Xinyi Energy Holdings Limited
HHKEX:38680.71
HKD
-0.02
(-3.40%)
ISIN
VGG9833A1049
CUSIP
G9833A104
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-44.09
14.20
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-50.69
81.12
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-83.60
68.34
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- CEO
- Fong Ngai Tung
- Full Time Employees
- 457
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Alternative power generation
- Address
- No. 102, Meidiya Road Wuhu AN China 241009
- IPO Date
- May 28, 2019
- Website
- xinyienergy.com
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- Xinyi Energy Holdings Limited Xinyi Energy Holdings Limited (3868.HK), an investment holding company incorporated in 2015 and headquartered in Wuhu, Anhui Province, People's Republic of China, owns, operates and manages utility-scale ground-mounted solar farms; it sells electricity generated from these solar farms to local subsidiaries of state-owned grid enterprises including electricity marketing under market-based trading and electricity price adjustment mechanisms; the company deploys intelligent operation platforms encompassing big data platforms, video surveillance systems, drone inspection technologies, spray cleaning systems and robotic cleaning solutions to optimize power generation efficiency; Xinyi Energy Holdings Limited primarily serves customers in economically developed regions of Central, Eastern and Southern China, such as Anhui, Hubei, Henan, Fujian, Guangdong provinces and Tianjin Municipality, where it operates 47 solar farm projects with an aggregate approved capacity of 4,541 MW as of June 2025, capable of generating approximately 5 billion kWh of clean power annually, equivalent to reducing CO2 emissions by 4.1 million tonnes and saving 1.5 million tonnes of standard coal; as a subsidiary of Xinyi Solar Holdings Limited Xinyi Solar Holdings Limited, it focuses on the renewable energy sector with a portfolio including large-scale mountain power plants, flatland power stations, agricultural-light complementary and fishery-light complementary facilities that integrate power generation with low-value land improvement, cultivation, environmental enhancement and tourism. In 2024, the Group acquired seven utility-scale solar farm projects totaling 860 MW from Xinyi Solar Holdings Limited , comprising six grid-parity projects and one under the feed-in tariff regime, bolstering its portfolio to 46 projects with 4,510.5 MW approved capacity by year-end and paving the way for expansion to approximately 5,000 MW; a joint venture secured a bid for a 100 MW solar farm in Malaysia, slated for construction in the second half of 2025 to diversify geographically; on 20 November 2025, it entered an equity transfer agreement to divest 51% equity interest in Xinyi Solar (Tianjin), operator of the 174 MW Tianjin Huanggang Zone Solar Farm, to Tianjin Binhai CINE for RMB514.59 million cash consideration, retaining 49% stake, continuing management services and realizing gains while optimizing capital for future investments.