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Phil Shen

Phil Shen

Managing Director and Senior Research Analyst at Roth Financial Partners LLC

Newport Beach, CA, US

Philip Shen is a Managing Director and Senior Research Analyst at ROTH Capital Partners, specializing in equity research coverage of the cleantech and renewable energy sectors. He covers companies such as Canadian Solar Inc., Enphase Energy, First Solar, Generac Holdings, JinkoSolar, Maxeon Solar Technologies, Sunnova Energy International, Sunrun, SolarEdge Technologies, and SunPower Corporation, maintaining an analyst performance track record that includes a 38–41% success rate and an average return per recommendation of 3.9% according to TipRanks. Shen began his career at J.P. Morgan and Bear Stearns before joining ROTH in June 2010, and he holds a B.S. from Brown University and an M.B.A. from Stanford University. His credentials include top analyst awards from Thomson Reuters and Institutional Investor, and he is FINRA registered with recognized securities licenses.

Phil Shen's questions to QUANTA SERVICES (PWR) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Phil Shen inquired about the organic growth trajectory for 2026, specifically for electric infrastructure and UI, and the margin profile of the expanded Total Solutions power generation platform compared to current electric power margins.

Answer

President and CEO Duke Austin stated that the NiSource deal is margin accretive or in line with current rates. For 2026 guidance, he referred to the company's long-term outlook of 10-15% adjusted EPS growth, implying consistent performance.

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Question · Q3 2025

Phil Shen inquired about the expected organic growth trajectory for Quanta Services in 2026, specifically for electric infrastructure and UI, and the margin profile of the expanded Total Solutions platform compared to current electric power margins, including if the NiSource deal is margin accretive.

Answer

President and CEO Duke Austin confirmed that the NiSource deal is in line with or accretive to current margins. Regarding guidance, he stated that 2025 is on track and provided a long-term outlook of 10-15% adjusted EPS growth, with 20% previously achieved, indicating that 2026 guidance would fall within that range.

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Question · Q4 2024

An analyst, identified as Phil Shen, asked what opportunities Quanta is conceptualizing to deepen its exposure to the AI data center trend beyond the Cupertino acquisition and what key problems its data center customers face that Quanta can solve.

Answer

President & CEO Earl Austin explained that Quanta's strategy is to act as a solutions provider at the intersection of data center owners and utilities. He emphasized that Quanta is in the middle of discussions to help both parties collaborate and accelerate the build-out of all necessary infrastructure. The approach leverages Quanta's full suite of craft-skilled labor and engineering services to solve complex, large-scale infrastructure challenges for these clients.

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Phil Shen's questions to DAQO NEW ENERGY (DQ) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Phil Shen inquired about Daqo New Energy's gross margin trajectory for Q3, Q4, and 2026, and the company's strategy to address polysilicon overcapacity through industry and government initiatives.

Answer

CFO Ming Yang confirmed positive gross margins for Q3 and Q4 2025, attributing it to increased selling prices, reduced unit costs, and inventory write-downs. Deputy CEO Anita Zhu discussed balancing supply with demand through lower utilization rates and highlighted ongoing anti-involution initiatives and new energy consumption standards as positive catalysts for industry consolidation.

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Question · Q4 2024

Phil Shen of ROTH Capital asked for the potential timing and scope of China's solar supply-side reform, a quarterly polysilicon pricing forecast for 2025, and the possibility of an upside surprise in China's domestic demand.

Answer

CFO Ming Yang suggested a supply-side policy for the entire solar industry could be announced around the early March government meetings. Deputy CEO Anita Zhu forecasted N-type poly prices in the higher end of the RMB 40-45/kg range in H1 2025, potentially moving to the lower end in H2. She projected stable China demand of 250-300 GW for 2025, with growth limited by grid constraints and policy uncertainty.

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