Heavy Electrical Equipment

Shanghai Electric

SGCC Signs Strategic Cooperation Agreement with Shanghai Electric

Shanghai Electric Plans to Increase Power Supply in Iraq to 5,000 MW by 2030

Shanghai Electric to Hold H-Share General Meeting on June 5, 2026

China Aero Engine Successfully Develops Megawatt-Class Aero Hybrid Power System

Shanghai Electric Announces a 30.15% Q1 2026 Net Profit Increase

Shanghai Electric released FY2026 Q1 earnings on April 29 During-Market (BJT), actual revenue CNY 24.32 B (forecast CNY 23.35 B), actual EPS CNY 0.0245

Shanghai Electric Announces Significant Progress in High-End Equipment Manufacturing in 2025 Annual Report

Shanghai Electric Wins DayOne's Finnish Data Center Equipment Supply Project

Shanghai Electric Wins Bid for DayOne's Finnish Data Center Project

Shanghai Electric Meets Shanghai International Port Group to Discuss Green Fuel Supply and Port Smart Equipment Upgrades

Shanghai Electric to Release FY2026 Q1 Earnings on April 29 During-Market (BJT), Forecast Revenue CNY 23.35 B

Shanghai Boiler Works Successfully Produces Sustainable Aviation Fuel from Used Oils

Shanghai Electric Announces Strong 2025 Performance and Plans 2026 Innovation Strategy

Shanghai Electric Holds Talks with Masdar on Energy Transition and Cooperation Prospects

Mayor of Linyi and President of Shanghai Electric Hold Work Talks

Shanghai Electric Holds In-depth Talks with Samruk-Energy on Energy Cooperation

Shanghai Electric Heavy Forging Co., Ltd. Begins Phase I of Large Forging Industry Enhancement Project

China Everbright Securities Maintains 'Buy' Rating on Shanghai Electric

Shanghai Electrical Group Holds In-depth Talks with Liaoning Government on Collaboration

Shanghai Electric and China Merchants Group Discuss Deepening Strategic Cooperation

601727

02727

Chinese state-owned Shanghai Electric plans to add over 1,200 MW of electricity to Iraq's national grid by summer 2027 through new gas-fired power plants. Additionally, new power stations with a total capacity of 4,000 MW are expected to be operational between 2027 and 2028, increasing the total capacity to 5,000 MW by 2030. The company is also upgrading existing power plants, including Haritha and Wasit, to enhance their capacity and efficiency.

Zawya

SH ELECTRIC

ZAWYA: China's Shanghai Electric to add 1,200 MW of electricity to Iraq's national grid

Shanghai Electric Group Company has scheduled its 2025 annual general meeting for June 5, 2026, in Shanghai. Shareholders will vote on the annual report, financial results, profit distribution, auditor renewal, and management remuneration. The meeting will also address new executive remuneration measures, a substantial guarantee budget for subsidiaries, and amendments to the Articles of Association, indicating support for overseas expansion and governance improvements. The latest analyst rating for the stock (HK:2727) is a Buy with a target price of HK$4.20.

Tip Ranks

Shanghai Electric Sets 2025 AGM to Approve Results, Guarantees and Governance Changes

Shanghai Electric Group Company has announced a class meeting for H shareholders on June 5, 2026, to vote on amendments to the Articles of Association. This meeting will follow the annual general meeting and A share class meeting. The agenda includes a special resolution that may impact shareholder rights and corporate governance. Shareholders are advised to pay attention to procedural requirements for attendance and voting. The stock currently has a Buy rating with a price target of HK$4.20.

Shanghai Electric Calls H-Shareholder Vote on Articles Amendments

Shanghai Electric Group Company has announced updated procedures for its Board’s Remuneration Committee, enhancing governance by defining its role in creating transparent remuneration policies for directors and senior management. The new rules require a majority of independent non-executive directors on the committee and outline detailed meeting protocols. This move aims to improve governance transparency and accountability in executive pay decisions. The latest analyst rating for the stock (HK:2727) is a Buy with a price target of HK$4.20.

Shanghai Electric Tightens Governance With New Remuneration Committee Procedures

Shanghai Electric Group Company has reported a Q1 impairment of RMB166.74 million, comprising RMB109.47 million in credit impairment losses and RMB57.27 million in asset impairment losses. This reduction in profit is attributed to bad debts, contract asset impairments, and inventory write-downs, reflecting a conservative approach to risk management. The company aims to enhance balance-sheet transparency and asset quality despite potential short-term earnings pressure. Analysts maintain a Buy rating on the stock with a price target of HK$4.20.

Shanghai Electric Books RMB166.74 Million Q1 Impairment, Hitting Profit but Bolstering Risk Controls

Shanghai Electric Group Company Limited will hold a briefing for investors on its 2025 results via the SSE Roadshow on May 8, 2026. The event, organized by Shanghai SASAC and the Shanghai Stock Exchange, aims to enhance transparency and investor engagement. Senior executives will address questions regarding the company's financial position and operating results. The latest analyst rating for the stock (HK:2727) is a Buy with a price target of HK$4.20. Shanghai Electric operates in the power equipment and industrial manufacturing sectors, serving both domestic and international markets.

Shanghai Electric to Brief Investors on 2025 Results via SSE Roadshow

002060

159639

562960

159611

Chairman of Shanghai Electric Group Wu Lei and Chairman of Guangdong Construction Holdings Bai Tao recently held talks, engaging in in-depth exchanges on topics such as the construction of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, green low-carbon transformation, and major project cooperation. Wu Lei stated that Shanghai Electric is willing to deepen its connection with Guangdong Construction Holdings to jointly promote the construction of key projects, technological innovation, and scenario implementation. Bai Tao expressed the hope that both parties can further expand practical cooperation in the fields of new energy projects, zero-carbon parks, and smart energy based on their existing cooperation

AASTOCKS

GCEG

China Southern CSI SEEE CARBON NEUTRAL ETF

E Fund CSI Green Power ETF

GF CSI All Share Power Public Service ETF

Shanghai Electric and GCEG held in-depth discussions on major project cooperation and other topics

Shanghai Electric(601727.SH)