全球第二递表港交所！2025斩获储能订单超69GWh

Group 1 - The core point of the news is that EVE Energy's initial Hong Kong IPO application has expired, raising concerns about its listing process, although the company claims this is a normal part of the process and plans to re-submit its application [1][15] - EVE Energy has submitted a new IPO application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with CITIC Securities as the sole sponsor, highlighting its leading position in consumer, power, and energy storage battery sectors [2][16] - The company has adjusted its fundraising plans, now intending to use the net proceeds solely for the construction of its Hungary production base and working capital, excluding the previously planned Malaysia project [3][17] Group 2 - EVE Energy's power battery segment has seen significant growth, with a total installed capacity of over 27 GWh in China from January to November 2025, ranking fifth in the industry [6][20] - The company has expanded its customer base, supplying batteries to 10 automakers for 49 vehicle models, including the new BMW iX3, which features EVE's Omnicell cylindrical battery [4][18] - In the commercial vehicle market, EVE Energy achieved an installed capacity of 16.43 GWh, holding approximately 13% market share, ranking second only to CATL [7][21] Group 3 - EVE Energy's energy storage segment has also performed well, with total shipments of 48.41 GWh in the first three quarters of 2025, surpassing the power segment and showing a year-on-year growth of 35.51% [9][24] - The company has secured over 69 GWh in energy storage orders, benefiting from a surge in domestic and international demand, particularly in the Middle East, Australia, and Europe [10][25] - EVE Energy is expanding its energy storage battery production capacity, with ongoing projects in China and Malaysia, including a new investment of up to 8.654 billion yuan for a new energy storage battery project in Malaysia [13][27]