Beijing SinoHytec Co. Ltd. ALegal dispute over subsidies and unpaid debts highlights financial strain and negative margins.

A subsidiary of Yihuatong and Foshan Feichi have sued each other over payment disputes for hydrogen fuel cell assembly purchases, bringing to light a disagreement over the allocation of 194 million yuan in government subsidies. Yihuatong's subsidiary Qianchen Company sued Foshan Feichi demanding payment of 162 million yuan for goods. Subsequently, Foshan Feichi took Qianchen Company, Yihuatong, Hanyi Company, and another firm to court, claiming that Hanyi Company had already received the 194 million yuan in subsidies but had not distributed them, leaving its accounts receivable unrecoverable. Yihuatong responded that under the agreement, Qianchen Company was merely the representative of the consortium collecting the subsidies on behalf of others, and the funds belong to Xiaoshizi Company, meaning Qianchen Company has no obligation to pay Foshan Feichi. This mutual litigation reflects the cash flow pressures facing the hydrogen energy industry in its early commercialization stage. Yihuatong's 2025 revenue fell nearly 30 percent year-on-year, and the gross margin of its fuel cell systems dropped to negative 19.82 percent. Industry insiders believe development has fallen short of expectations, and critical issues such as the construction of hydrogen refueling stations remain unresolved.
Beijing SinoHytec Co. Ltd. ALegal dispute over subsidies and unpaid debts highlights financial strain and negative margins.
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Shenzhen Center Power Tech Co LtdSued over unpaid debts and subsidy dispute, reflecting financial strain.
Claimed to have received subsidies but not distributed, leading to litigation.
Sued for payment, facing cash flow issues.
Subsidies belong to this company, but impact unclear from litigation.