Hangke Technology Releases 2026 Interim Report: Revenue Grows Steadily, Dual-Track Layout Opens Growth Space

EarningsCorporate Action
โดย 证券时报·CN·Read original
Summary · why it matters

Hangke Technology disclosed its 2026 semi-annual report on the evening of August 26. During the reporting period, it achieved operating revenue of 2.153 billion yuan, up 5.44% year on year, but net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company was 154 million yuan, down 45.28% year on year. The company said the profit decline was mainly affected by non-recurring factors totaling about 135 million yuan from exchange losses and share-based payment expenses, and the fundamentals of its main business had not deteriorated. At the same time, the company disclosed a semi-annual dividend plan, proposing a cash dividend of 0.067 yuan per 10 shares including tax, with cumulative dividends of about 40.45 million yuan. As of the end of the reporting period, the company's contract liabilities reached 3.404 billion yuan, up 7.09% from the end of the previous year, and inventory climbed to 4.323 billion yuan, up 28.43% from the end of the previous year, reflecting a full order backlog. At the business level, the company completed a capital increase to gain control of Hangke Instruments, holding 51% of its equity, establishing a dual-wheel drive pattern of intelligent equipment for the back end of lithium battery production plus precision semiconductor inspection, and landing its second growth curve. In terms of overseas production capacity, the Cheonan base in South Korea has been put into operation and is ramping up capacity, building a three-dimensional production network of five major domestic plants plus overseas factories in South Korea and Japan. Research and development investment was 152 million yuan, with its share of revenue rising to 7.06%, and 22 new invention patents were added, bringing the cumulative total to 487 patents. Industry analysis believes that with expanding global energy storage demand and accelerating domestic substitution of semiconductors, the company's strategy of dual tracks plus globalization plus intelligentization is expected to continue releasing value.

Impact on stocks 1

Others▼ · 1 stocks

Theme Impact 1

Related news

Unusually Large Business Delegation to Join Xi's US Visit, with BYD and Xiaomi Among Candidates

The US and Chinese governments are finalizing the selection of top Chinese business figures to accompany President Xi Jinping on his visit to the United States, according to three people familiar with the matter. According to the sources, candidates include Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD, smartphone maker Xiaomi, which has also expanded into EVs, battery giants CATL and Gotion High-Tech, home appliance maker Hisense Group, auto parts supplier Wanxiang Group, state-owned Bank of China, and agricultural conglomerate COFCO. Accompanying a large business delegation to the United States would be an unusual move. According to the people, the finalization of the delegation's members will wait for talks this weekend between US Treasury Secretary Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, with formal invitations to be sent to each company within the next few days, and the US State Department is expected to approve visas for the delegation. CATL and BYD were added to the US Department of Defense's corporate list in January 2025 and June 2026, respectively, over alleged ties to the Chinese military. China's Foreign Ministry, responding to a Reuters question, said it had no information.
000031.CS002074.CS002594.CS1810.HK300750.CS600060.CG+1
Electrification & Mobility
ロイター·16hRead more →
▲

Factorial Energy jumps 14.4% on Mitsui Kinzoku solid-state battery deal

Factorial Energy shares jumped 14.4% in Thursday's trading after the company said it will partner with Japan's Mitsui Kinzoku to accelerate the global scale-up of its Solstice all-solid-state battery platform. Mitsui Kinzoku produces sulfide-based solid electrolytes for all-solid-state batteries and is one of few companies worldwide with foundational technology in this space, Factorial said. The Japanese company also produces ultra-thin copper foil and holds an estimated 90% share of the semiconductor market for that foil. Mitsui Kinzoku Senior Executive Officer Kiyotaka Yasuda said the two companies aim to accelerate the realization of next-generation batteries by combining Mitsui Kinzoku's long-established expertise in materials and manufacturing technologies with Factorial's advanced technological capabilities. Factorial Energy shares began trading on Nasdaq in June following the completion of its business combination with Cartesian Growth Corporation III.
5706.JP ▲FAC ▲
Electrification & Mobility ▲
Seeking Alpha·1dRead more →
▲

European BEV sales rise 54% year-on-year in August, accounting for 30% of new cars

New registrations of battery electric vehicles in Europe rose 54.2% year-on-year in August, accounting for roughly one in three new cars sold and far outpacing forecasts for 2026. According to data from E-Mobility Europe, New Automotive and Fierce Automotive, BEV registrations across 16 major European markets rose to 202,833 units, giving fully electric vehicles a market share of 30.5%. BEV registrations across Europe as a whole have exceeded 1.67 million units since the start of the year, up 33.1% from the same period a year earlier. T&E had forecast a BEV share of 23% in the EU this year, while Rho Motion expected around 21% for Europe as a whole, but BEV registrations in the 16 markets have risen 33.1% year-to-date, exceeding forecasts for the combined plug-in market of BEVs and plug-in hybrid vehicles. By country, France's BEV market share rose to 38.3% in August and Germany's to 32.5%, with fully electric registrations reaching 36,159 units in France and 68,980 units in Germany. Among Europe's most electrified markets, Norway led with a BEV share of 98.7%, followed by Denmark at 85.9%, Finland at 52.3%, the Netherlands at 48.9%, Belgium at 46.2% and Portugal at 36.1%.
Electrification & Mobility ▲
ロイター·2dRead more →
© 2026 MarketDXNews