Shuangdeng plans Malaysia subsidiary to build Southeast Asia lithium-ion battery plant

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Shuangdeng plans Malaysia subsidiary to build Southeast Asia lithium-ion battery plant
  • Shuangdeng Group plans to set up a wholly owned subsidiary in Malaysia to build a lithium-ion battery production facility for Southeast Asia.
  • Board authorization covers site selection and equipment sourcing for Malaysia operations, with work aimed at starting production once filings and approvals are completed.
  • IPO proceeds earmarked for Southeast Asia battery capacity have not been spent as of March 31, 2026.
  • Move targets faster access to Southeast Asia energy storage demand, where GDP is projected to rise to USD 4.6 trillion by 2029 from USD 3.5 trillion in 2025.
  • Malaysia location is intended to improve cost competitiveness, citing lower labor costs and logistics costs.


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