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- EVE Energy Co., Ltd. (300014.SZ) researches, develops, manufactures, and sells lithium batteries primarily in China and internationally. The company offers lithium primary batteries including lithium-thionyl chloride batteries, lithium-manganese dioxide batteries, battery capacitors, and composite power supplies; consumer lithium-ion batteries such as small soft pack batteries, bean cells, pin batteries, square steel shell batteries, and cylindrical cells like 18650 and 21700 ternary batteries; power batteries encompassing prismatic LFP cells (e.g., MB56, MB31, LF304, LF234, LF230), pouch NCM cells, prismatic NCM cells, EV-cylindrical cells, large cylindrical batteries, modules, battery systems, and BMS products; and energy storage batteries including large prismatic LFP and NCM cells, cylindrical LFP batteries, utility-scale systems like the S556H201 5MWh container, telecom ESS, and user-side smart operation services. Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Huizhou, Guangdong, China, EVE operates advanced manufacturing bases spanning over 2.8 million square meters in locations including Huizhou (headquarters areas A, B, C and Tonghu), Jingmen (Hubei phases 1-4), Ningbo (Zhejiang), and Qidong (Jiangsu), with emerging facilities in Europe, Southeast Asia (e.g., EVE Malaysia Sdn Bhd), and sales offices in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, South Korea, India, Canada, Turkey, Poland, Changzhou, Hong Kong, Taipei, and the USA. Products serve IoT applications like smart meters, security, consumer electronics, automotive electronics, smart cities, power tools, and low-speed electric vehicles; energy internet sectors including passenger vehicles, commercial applications, marine vessels (over 1,300 electric ships equipped), and recycling; and global markets where it ranks first in primary lithium battery sales/exports for eight consecutive years, top in small lithium-ion segments, preferred for cylindrical NCM cells in power tools, number two in global energy storage technology (2024), and ninth in EV battery market share (2.3%, 2024). Recent developments include signing a 1.48 GWh three-year energy storage MOU with Sweden's Vimab BESS AB in November 2025 for Northern Europe delivery starting December; a 500 MWh strategic cooperation with Poland's CommVOLT in 2025 for Central/Eastern Europe grid stability projects; a 2.2 GWh partnership with Australia's EVO Power at All Energy Australia 2025; expanded cylindrical battery lines and 6 GWh pouch NCM production in Huizhou; prismatic NCM cell production in Jingmen; supplier designations from BMW Group, Daimler AG, Hyundai Kia, JRL, and China Mobile; launch of marine container mobile power certified by China Classification Society; establishment of ESS headquarters in Wuhan Optics Valley and a postdoctoral program; and ongoing European strategy via Germany office enhancements.