浙江绍兴大爷卖电机：年入162亿，全球第一，港股上市

Core Viewpoint - Wolong Electric Drive Group Co., Ltd. is planning to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, having established itself as a leading player in the electric motor industry with a market capitalization of approximately 39.2 billion RMB as of August 2025 [1][4]. Company Overview - Founded in 1984 by Chen Jiancheng and five partners, Wolong started as a small motor factory and has since evolved into a major player in the electric motor sector, becoming the first private electric motor company to list on the A-share market in 2002 [2][3]. - The company has pursued an aggressive global acquisition strategy, including the acquisition of ATB Group in 2011, which provided access to the European high-end market, and the purchase of GE's small industrial motor business in 2018, making it a leader in the North American NEMA motor market [3][4]. Financial Performance - Wolong's revenue and net profit from 2022 to the first half of 2025 are as follows: - 2022: Revenue 14.266 billion RMB, Net Profit 839 million RMB - 2023: Revenue 15.567 billion RMB, Net Profit 553 million RMB - 2024: Revenue 16.247 billion RMB, Net Profit 832 million RMB - 2025 (H1): Revenue 8.031 billion RMB, Net Profit 548 million RMB [4]. Product Segments - The company operates across five core segments, focusing on industrial motors, electric vehicle motors, core components for robotics, and low-altitude economy applications [5]. - Wolong addresses three major pain points in the electric motor field: low efficiency and high energy consumption, large size and installation difficulties, and weak intelligence and maintenance challenges [6]. Market Position - According to Frost & Sullivan, Wolong is the largest global provider of explosion-proof electric drive system solutions with a market share of approximately 4.5%, and ranks fourth in the industrial electric drive system market with a share of about 2.8% [7]. Industry Outlook - The global electric motor market is projected to grow from over 200 billion USD in 2023 to 300 billion USD by 2030, with an annual growth rate of 8%-10%. China accounts for over 60% of global electric motor production [8]. - Key growth areas include electric vehicles, industrial automation, smart home applications, and green energy solutions [9][10][11].