Hua Xia Shi Bao·2025-11-07 11:57Core Viewpoint - Recent surge in lithium battery stocks indicates a potential rebound after a two-month upward trend, driven by strong demand for energy storage and positive earnings reports from several companies [2][5]. Stock Price Movements - Several lithium battery companies, including Yongxing Materials, Shangtai Technology, and Dazhong Mining, experienced significant stock price fluctuations, with increases of over 20%-30% in just a few trading days [2]. - Dazhong Mining's stock rose from 14.65 CNY to 19.5 CNY, a cumulative increase of 33.11% from October 29 to 31 [3]. - Tianji Shares saw its stock price increase from 22.76 CNY to 30.84 CNY, a rise of 35.5% over four trading days [3]. - Penghui Energy's stock surged from 37.31 CNY to 48.59 CNY, marking a 30.23% increase in just two days [4]. - The lithium battery index rose from 8027.68 points to 8925.42 points in the last seven trading days of October, reflecting a nearly 900-point increase [4]. Earnings Performance - Companies like Penghui Energy and Duofuduo reported significant profit growth, with Penghui Energy's revenue reaching 7.581 billion CNY, a 34.23% year-on-year increase, and a net profit of 115 million CNY, up 89.33% [5]. - Duofuduo's revenue was 6.729 billion CNY, with a net profit of 78 million CNY, reflecting a 407.74% increase despite a slight revenue decline [5]. - Tianji Shares reported a turnaround in revenue and net profit growth, while Shangtai Technology also showed improved performance compared to the previous year [5]. Market Demand and Supply Dynamics - The surge in stock prices is attributed to strong downstream demand for energy storage, with companies reporting increased sales orders and production capacity [5][6]. - The price of lithium hexafluorophosphate, a key raw material, has been rising significantly, reaching 119,000 CNY per ton by November 6, with expectations of further increases [6][7]. - The domestic energy storage market has seen a substantial increase in project bidding, with a 97.7% year-on-year growth in new bids from January to September 2025 [6].