Daiwa upgraded Canadian Solar (CSIQ) to Outperform from Neutral with a price target of $30, up from $13, after the company announced plans to establish two new Joint Ventures to run the U.S. solar PV business and the U.S. energy storage business with a controlling 75.1% stake. Daiwa thinks this move will enable Canadian Solar to remain compliant with potential U.S. foreign entity of concern requirements for solar and ESS imports, calling the stock the firm’s “preferred China player in the promising US ESS market.”
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