Sinexcel
盛弘股份Maker of EV chargers, battery-swap charging systems and power conversion gear; H1 2026 revenue rose 29.2% to ¥1.76bn, led by data-centre and storage power.
- RevenueH1 2026
- ¥1.76bnup 29.2%
- Net profit attributable to shareholdersH1 2026
- ¥227.8mup 44.1%
- EV charging equipment revenue and marginH1 2026
- ¥747.7mup 18.25%, margin 30.43%
Overview
Business
Sinexcel (深圳市盛弘电气股份有限公司, Shenzhen Sinexcel Electric) makes industrial power supplies, new-energy power conversion equipment (for storage and solar), electric vehicle charging equipment, and battery test and formation equipment. Its EV products are DC and AC chargers in 15 kW to 60 kW modules and battery-swap station charging systems and swap cabinets (2026 interim report, pp. 12, 13).
Results
In the first half of 2026 revenue rose 29.2% to ¥1.76bn and net profit attributable to shareholders rose 44.1% to ¥227.8m (p. 9). By product, with gross margins (pp. 13, 28):
- Industrial supporting power: ¥441.4m, up 57.8%, at 61.94%.
- New-energy power conversion: ¥383.9m, up 35.3%, at 38.08%.
- EV charging equipment: ¥747.7m, up 18.25%, at 30.43%, down 4.43 points.
- Battery test and formation equipment: ¥133.0m, flat, at 30.98%.
The company attributes growth to data-centre and AI computing build-out and to storage demand (p. 13).
Where it stands
EV charging equipment was 42.5% of Sinexcel's revenue (our calculation). It grew 18.25% at a 30.43% margin, against growth of 35% to 58% and margins of 38% to 62% in power conversion and industrial power supplies, which is where the company says its growth comes from: data centres and storage. Compare TGood in charging and battery swapping.
Key metrics
| Metric | Period | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue2026 interim report, p. 9 | H1 2026 | ¥1.76bnup 29.2% |
| Net profit attributable to shareholders2026 interim report, p. 9 | H1 2026 | ¥227.8mup 44.1% |
| EV charging equipment revenue and margin2026 interim report, p. 28 | H1 2026 | ¥747.7mup 18.25%, margin 30.43% |
| Industrial supporting power revenue2026 interim report, p. 13 | H1 2026 | ¥441.4mup 57.8% |