Yiwei Lithium Energy (sz300014) has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Shenzhen Shunfeng Tyson Holdings Group on April 3. The two companies will collaborate in four key areas: global supply chain management, green low-carbon transformation, smart logistics upgrades, and the development of emerging scenarios. This partnership aims to promote the integration of new energy technologies with modern logistics systems.
In recent market trends, over half of the sodium battery concept stocks have seen increased leverage funding. On the afternoon of yesterday, Huayang Co., Ltd. surged to its daily limit, with companies like Keda Control and Chuan Yi Technology following suit. Notably, Zhongke Haina, a leading player in the sodium battery sector, announced on March 28 the global launch of its sodium-ion battery commercial vehicle solution along with new generation technologies and products, marking a significant step in the commercialization of sodium batteries.
On March 25, Yiwei Lithium Energy disclosed the online lottery results for its convertible bonds, announcing approximately 3.2166 million winning numbers. Each winning number allows for the subscription of 10 bonds (valued at 1,000 yuan).
In other significant news, the People’s Bank of China is set to conduct an MLF operation of 4.5 billion yuan. Additionally, the State Council has revised and approved the “Regulations on Ensuring Payments to Small and Medium Enterprises,” which will take effect on June 1, 2025.
On March 24, Yiwei Lithium Energy announced that its subsidiary, Hubei Yiwei Power Co., Ltd., received a notification from Changan Automobile regarding its designation as a supplier for HEV battery assemblies and other components. The project’s progress is still uncertain, and the actual supply volume will depend on formal sales orders.
Moreover, Zhuhai is promoting the large-scale production of solid-state battery products and is accelerating the cultivation of high-quality enterprises. The Action Plan for Promoting the Development of the Solid-State Battery Industry in Zhuhai (2025-2030) has been made public for feedback, encouraging companies to increase their investment in R&D for solid-state batteries, particularly focusing on those with an energy density exceeding 350Wh/kg.
Regarding financial metrics, the company continues to monitor its financing balance, with detailed information on shareholder numbers and earnings per share being made available. Investors are encouraged to keep an eye on related announcements for more insights.
In conclusion, Yiwei Lithium Energy remains proactive in expanding its operations and partnerships within the new energy sector, focusing on strategic collaborations and technological advancements to drive growth.
