Mercom Capital Group has published its Quarterly Solar Funding and M&A Report detailing the latest developments and trends in the photovoltaic market.
The current report examines such topics as the sharp decrease in venture capital funding in the first quarter of the year, the boon for downstream companies that record low prices have provided as global installations continued to grow and how investors are reacting to these market dynamics.
Top venture capital deals in the first quarter of the year are also highlighted, as are the regions that are attracting the most investment, the growing popularity of solar lease and third party financing models and the current merger and acquisitions trends pervading the market and their impact on downstream players and technology.
The report provides a look at debt, equity and private placement financing schemes, including a special section dedicated to Chinese debt financing, and also covers rights issues as well as news on new cleantech and solar funds.
In addition, large-scale project funding deals, top investors and quarterly-over-quarterly trends, including bankruptcies, restructurings and downsizings, are also examed.
Read more about Mercoms quarterly report and findings in the upcoming June issue of pv magazine.
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