- CEO
- Pu Zhang
- Full Time Employees
- 515
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Trucks/Construction/Farm machinery
- Address
- 294 Anqian Road Anshan LI China 114051
- IPO Date
- Mar 20, 2012
- Business
- Willing New Energy Co., Ltd. (002667.SZ) engages primarily in lithium battery new energy businesses, including lithium ore beneficiation, lithium salt processing and smelting for basic lithium battery raw materials; construction machinery manufacturing with vibrating screens, feeders, crushers, dry tailings equipment, urban garbage processing systems, mixing stations, and crushing systems; as well as mining of tungsten-tin-lead-zinc ores and trading of lepidolite concentrate, lithium feldspar powder, and tantalum niobium concentrate. The company offers core products such as lepidolite, lithium carbonate, linear vibrating screens, circular vibrating screens, high-frequency vibrating screens, multi-unit combined screens, and related after-sales and engineering services to sectors including new energy vehicles, energy storage, coal, metallurgy, mining, construction, and road building. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Anshan, China, it operates principally in China with international reach in equipment sales.
In June 2023, the company changed its name from Anshan Heavy Duty Mining Machinery Co., Ltd. to Willing New Energy Co., Ltd., reflecting its strategic pivot to the new energy sector that began around 2021. Most recently in November 2025, its controlling shareholder Shanghai Lingyi New Materials Co., Ltd. and actual controller Huang Da signed a share transfer agreement with Tibet San'nan Antimony Gold Resources Co., Ltd. to sell 20.2338 million shares (7.76% of total shares) at 15.21 yuan per share for 307.76 million yuan, positioning the buyer as the new largest shareholder and triggering a control change pending regulatory approvals and share registration; trading halted from November 25, 2025, and resumed December 2, 2025. Shanghai Lingyi also committed to waiving voting rights on its remaining 14.1 million shares, while second-largest shareholder Yang Yongzhu waived rights on 15.85 million shares, enabling the buyer to nominate all five board directors post-shareholder approval.