According to EnergyTrend, on November 5, EVE Energy announced that its VMI warehouse in Leipzig, Germany was officially inaugurated and operational.
A few days ago, EVE Energy's Oceania subsidiary was also officially established in Melbourne, Australia. EVE Energy has announced two overseas layout developments one after another to match the growing demand for overseas customer delivery.
Germany is located in the core area of Europe's automotive and high-end manufacturing industries, and is also a key area for EVE Energy's European localization layout. After the VMI warehouse is put into operation, it will adjust regional inventory and distribution links through front-end warehousing, improve the problems of long cross-border delivery cycles and lag in inventory dispatch, improve inventory turnover, supply chain visualization and order response speed, and provide European customers with nearby supply guarantee.
EVE Energy stated that it will continue to deepen its cooperation with logistics service providers such as DHL, and rely on its mature warehousing network, transportation capacity and local operating capabilities to improve the European warehousing network and enhance the resilience of the supply chain.
In terms of the Oceania market, on October 27, EVE Energy’s Oceania subsidiary was officially established. At the same time as the unveiling, EVE Energy released four energy storage products, including Mr. Big Family series 6.9 MWh energy storage large battery system, LF702S high-energy cell, and "Pandun Series" 6C/10C high-rate park backup cabinet.
At the event site, EVE Energy's Oceania subsidiary signed strategic cooperation contracts with four companies: Akaysha Energy, EPEC Group, EWE Group, and Hitachi Energy. All parties will carry out in-depth cooperation focusing on long-term energy storage on the grid side, distributed power backup, grid frequency regulation, project development, technology collaboration and localized delivery.
The acceleration of overseas business is in line with EVE Energy's current business growth pace.
In an investor conference call on October 23, EVE Energy disclosed that as the scale of international customer deliveries increases, the company's overseas share of energy storage batteries will increase significantly in 2027.
Looking at shipment data, in the first three quarters of 2026, EVE Energy’s power battery shipments were 66.17 GWh, a year-on-year increase of 91.30%; energy storage battery shipments were 67.52 GWh, a year-on-year increase of 39.46%.
Judging from EVE Energy's shipment targets, its power and energy storage businesses are expected to achieve significant growth in 2027. At the same time, EVE Energy also mentioned that currently, the demand for the company's energy storage battery products is strong, and large square batteries are very popular, and the company will try its best to meet the delivery.
Source：EnergyTrend