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Battery maker Eve Energy plans to list in Hong Kong

Last updated: June 9, 2025 7:25 am
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Eve Energy, a major Chinese electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturer, is gearing up to list on the Hong Kong Main Board, following in the footsteps of industry giant CATL. The company’s decision to go public in Hong Kong was announced in a recent statement on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, with the goal of bolstering its international brand presence and supporting its global business expansion.

The board meeting held on June 7 greenlit the proposal to issue H-shares and list on the Hong Kong Main Board, marking a significant step forward for Eve Energy. The company is currently collaborating with intermediaries to navigate the listing process, with plans to finalize the share issuance and listing at an opportune time.

Eve Energy has established itself as a key player in the EV battery market, boasting a global installation volume of 8.3 GWh from January to April this year. This performance secured the company a ninth-place ranking with a 2.7 percent market share, as reported by South Korean market research firm SNE Research. In China specifically, Eve Energy claimed the fifth spot in April with 1.99 GWh of battery installations and a 3.70 percent market share, according to data from the China Automotive Battery Innovation Alliance (CABIA).

The upcoming listing in Hong Kong will position Eve Energy among other prominent Chinese battery manufacturers that have already made their mark in the region, including CATL, CALB, Rept Battero Energy, and Zenergy. CATL, in particular, recently launched a successful share offering in Hong Kong, raising approximately $4.6 billion and experiencing a positive reception from investors.

Following its listing on May 20, CATL’s stock performance has seen fluctuations, ultimately rising by 2.23 percent since its debut. As Eve Energy prepares to follow suit with its own listing, industry observers will be keeping a close eye on the company’s progress and market reception in Hong Kong.

See also  CATL's planned HK listing gets green light from Chinese mainland securities regulator

Overall, Eve Energy’s upcoming listing in Hong Kong reflects the company’s strategic growth initiatives and commitment to expanding its global footprint in the competitive EV battery sector. With a strong track record and a solid market presence, Eve Energy is poised to make a significant impact in the Hong Kong market and beyond.

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