CIMC Enric Reports 2025 Profit Growth as Clean Energy Business Drives Expansion

HONG KONG, March 24, 2026 — CIMC Enric Holdings Limited (3899.HK) reported a steady increase in financial performance for 2025, supported by continued expansion across its clean energy business and growing international footprint.

The Group recorded total revenue of RMB 26.33 billion for the year ended 31 December 2025, representing a year-on-year increase of 6.3%, while net profit attributable to equity shareholders rose 3.7% to RMB 1.135 billion. Basic earnings per share stood at RMB 0.561.

The company has proposed a final dividend of HKD 0.31 per ordinary share, reflecting a payout ratio of 50%.

Clean Energy Segment Strengthens Full-Chain Capabilities

CIMC Enric continued to deepen its positioning as a technology-based integrated energy service provider focused on low-carbon solutions. The clean energy segment saw cumulative new orders exceeding RMB 22 billion, with backlog orders surpassing RMB 26 billion by the end of 2025.

The Group expanded its upstream presence across LNG, blue hydrogen, blue ammonia and green methanol, building an end-to-end industrial chain that integrates equipment manufacturing, core process technologies and operational services.

Chairman Gao Xiang said the company accelerated its transition towards delivering low-carbon intelligent solutions, supported by projects such as hydrogen and LNG co-production and biomass-based green methanol initiatives.

Key integrated service projects, including the Anji and Linggang Steel projects, demonstrated operational progress. The Linggang project is expected to achieve annual production capacity of 147,000 tons of LNG and 60,000 tons of blue ammonia, while also enabling full conversion of coke oven gas, contributing to China’s energy transition goals.

Offshore and Onshore Businesses Drive Growth Momentum

The offshore clean energy segment delivered strong performance, with revenue reaching RMB 6.4 billion, a year-on-year increase of 37.6% and a record high for the Group.

Demand for LNG-powered vessels and alternative marine fuels supported new shipbuilding orders, including LNG bunkering vessels and large LPG and liquid ammonia carriers. The Group secured cumulative offshore clean energy orders exceeding RMB 10 billion, with backlog orders surpassing RMB 19 billion.

Onshore, LNG cylinder sales reached a record high, generating RMB 1.2 billion in revenue. The company also delivered over 200 LNG power packages for inland waterway vessels and advanced gas-based distributed energy solutions, including applications in oilfield operations.

Hydrogen and Emerging Technologies Expand Growth Opportunities

CIMC Enric continued to expand its hydrogen energy business, strengthening its capabilities across production, storage, transportation and end-use applications.

The company advanced multiple hydrogen projects, including coke oven gas utilisation initiatives and green hydrogen supply chain development. It also delivered hydrogen storage equipment for large-scale projects and expanded exports of high-pressure hydrogen storage cylinders to Europe and the Middle East.

In parallel, the Group made progress in emerging sectors such as commercial aviation and high-end medical equipment. It delivered cryogenic storage solutions for aviation applications and achieved advances in rocket-related equipment development.

Diversified Segments Maintain Stability Amid Market Pressures

The chemical and environmental segment maintained its global leadership in tank container manufacturing, supported by a strong service network and growth in aftermarket services. Despite a softer global demand environment, the segment sustained its market position and continued to expand service capabilities.

The liquid food segment faced a more cautious investment environment, particularly in overseas markets. However, it delivered key turnkey projects across multiple geographies, including brewery and distillery installations in Mexico, Brazil and Cambodia, and continued to pursue a diversification strategy aligned with long-term growth sectors.

Clean Energy Positioned as Strategic Growth Driver

Looking ahead, CIMC Enric expects clean energy to play an increasingly central role in its growth strategy, particularly as China advances its energy transition and carbon reduction goals under the 15th Five-Year Plan.

The Group plans to scale up its integrated clean energy projects and strengthen its full industrial chain ecosystem across equipment, processes and operations. It will also continue investing in digitalisation, international expansion and emerging technology areas to enhance long-term competitiveness.

Gao Xiang said the company will focus on building a more balanced and resilient growth trajectory by optimising its operational structure and expanding its global delivery network.