Greensun Inc. Files for HKEX Listing, Ranks 2nd in Global Lithium Battery Cutting & Stacking Machine Market
NewTimeSpace News: Greensun Inc. submitted a Main Board listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on May 15, with South China Financing Limited as the sole sponsor. According to Frost & Sullivan, in terms of fiscal 2025 revenue, the company ranks the second worldwide among suppliers of lithium-ion battery cutting and stacking machines with a market share of around 9.8%, and takes the fourth place among global providers of mid-stream intelligent equipment for lithium-ion batteries, holding a market share of about 5.7%.
NewTimeSpace News: As disclosed by HKEX, Greensun Inc. filed its Main Board listing application on May 15, 2026, and appointed South China Financing Limited as the sole sponsor.
As a leading player in the global mid-stream intelligent equipment sector for lithium-ion batteries, the company specializes in the R&D and manufacturing of stacking technologies and equipment for new energy batteries, catering to lithium-ion battery manufacturers at home and abroad. It is well-known for high-speed stacking technology, whose single-piece stacking efficiency has been lifted from 0.6 seconds in 2016 to 0.1 seconds at present.
Per Frost & Sullivan research, calculated by fiscal 2025 revenue, the company is the world’s second-largest supplier of lithium-ion battery cutting and stacking machines with a 9.8% market share, and the fourth-largest provider of mid-stream intelligent equipment for lithium-ion batteries globally with a 5.7% market share.
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