• Tianneng Power flagged a sharp profit drop for the six months ended June 30, 2026.
• Revenue expected to fall about 5%-8% year over year; profit attributable to shareholders seen down about 62%-66%.
• Trading business scaled back; manufacturing revenue expected to rise about 5%-9%, with lead-acid battery sales volume generally stable.
• Higher raw material costs, including sulphuric acid, pressured margins amid tougher competition, weaker end-user demand recovery.
• Other revenue fell on policy changes, including an additional value-added tax deduction for advanced manufacturers in mainland China.

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