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US solar module prices just jumped more than 40%, and Korean suppliers are capturing the upside.
US solar module prices climbed 40.7% this year while polysilicon prices surged 157.7%, driven by new Section 232 tariffs and a 30% minimum import price rule. Hanwha Solutions and OCI Holdings are both positioned to benefit given their US manufacturing exposure. Separately, Hyundai and Kia topped 15 million RV sales in the US market, a record for both brands. Together, the stories show Korean industry gaining ground across US solar and auto markets alike.

Sources:
- US Solar Price Surge Lifts Hanwha, OCI Holdings Earnings — Seoul Economic Daily, September 29, 2026
- Hyundai, Kia Top 15 Million RV Sales in US Market — Seoul Economic Daily, September 29, 2026

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00:02Today it s tuesday september 29th let's take a look at a key development in korea s industry sector
00:08u.s solar module prices have jumped 40 percent this year hanwha and oci holdings are riding
00:14that price surge to stronger earnings polysilicon prices alone climbed 157.7 percent new u.s.
00:24tariffs and trade barriers have pushed solar module and polysilicon prices sharply higher
00:29한화 Solutions and OCI Holdings both benefit directly from the price run-up in their U.S. operations.
00:36Section 232 tariffs are reshaping the competitive landscape for solar supply chains.
00:42Here's what the numbers show.
00:4440.7%.
00:45That's how much U.S. solar module prices have risen this year, from $0.27 to $0.38 per watt.
00:54Polysilicon prices jumped 157.7% over the same period, from $9 to $21 per kilogram.
01:04한화 Solutions and OCI Holdings both stand to benefit given their exposure to U.S. solar manufacturing.
01:11New Section 232 tariffs and a 30% minimum import price rule are reinforcing the price gains.
01:19Separately, Hyundai and Kia have topped 15 million RV sales in the U.S. market, a record for both brands.
01:26So what does this mean for global supply chain managers?
01:30Earlier, we said U.S. solar module prices have jumped more than 40% this year.
01:35Here's what that actually means for you.
01:37Korean solar suppliers with U.S. manufacturing footprints are capturing outsized margin gains from tariff-driven price increases,
01:45a trend likely to continue as trade barriers stay in place.
01:49Hyundai and Kia's RV sales record shows Korean manufacturers extending gains across multiple U.S. market segments at once.
01:58Hanwha Solutions and OCI Holdings upcoming earnings reports.
02:02Further, Section 232 tariff actions affecting solar imports.
02:07Hyundai and Kia's RV sales momentum in the coming quarters.
02:12That's today's AI Prism, Industry Daily.
02:15This episode was produced with AI assistance based on Seoul Economic Daily reporting and reviewed by a human editor.
02:23AI Prism is a Juan IFRA award-winning series.
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