Central New Energy (01735) Surges Over 6% in Morning Trading; Recent MSCI ESG Pre-Rating of BB, Company Plans Rename to "Central Smart Computing"

Stock News10-09 10:18

Central New Energy (01735) rose more than 6% in morning trading. As of press time, the stock was up 4.94% at HK$10.62, with a turnover of HK$56.0466 million.

On the news front, in September of this year, MSCI Sustainability & Climate released an ESG pre-rating report for Central New Energy Holding Group Co., Ltd. As of September 23, the company received a BB-level ESG pre-rating, with an industry-adjusted ESG score of 4.14 and a weighted average key issue score of 4.8. The scores for the three pillars of environment, social, and governance were 4.8, 2.3, and 7.0, respectively, with governance performance being the most outstanding.

It is worth noting that recently, Central New Energy announced plans to rename itself "Central Smart Computing Technology Holding Group Co., Ltd." This renaming move is not a simple change of name, but a declaration of strategic focus on the AI smart computing track. It is reported that in the first half of this year, Central New Energy's revenue from its AI computing power business has exceeded the 1 billion yuan mark, accounting for nearly 20% of total revenue. Its growth logic is evolving from being primarily driven by photovoltaic manufacturing to a composite growth model of "new energy + AI + computing power."

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