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Suntien's first-half net profit declined 9.3% year over year, as lower average wind speeds and power tariffs weighed on the renewable energy segment, while natural gas sales volume fell 21.5% amid a warm winter and weak economic activity in China.

China Suntien Green Energy has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 8.20 gigawatts as of the end of 2025. Most of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei. Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which helps to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.

China power utilities under our coverage have fallen more than 15% on average year to date, reversing a 3% gain in the first quarter, when optimism over artificial intelligence-driven data center power demand boosted sentiment.

Suntien’s first‑quarter net profit fell 25% year on year, driven by lower natural gas sales volume, the declining average tariff, and a reduction in other gains.

China Suntien Green Energy has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 8.20 gigawatts as of the end of 2025. Most of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei. Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which helps to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.

China Suntien Green Energy, or Suntien, has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 8.20 gigawatts, or GW, as of end-2025. Most of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei. Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which help to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.

Suntien’s 2025 net profit rose 9%, driven by stronger results from the renewable energy business, partly offset by softer earnings in the natural gas segment amid weak gas demand. The firm also recognized CNY 483 million in asset impairment losses.

Share prices of the China power utilities under our coverage have fallen by about 3% on average since late October, following the release of third-quarter results. This contrasts with an average 6% rise in the third quarter due to accelerated subsidy collections.

China Suntien Green Energy, or Suntien, has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 6.96 gigawatts, or GW, as of end-2024. Most of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei. Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which help to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.

Suntien's cumulative nine-month net profit rose 4% year on year. The renewables business was affected by a 5% drop in the average tariff despite higher power generation. Gas segment sales volume declined 11%, due to a warm winter earlier this year and abundant LNG supply in China.

China Suntien Green Energy, or Suntien, has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 6.96 gigawatts, or GW, as of end-2024. Most of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei. Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which help to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.

Suntien's first-half net profit declined slightly by 1.2% year on year, as higher power generation was offset by a 4.5% drop in average tariff and a 15% decrease in natural gas sales volume, due to a warm winter and abundant LNG supply in China.

Suntien's first-quarter net profit rose by 15% year on year, driven by higher wind farm utilization hours, and a steady average tariff. This was partly offset by a 15% decline in natural gas sales volume due to a warm winter in China.

China Suntien Green Energy, or Suntien, has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 6.96 gigawatts, or GW, as of end-2024. Most of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei. Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which help to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.

China Suntien Green Energy, or Suntien, has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 6.96 gigawatts, or GW, as of end-2024. Most of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei. Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which help to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.

Suntien's 2024 net profit dropped 24% year on year, driven by weaker wind farm utilization hours, lower average tariff, and softer earnings from the natural gas segment. It also recognized CNY 308 million in asset impairment losses largely related to wind farm projects.

After a short rally following China's stimulus announcement on Sept. 24, share prices of our China power utilities coverage retreated by about 20% on average since early October, as the market is likely disappointed with the lack of further government supportive measures.

China Suntien Green Energy, or Suntien, has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 6.42 gigawatts, or GW, as of end-2023. About 72% of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei (4.54 GW). Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which help to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.

Suntien's 1% year-on-year drop in cumulative nine-month net profit was largely in line with our expectation. We think it has fared better than other pure renewables peers due to its diversified business in natural gas.

China Suntien Green Energy, or Suntien, has wind power and photovoltaic projects across China, with consolidated renewable energy installed capacity of 6.42 gigawatts, or GW, as of end-2023. About 72% of the firm’s consolidated wind power installed capacity was in Hebei (4.54 GW). Suntien also sells natural gas and owns natural gas transmission and ancillary facilities in Hebei. We believe the renewable energy and natural gas businesses are complementary to each other, which help to reduce earnings volatility and diversify operational risks. While more than 90% of Suntien’s revenue was derived from Northern China, the firm is actively looking for opportunities in other regions as well as overseas.