Dingsheng New Energy Materials Reports Strong Returns from Inner Mongolia Base Project

Published: Sep 04, 2026 13:51 (GMT+8)

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Dingsheng New Energy Materials stated on an interactive platform that its Inner Mongolia base project with an annual capacity of 200,000 mt of battery foil and 600,000 mt of aluminum billet is currently being put into production in an orderly manner as planned, with each production line gradually releasing capacity. The project is operating well with outstanding returns, achieving benefits of 41.5684 million yuan from January to June this year and cumulative benefits of 128.8022 million yuan by the end of June this year. Going forward, the company will continue to advance capacity ramp-up to further improve the overall operational efficiency of the project.

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