Hefei, China, 31 August 2026 – Shares in clean-energy equipment maker Sungrow Power Supply fell sharply after a weaker first-half performance exposed margin pressure in its energy-storage business and softer demand across key markets. The decline underscores how the renewable-energy investment cycle is entering a more selective phase in which revenue scale alone may not protect profitability.
Sungrow’s shares dropped 8.4% to their lowest level in more than a year, extending their quarterly decline to more than 40%. The market reaction followed a 32% year-on-year fall in first-half net income. Investors focused on the gap between strong long-term demand for solar and storage systems and the company’s near-term ability to defend margins amid competition, trade barriers and uneven installations.
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