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origin energy is probably your best best, but it is only paying 3.5% (100% franked) on current price and is at the expensive side.
Solar stocks - when will Australia wake up?
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origin energy is probably your best best, but it is only paying 3.5% (100% franked) on current price and is at the expensive side.
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Origin is however primarily involved in other activities.
Oil and natural gas exploration and production. Electricity generation at conventional large power stations. LPG distribution and retail. Electricity and gas retail. They also install solar but that isn't the main part of their business.
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It is important to keep in mind regulatory risks in any investment... especially those that rely heavily on government incentives.
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http://reneweconomy.com.au/2012/sola...-picture-78721
Solco, a WA-based company, saw its results swing from a profit to a loss of $3.8 million in the half, and it is now predicting a near 50 per cent slump in sales for the year to $27 million from $52 million. But its latest announcement shows the industry is still trying to get to grips with the scale of the slump – the latest revenue forecast is 15 per cent below its prediction of just one month ago.
Solco, a WA-based company, saw its results swing from a profit to a loss of $3.8 million in the half, and it is now predicting a near 50 per cent slump in sales for the year to $27 million from $52 million. But its latest announcement shows the industry is still trying to get to grips with the scale of the slump – the latest revenue forecast is 15 per cent below its prediction of just one month ago.