According to EnergyTrend, HyperStrong issued an Investor Relations Activity Record Announcement on April 29, disclosing its latest overseas order layout, domestic market outlook and progress in technical cooperation.
The announcement revealed that HyperStrong has basically locked in approximately 10 GWh of overseas energy storage orders with a solid order backlog in hand. As planned, the regional structure of HyperStrong’s overseas orders will be evenly distributed in 2026: Europe accounting for 40%, the Americas 35%, and Southeast Asia and other regions 25%.
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On the domestic front, HyperStrong remains optimistic about the industry’s rapid growth. At present, capacity tariff policies for standalone energy storage have been rolled out across regions. Coupled with the expansion of emerging scenarios such as direct green power connection, the industry has strong growth momentum. Segmented applications including national new energy bases, zero-carbon parks, oilfields, mines and computing power centers will jointly generate substantial market incremental space.
Notably, computing-power-energy integration has become a core business focus and a key incremental market for HyperStrong. The explosive growth of AI computing power has driven strong power demand. The company has initiated full-value-chain layout for computing-power-energy integration and is actively advancing pilot project implementation.
In terms of technology and supply chain layout, HyperStrong previously signed a 3-year 60 GWh sodium-ion battery energy storage cooperation agreement with CATL. The two sides will jointly promote technological upgrading and large-scale commercial application of sodium-ion batteries. As industrial scale expands, sodium-ion battery costs are expected to decline gradually, forming a complementary and coordinated development pattern with lithium-ion batteries in the future.
HyperStrong has delivered a strong financial performance. On April 28, the company released its 2025 full-year and 2026 Q1 financial reports.
In 2025, it achieved annual operating revenue of 11.612 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 40.42%; net profit reached 951 million yuan, up 46.83% year on year.
In the first quarter of 2026, its growth momentum remained robust. Quarterly operating revenue hit 2.369 billion yuan, surging 53.06% year on year; net profit stood at 204 million yuan, a sharp year-on-year growth of 117%.
Source：EnergyTrend