Movement Alert|BYD COMPANY Intraday Rise 3.26% in Regular Trading, software copyright filing adds to recent sales and earnings momentum

Market Focus09:37

On November 3, BYD COMPANY rose 3.26% in regular trading, with the shares trading at HK$71.4 and turnover of HK$304 million.

The most recent disclosed development is that the company newly registered the software copyright for BYD CCD01 European-standard AC charge-discharge connection device control embedded software V1.0, highlighting continued technology investment. The filing follows a recent run of supportive operating updates, including October new energy vehicle sales of 490,168 units, up about 11% year over year and a new monthly high for the year, while third-quarter revenue rose 13.59% and net profit increased 28.08% to RMB10.02 billion.

Additional context shows BYD had registered 25 software copyrights so far this year, up 13.64% from a year earlier. In the first half, R&D spending totaled RMB23.307 billion. Recent reports also showed overseas sales remained strong, with October exports at 170,194 vehicles, reinforcing the view that technology accumulation and international expansion remain central to the company’s operating narrative.

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