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BAIYU Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: BYU), previously known as TD Holdings, Inc., is a prominent player in the B2B bulk commodity trading and supply chain service sectors in China. Headquartered in Shenzhen, China, the company is renowned for its role in the non-ferrous metals market, facilitating transactions between upstream metal and mineral suppliers and downstream customers.
BAIYU's core operations are divided into two main segments: Commodities Trading Business and Supply Chain Service Business. The Commodities Trading Business involves the procurement of non-ferrous metal products and their subsequent sale, while the Supply Chain Service Business offers a comprehensive suite of services including warehousing, logistics, futures trading, and digital intelligence supply chain solutions.
In a recent move to enhance its market presence, BAIYU Holdings has expanded its focus towards the new energy sector. The company is currently investing in and operating fast-charging power stations, commercial power stations, and photovoltaic systems. By providing integrated solutions such as energy storage and smart power management, BAIYU aims to support the global shift towards renewable energy and carbon neutrality.
On October 30, 2023, BAIYU Holdings officially changed its name from TD Holdings, Inc. and its ticker symbol to BYU. This transition was accompanied by a 1-for-50 reverse stock split to comply with Nasdaq's minimum bid price requirements.
Furthermore, the company has engaged in notable partnerships, such as the recent collaboration with JD Tech, a subsidiary of JD.com, to develop a trading payment platform for commodity enterprises. This partnership highlights BAIYU's commitment to leveraging digital technologies to optimize supply chain efficiency and reduce operational costs for its clients.
BAIYU Holdings, Inc. remains dedicated to providing secure, efficient, and reliable green energy solutions to its global clientele, emphasizing quality and safety in its operations. For more information on their projects and services, visit their investor relations page.
BAIYU Holdings (Nasdaq: BYU) has filed an appeal against Nasdaq's decision to delist its securities. The delisting decision was based on concerns about recent disclosures regarding a contract for electric lithium batteries and a letter of intent for EV charging stations in Cairo. BAIYU argues that Nasdaq did not fully consider all relevant facts.
The company is advancing two recently announced projects: a contract for electric lithium batteries with a U.S.-based auto parts supplier and a letter of intent for EV charging stations in Cairo, Egypt. These projects align with BAIYU's expansion into clean energy initiatives.
CEO Renmei Ouyang stated that the company is committed to pursuing its business strategy and maximizing shareholder value. BAIYU's stock will remain listed on Nasdaq pending the appeal outcome, but there is no guarantee of continued listing.
BAIYU Holdings (Nasdaq: BYU) has announced a significant partnership through its subsidiary, Jintongyuan, with Adler International to construct and operate 365 charging and battery swap stations in Cairo, Egypt. This $547.5 million project, funded by the Egyptian government, marks BAIYU's expansion into the Middle East and Africa energy storage market.
Key points:
- Initial investment of $1.5 million per station
- BAIYU to provide energy storage systems, charging piles, and swapping equipment
- Joint venture to be established for operation and management
- Project aligns with BAIYU's global expansion strategy
Jintongyuan specializes in energy storage batteries and lithium battery products, focusing on large electric power vehicles. CEO Ouyang Renmei expressed enthusiasm about the opportunities in the MEA market and the company's competitive strength in the industry.
BAIYU Holdings (Nasdaq: BYU) has secured a $60 million contract for electric lithium batteries in the U.S. market. The company's subsidiary, BMYA New Energy Technology Inc. (BNET), signed the agreement with Feng's Auto Parts Inc., a U.S.-based auto parts supplier. The contract involves the sale of 50,000 sets of electric lithium batteries at $1,200 per unit, available in 6V and 12V configurations with capacities ranging from 100Ah to 300Ah. Deliveries are expected to be completed by May 2025. This marks BAIYU's official entry into the U.S. market with its proprietary lithium battery brand, advancing its position in the new energy sector.
BAIYU Holdings (Nasdaq: BYU) has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Shenzhen Jintongyuan Energy Storage Technology, a leading Chinese tech enterprise specializing in energy storage batteries. The acquisition, valued at approximately US$105 million, marks BAIYU's expansion into the renewable energy storage battery market. Jintongyuan focuses on R&D, design, and services for energy storage batteries and lithium battery products, primarily serving the North American market. The company offers customized solutions for large electric power vehicles and aims to become a global leader in energy storage power and lithium battery product operations.
BAIYU's CEO, Ouyang Renmei, emphasized the acquisition's alignment with the company's vision of sustainable development and circular economy. The transaction is expected to close in September 2024, subject to customary closing conditions.
BAIYU Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: BYU), a leading B2B bulk commodity e-commerce platform and supply chain service provider, has appointed Ms. Rongrong (Rita) Jiang as an independent director, effective July 15, 2024. She will serve on the Audit, Compensation, and Nominating and Governance Committees, replacing Mr. Xiangjun Wang.
Ms. Jiang brings over a decade of experience in entrepreneurship, executive management, corporate finance, and venture capital investment. She is a founding partner of Ginger Capital and co-founder of Whitestone Investment Management Her expertise includes market expansion, cross-border M&A, financial reporting, and IPO preparation.
CEO Renmei Ouyang expressed confidence that Ms. Jiang's expertise and experience in capital markets will be invaluable to BAIYU, enhancing transparency and public image.
BAIYU Holdings has completed the acquisition of a controlling 60% stake in Electra New Energy Vehicle Inc (ENEV), a new energy vehicle company based in Los Angeles. The acquisition, finalized on June 14, 2024, aims to enhance BAIYU's presence in the NEV sector and bolster its global market reach. BAIYU's CEO, Ms. Renmei Ouyang, highlighted the strategic importance of merging the strengths and resources of both companies to drive sustainable growth and long-term shareholder value.
BAIYU Holdings (Nasdaq: BYU) announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with industry experts to explore new energy vehicle (NEV) projects and international market ventures. This strategic move aims to expand BAIYU's presence in the global NEV market through Electra New Energy Vehicle, Inc. (ENEV), a U.S.-registered company in Los Angeles. BAIYU will hold a 60% equity interest in ENEV, while partners will hold 40%. BAIYU plans to invest $3 million in ENEV over the next three years. Under the MoU, BAIYU will manage operations, including procurement, manufacturing, and marketing in China, while partners focus on market development and financing internationally.
CEO Renmei Ouyang highlighted the potential for substantial value and sustainable growth through this collaboration, leveraging strengths in technology, operations, market channels, and supply chains.
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