Company Reports

Contemporary Amperex Technology, commonly known as CATL, is the largest producer of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles in China and globally. According to SNE Research, CATL is ranked first in the global EV battery market with a market share of 39% as measured by installed capacity in 2025 and close to 50% share in China. CATL’s major customers include leading automakers such as Tesla, Nio, Geely, SAIC, and Volkswagen.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, or CATL, reported 57% year-over-year revenue growth and 36% net profit growth in the second quarter. Despite higher battery shipment volumes, margins declined sequentially due to cost pressures.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, or CATL, posted 52% year-on-year revenue growth and 49% net profit growth in the first quarter. However, cost pressure led to a sequential margin decline from the previous quarter, despite higher battery volumes.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, commonly known as CATL, is the largest producer of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles in China and globally. According to SNE Research, CATL is ranked first in the global EV battery market with a market share of 39% as measured by installed capacity in 2025 and close to 50% share in China. CATL’s major customers include leading automakers such as Tesla, Nio, Geely, SAIC, and Volkswagen.

Contemporary Amperex Technology reported 37% revenue growth and 57% net profit growth in the fourth quarter. Thanks to larger battery sales volume, the sequential margin recovery trend remains intact.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, commonly known as CATL, is the largest producer of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles in China and globally. According to SNE Research, CATL is ranked first in the global EV battery market with a market share of 39% as measured by installed capacity in 2025 and close to 50% share in China. CATL’s major customers include leading automakers such as Tesla, Nio, Geely, SAIC, and Volkswagen.

The three Chinese battery producers, Contemporary Amperex Technology, CALB Group, and Gotion High-tech, all gained market share in 2025, as measured by electric vehicle battery shipments.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, commonly known as CATL, is the largest producer of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles in China and globally. According to SNE Research, CATL is ranked first in the global EV battery market with a market share of 38% as measured by installed capacity in 2024 and 45% share in China. CATL’s major customers include leading automakers such as Tesla, Nio, Geely, SAIC, and Volkswagen.

Contemporary Amperex Technology Company Limited reported 13% revenue growth and 41% net profit growth in the third quarter. Thanks to larger battery sales volume, the sequential margin recovery trend is intact.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, commonly known as CATL, is the largest producer of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles in China and globally. According to SNE Research, CATL is ranked first in the global EV battery market with a market share of 38% as measured by installed capacity in 2024 and 45% share in China. CATL’s major customers include most leading automakers such as Tesla, Nio, Geely, SAIC, and Volkswagen.

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited, or CATL, reported 8% revenue growth year over year and 34% net profit growth in the second quarter. The margin recovery trend remains intact. With further production ramp-up, the company’s German plant turned profitable during the period.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, commonly known as CATL, is the largest producer of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles in China and globally. According to SNE Research, CATL is ranked first in the global EV battery market with a market share of 38% as measured by installed capacity in 2024 and 45% share in China. CATL’s major customers include most leading automakers such as Tesla, Nio, Geely, SAIC, and Volkswagen.

We initiate coverage of the H-shares of Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited, or CATL. The company, which is already listed in Shenzhen, issued 136 million H-shares and debuts in Hong Kong today (May 20, 2025).

Contemporary Amperex Technology, commonly known as CATL, is the largest producer of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles in China and globally. According to SNE Research, CATL is ranked first in the global EV battery market with a market share of 38% as measured by installed capacity in 2024 and 45% share in China. CATL’s major customers include most leading automakers such as Tesla, Nio, Geely, SAIC, and Volkswagen.

Contemporary Amperex Technology reported 6% year-over-year revenue growth and 33% net profit growth in the first quarter. Thanks to larger battery sales volume and lower lithium prices, the operating margin was stable in the quarter compared with a year ago.

CATL reported a 3% year-over-year revenue decline but 14% net profit growth in the fourth quarter. Thanks to a larger battery sales volume and lower lithium prices, the operating margin was stable in the quarter compared with the previous year.

Contemporary Amperex Technology, commonly known as CATL, is the largest producer of lithium-ion rechargeable batteries for electric vehicles in China and globally. According to SNE Research, CATL is ranked first in the global EV battery market with a market share of 38% as measured by installed capacity in 2024 and 45% share in China. CATL’s major customers include most leading automakers such as Tesla, Nio, Geely, SAIC, and Volkswagen.

Battery electric vehicle sales stalled in the US and Europe in 2024 after a postpandemic rise. With sales growing in China and globally, many companies throughout the EV supply chain stand to benefit from the transition to EVs.

The US Department of Defense recently added Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited to the list of Chinese military companies, or CMC. The company stated that it is not involved in military activities.

Contemporary Amperex Technology reported 26% year-over-year net profit growth in the third quarter. Thanks to the lower lithium price, the gross margin recovery trend remains intact, with 9 percentage points gain in the quarter from a year ago.