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REC signs $300 mln wafer deal with U.S. Suniva

Wed Jun 25, 2008 5:24am EDT

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OSLO, June 25 (Reuters) - Norwegian solar industry group Renewable Energy Corp (REC.OL) said on Wednesday it had secured a contract worth more than $300 million to supply silicon wafers to U.S. company Suniva Inc.

"Under the agreement, REC will until 2013 deliver wafers worth more than $300 million," REC said in a statement.

REC's shares were up 5.5 percent to 143.5 crowns after the annoucement. (Reporting by Wojciech Moskwa)



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