[Lithium Battery: Wanrun New Energy Adjusts Repurchase Plan For 100,000-Ton Cathode Material Project]

Published: Jun 2, 2026 16:52

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On June 1, Wanrun New Energy issued an announcement stating that it plans to sign a supplementary agreement on asset repurchase with Hubei Shiyan Haoshuo New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. This agreement will adjust the repurchase period, amount, and payment method for assets related to its annual 100,000-ton battery cathode material project, aiming to optimize project financing costs through bank replacement financing. The asset delivery for this project was completed in May 2024. Based on a comprehensive evaluation conducted by Kunyuan Asset Appraisal Co., Ltd., the total value of the project's assets is approximately 1.076 billion yuan. As of now, Wanrun New Energy has paid 360 million yuan in repurchase investment, with an outstanding balance of approximately 716 million yuan.

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