Semiconductors

Risen Energy

Risen Energy released FY2026 Q1 earnings on April 27 During-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 2.702 B, actual EPS CNY -0.32

Risen Energy released FY2025 Q4 earnings on April 24 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 2.117 B, actual EPS CNY -1.5847

Risen Energy released FY2025 earnings on April 24 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 12.58 B (forecast CNY 13.6 B), actual EPS CNY -2.48 (forecast CNY -2.3)

Risen Energy FY2026 Q1 Earning Release on April 28 During-Market BJT

Risen Energy to Release FY2025 Annual Earnings on April 25, 2026 After-Market (BJT), Forecast Revenue CNY 13.6 B, EPS CNY -2.3

Risen Energy released FY2025 Q3 earnings on October 27 During-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 3.024 B, actual EPS CNY -0.2267

Risen Energy released FY2025 9 Months Earnings on October 27 During-Market BJT, actual revenue CNY 10.47 B, actual EPS CNY -0.831

Risen Energy to Release FY2025 Q3 Earnings on October 28 During-Market (BJT)

Risen Energy released FY2025 Q2 earnings on August 27 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 4.452 B, actual EPS CNY -0.3642

Risen Energy released FY2025 Semi-Annual earnings on August 27 After-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 7.443 B, actual EPS CNY -0.6053

Risen Energy to Release FY2025 Semi-Annual Earnings on August 28, 2025 (BJT)

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Risen Energy is advancing the production of ultra-thin silicon wafers for heterojunction (HJT) solar cells, emphasizing their lightweight, high power output, radiation resistance, and long-term reliability. A recent white paper outlines the benefits of reducing wafer thickness to lower costs and improve efficiency, achieving an average efficiency of 26.4% with 110 µm wafers. Innovations in production processes have led to a yield rate above 99.5% with minimal damage. The company is also exploring applications for space photovoltaics, capable of producing wafers thinner than 70 µm, and has developed a new low-stress interconnection technology for these thin cells.

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07:19 ETОт концепции к массовому производству: путь Risen Energy к ультратонким кремниевым пластинам

Risen Energy is advancing the use of ultra-thin silicon wafers in heterojunction solar cells (HJT) as the debate on "space photovoltaics" grows. Their technical report highlights the benefits of lightweight design, high output, radiation resistance, and long-term reliability. The company emphasizes that reducing wafer thickness is crucial for cost efficiency and aligns with HJT technology's low-temperature manufacturing process. Their HJT Hyper-ion cells, with wafers of 110 μm, have achieved an average efficiency of 26.4%. Innovations in manufacturing processes have led to high yield rates and improved mechanical flexibility, making them suitable for various applications, including space.

12:55 ETDel concepto a la producción en masa: el viaje de Risen Energy con obleas ultrafinas

Risen Energy has released a technical white paper on the development and industrial application of ultra-thin silicon wafers in heterojunction solar cells (HJT). The paper emphasizes the importance of thin wafers for cost reduction, efficiency, and mechanical strength. HJT technology allows for lower temperature manufacturing processes, reducing risks of wafer damage. Risen Energy's HJT-Hyperion cells, made with 110-μm wafers, achieve an average efficiency of 26.4%. The company is also capable of producing cells thinner than 70 μm for space applications, utilizing innovative technologies to ensure reliability and performance.

12:52 ETVom Konzept zur Massenproduktion: Die Reise von Risen Energy in die Welt der ultradünnen Wafer

Risen Energy has intensified discussions in the photovoltaic sector regarding the reduction of silver paste costs and the development of innovative metallization materials. Their strategy focuses on adopting low-silver alternatives for sustainable growth, with copper identified as the most suitable candidate due to its conductivity and cost-effectiveness. The company has achieved stable mass production of HJT products, reducing silver consumption to 3.9 mg/W, leading the global rankings. Risen Energy emphasizes the synergy between HJT technology and low-silver materials, aiming to lower costs and enhance investment returns while contributing to global energy transformation.

12:24 ETStrategie společnosti Risen Energy pro technologii HJT s nízkým obsahem stříbra: dlouhodobý plán

Risen Energy has announced a long-term strategy focusing on low-silver metallization technology for HJT products. The company aims to reduce costs associated with silver paste by exploring alternative metals like copper, aluminum, and zinc. Their white paper highlights the successful performance of low-silver paste modules, which have shown excellent reliability and energy production comparable to pure silver modules. Risen Energy emphasizes the importance of material innovation in driving down costs and enhancing sustainability in the photovoltaic industry, while continuing to support the industrialization of HJT technology.

12:20 ETStratégia Risen Energy pre technológiu HJT s nízkym obsahom striebra: dlhodobý plán

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The rare earth permanent magnet concept strengthened, with BSU hitting the daily limit, and CNRE, Earth-Panda, SHRC, Galaxy Magnets, and Tianhe Magnets following suit. In the early session, the space photovoltaic concept rebounded, with Drinda hitting the daily limit, and Jiawei Energy, Fusion, EGing PV, Risen Energy, and DKEM also rising

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- The A-shares market experienced a decline with major indices down, led by adjustments in computing hardware stocks influenced by Nvidia's performance, while sectors like non-ferrous metals and rare earths saw price increases.  
- The Hong Kong stock market rebounded, with the Hang Seng Index and technology sectors gaining, while the bond market yielded upward movements in government bond futures, despite significant declines in domestic commodity futures.

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