First Solar's Trading Volume Drops 33.85% to $510 Million Ranking 168th Amid Tax Credit Uncertainty

On June 25, 2025, First Solar's trading volume was $510 million, a 33.85% decrease from the previous day, ranking 168th in the day's stock market. First Solar (FSLR) rose 1.01%, marking two consecutive days of gains, with a total increase of 5.55% over the past two days.

First Solar has agreed to sell $311.86 million in production tax credits, a move that could significantly impact its financial outlook. This decision comes as the company continues to navigate the complexities of the U.S. tax credit system, which has been a subject of much debate and uncertainty.

First Solar's stock has been under pressure due to fears of a cut in tax credits, which has led to a significant drop in its share price. The company's stock fell by over 17% as investors reacted to the potential reduction in tax incentives, which are crucial for the solar industry's growth.

Despite the challenges, First Solar remains a key player in the solar energy sector. The company has been scaling up its U.S. manufacturing capabilities to meet the rising demand for solar panels. This strategic move is aimed at positioning First Solar as a leader in the renewable energy market, even as it faces headwinds from policy changes and market volatility.