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Sunrise New Energy (NASDAQ: EPOW) has secured U.S. Patent No. US 12,371,341 B2 for an innovative lithium-ion battery anode material preparation method. The patent, granted to subsidiary Sunrise (Guizhou) New Energy Material Co., covers a novel process for preparing graphite-based composites through titanium/nitrogen/fluorine co-doped porous titanium dioxide.

The patented technology improves the initial Coulombic efficiency and power performance of graphite composites, targeting next-generation high-energy and high-power lithium-ion batteries. The preparation method involves a sophisticated process using tetrabutyl titanate, specific solvents, and precise temperature controls to create porous lithium titanate-coated graphite composites.

Sunrise New Energy (NASDAQ: EPOW), a leading battery anode materials manufacturer, has announced plans to establish a 1GW lithium battery pack project in the United States through its new subsidiary, Alchemistica Incorporated.

The strategic initiative aims to capitalize on growing energy storage demand in North America, focusing on residential and commercial & industrial applications. The project will be led by CEO Haiping Hu, leveraging his extensive experience in battery pack production and technology development.

The U.S.-based production facility is designed to create synergies between downstream battery applications and Sunrise's upstream anode material business, potentially driving increased sales of the company's graphite anode materials.

Sunrise New Energy (NASDAQ: EPOW), a battery anode materials innovator, has achieved recognition as one of the top 11 global suppliers of artificial graphite anode materials for energy storage and EV batteries. The company has demonstrated significant technological progress with 97 patent filings and 39 granted patents, including three in the U.S., Japan, and South Korea.

The company's competitive advantage stems from its fully self-operated graphitization process, enabling strict quality control and process optimization. Through enhanced automation and improved supply chain management, Sunrise has achieved profitability by reducing production costs. The company anticipates further cost reductions through continued process optimization and capacity expansion.

Sunrise New Energy (NASDAQ: EPOW), a battery anode materials manufacturer, has secured a RMB 4.3 million (USD 0.59 million) grant from the National Science and Technology Development Fund. The funding will support the company's project to enhance industrial capabilities in Qianxinan prefecture.

The initiative focuses on advancing battery anode materials technology, specifically targeting breakthroughs in design, precision control, and large-scale preparation from various carbon sources. Sunrise plans to establish a comprehensive platform integrating R&D, technology transfer, incubation, services, industry, and capital to foster regional industrial transformation and talent development.

Sunrise New Energy (NASDAQ:EPOW), a graphite anode materials manufacturer, reported strong financial performance with a combined net profit of $0.57 million in July-August 2025. The company achieved $5.2 million in revenue and $0.41 million net profit in July, followed by $4.7 million revenue and $0.16 million net profit in August.

The improved profitability stems from optimized cost control and enhanced production efficiency, particularly through increasing in-house graphitization processing. Additionally, Sunrise began constructing a 20,000-ton high-end graphite anode production line in Guizhou Province in September 2025, aimed at boosting supply capacity and future profitability.

Sunrise New Energy (NASDAQ:EPOW), a leading graphite anode materials manufacturer, has begun construction of a new 20,000-ton high-end graphite anode production line with a total investment of $64 million. The facility, expected to commence operations in late 2025, is projected to generate $110 million in annual revenue and $16 million in annual profit.

The company has demonstrated strong growth with revenues of $38.13M (2022), $45.05M (2023), and $64.99M (2024), representing YoY growth of 414.57%, 18.16%, and 44.28% respectively. Sunrise expects graphite anode shipments to reach 40,000-50,000 tons in 2025, up from 28,200 tons in 2024.

As one of China's top three graphite anode suppliers for energy storage batteries, Sunrise is expanding capacity to meet increasing demand from lithium-ion battery manufacturers, supported by strong EV sales and energy storage market growth.

Sunrise New Energy (NASDAQ: EPOW) has secured a $960,000 science and technology grant from the Guizhou Provincial Department of Science and Technology for its innovative sodium-ion battery anode project. The company's project, focused on developing long-life, low-cost sodium-ion battery hard carbon anode materials, was selected after multiple expert panel reviews.

The company's proprietary hard carbon anode technology demonstrates impressive performance metrics, including ≥90% initial Coulombic efficiency and ≥85% capacity retention after 1,000 cycles. This technology aims to overcome current limitations in commercializing suitable anode materials for sodium-ion batteries, which are particularly valuable for large-scale energy storage systems and EVs in colder regions.

Notably, Sunrise's project is the only anode materials initiative in Guizhou Province to receive this grant.

Sunrise New Energy (NASDAQ: EPOW) reported significant sales growth in its EV and energy storage business. The company achieved 3,419 tons in sales volume for October 2024, marking a 449.8% increase from October 2023. Cumulative sales from January to October 2024 reached 22,476 tons, up 131.1% compared to the same period in 2023.

The growth was driven by partnerships with major battery manufacturers including CATL (world's largest EV battery maker), HiTHIUM Energy Storage, and Pylon Technologies. The company expects stronger sales for the remaining months of 2024.

Sunrise New Energy Co., (NASDAQ: EPOW) has secured a $1.04 million special technology fund for its innovative silicon-carbon anode project. The project, titled "Key Technologies and Engineering for New Silicon-Carbon Anode Materials in Lithium-Ion Batteries," received approval from the Guizhou Provincial Department of Science and Technology's expert panel after multiple evaluations.

The project boasts advanced technology with impressive specifications:

• Specific capacity: ≥1900mAh/g
• First coulomb efficiency: ≥91%
• Cycle life: 1000 cycles with ≥80% capacity retention

These features position the project at the forefront of global battery technology and could lead to significant improvements in solid-state battery performance. CEO Haiping Hu emphasized that Sunrise is the only anode materials company in Guizhou Province to receive such funding for this type of project.