Focusing on the lithium battery industry, the company has developed three core business segments: finished product trading, battery leasing, and battery recycling and regeneration. Finished product trading serves global markets, battery leasing primarily targets the electric tricycle market, and the recycling business focuses on the recovery and resource utilization of retired batteries.

In recent years, as electric two-wheeler and three-wheeler users place greater emphasis on driving range and safety, lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) batteries have been increasingly replacing traditional lead-acid batteries thanks to their high safety, long cycle life, and strong cost performance. The market continues to expand.

On June 22, according to the Qinghai Provincial Department of Commerce, the department launched a special campaign across the province to regulate the recycling and utilization of used power batteries in the commercial sector. The campaign is being carried out in coordination with the province-wide rectification of the end-of-life vehicle recycling and dismantling industry and in accordance with the requirements of a joint enforcement initiative involving five national departments. Focusing on g

​According to “Development Beijing,” the Beijing Times Battery Base project recently passed acceptance.

LG Energy Solution’s cylindrical battery plant in Nanjing, China, has returned to full-capacity operation. With Tesla demand recovering and orders in the Chinese market increasing, industry observers believe the battery sector is showing signs of recovery. According to industry sources on the 21st, LG Energy Solution’s Nanjing cylindrical battery plant has steadily increased its operating rate since the end of last year and has recently been running at nearly full capacity. The market generally

Since 2026, China’s new regulations on power battery recycling have officially taken effect, accelerating the standardized development of the industry. At the same time, as the global energy transition continues, international green trade barriers are becoming increasingly stringent. Combined with geopolitical tensions and fluctuations in mineral resources, these factors are pushing China’s new energy industry into a critical stage of overseas expansion where opportunities and challenges coexist