. I don't know the size of your company. To put it bluntly, you are nothing more than processing materials, deducting raw materials and labor costs to earn a few small money.
I seem to have said too much. I hope I can help you.