【SMM Flash】EVE Energy's H1 Net Profit Surges 105.66%, Power and Energy Storage Battery Shipments Rise

Published: Aug 21, 2026 21:50

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【EVE Energy's H1 Net Profit Surges 105.66%, Power and Energy Storage Battery Shipments Rise】 EVE Energy reported operating revenue of RMB 45.691 billion for the first half of 2026, up 62.20% year-on-year, while net profit attributable to shareholders reached RMB 3.301 billion, up 105.66%. Non-GAAP net profit rose 111.89% to RMB 2.451 billion. During the period, power battery shipments reached 35.76 GWh, up 66.47% year-on-year, while energy storage battery shipments increased 54.88% to 44.46 GWh, supported by continued growth in large cylindrical power cells and large-capacity energy storage cells.

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