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- China Shuifa Singyes Energy Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, designs, fabricates, supplies, installs, and maintains conventional curtain walls and renewable energy systems, including building-integrated photovoltaic systems, rooftop solar systems, ground-mounted solar farms, and wind power projects; manufactures and sells solar power products such as smart grid systems, solar thermal systems, air-source heat pumps, flat-plate solar thermal collectors, photovoltaic-photothermal composite modules, absorbing coating products, smart LCD dimming films and glass, and indium-tin oxide films; provides engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for solar and wind energy projects, curtain wall consultancy, operation and maintenance of ultra-low energy buildings and power stations, electricity sales with related tariff subsidies, and research and development in new energy materials, marine biology technology, energy-saving products, and photovoltaic films; offers wind power and photovoltaic project supporting products. The company operates primarily in Mainland China with additional activities in Oceania, Macau, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and international markets, targeting commercial, residential, and utility-scale customers in the renewable energy and green building sectors. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Central, Hong Kong, China Shuifa Singyes Energy Holdings Limited is a subsidiary of Water Development (HK) Holding Co., Limited and was formerly known as China Singyes Solar Technologies Holdings Limited, changing its name in April 2020. Recent developments include the announcement in October 2025 of a RMB600 million acquisition of 100% equity in Guizhou Xingye Green Energy Technology Co., Ltd. to expand its renewable energy portfolio, resolve litigation, and recognize a pre-tax gain of approximately RMB163 million; completion in September 2025 of the first tranche (RMB800 million) of a RMB1.0 billion private placement debt financing with a 3.3% coupon rate and five-year term to optimize debt structure and reduce financing costs; intensified EPC project wins in solar and wind energy during the first half of 2025, including 62MW projects in Hainan and multiple photovoltaic-plus-agriculture initiatives in Shandong; and strategic partnerships such as ongoing EPC framework agreements with Shuifa Group and investments involving China Cinda in clean energy projects as of December 2024.