Core Viewpoint - The establishment of Jingmen Yiwei Comprehensive Energy Service Co., Ltd. marks a significant expansion for Yiwei Lithium Energy in Hubei Jingmen, focusing on energy storage and renewable energy services [2][3]. Company Establishment - Jingmen Yiwei Comprehensive Energy Service Co., Ltd. was registered on July 23, with a registered capital of 5 million yuan, and its business scope includes energy storage technology services, energy management services, battery leasing, and power generation services [2][4]. - The company is wholly owned by Hubei Yiwei Power Co., Ltd., which is a subsidiary of Yiwei Lithium Energy, indicating further investment in the region [3]. Production Capacity and Expansion - Yiwei's Jingmen base has rapidly expanded its production capacity from 3 GWh to 169 GWh, with a projected output value exceeding 40 billion yuan in 2024 [5]. - The largest energy storage battery factory in China is under construction at this site, with a total investment of 10.8 billion yuan and a planned annual capacity of 60 GWh [6]. - The total production capacity of the Jingmen base is expected to reach 212 GWh, with an annual output value aiming for 100 billion yuan [7]. Product Development - The MB56 battery, a large-capacity energy storage battery, has been recognized as the first mass-produced 600Ah+ large cell in the industry [8]. - Yiwei Lithium Energy's MB56 battery has received certification under the new national standard for power storage lithium-ion batteries [9]. Market Performance - In 2024, Yiwei Lithium Energy is projected to achieve a revenue of 19.027 billion yuan from energy storage batteries, marking a year-on-year growth of 16.44% [11]. - The company has reported that energy storage battery shipments exceeded those of power batteries in Q1 2025, reaching 12.67 GWh, a year-on-year increase of 80.54% [12]. International Expansion - Yiwei Lithium Energy is planning overseas energy storage projects, including a new battery project in Malaysia with an investment of up to 8.654 billion yuan [13]. - The Malaysian factory is expected to have a capacity of 10 GWh to 15 GWh and aims to support global deliveries by the end of the year [14]. Financial Strategy - Yiwei Lithium Energy is seeking a secondary listing in Hong Kong, which could significantly boost funding for its overseas projects and accelerate its global strategy [15].