Currently, YFH Power is achieving highly efficient and stable production with a 2GWh capacity, entering the final sprint for a 2GWh project to commence production, and successfully breaking ground on a new industrial park.
Solid Foundation
Mature 2GWh Production Capacity Steadies Business Growth
Our existing 2GWh mature lithium battery production line is operating stably and efficiently. Supported by superior product quality, mature manufacturing techniques and fast delivery capacity, it ensures consistent product supply and consolidates market share.
Gearing Up
2GWh 21700 Tabless Battery Project to Launch in October
The core equipment for the 2GWh 21700 tabless battery project has been successively delivered to the site. We are currently conducting equipment joint debugging and process optimization, with official production scheduled for October 2026. Upon launch, this project will further expand our tabless battery capacity to precisely meet diversified market demands.
New Capacity Growth Engine
Construction of the New Industrial Park Officially Commences
In August 2026, our 5GWh new industrial park project officially broke ground. It will feature six fully automated lithium battery production lines, covering 18650, 21700, 18-21 tabless, 33140, and other large cylindrical batteries, ensuring a comprehensive product portfolio. Upon completion, the park will add new high-end lithium battery capacity and comprehensively improve production automation, product quality and mass delivery capability.
Driving Capacity Upgrading to Empower the New Energy Future
From stabilizing a 2GWh foundation and expanding capacity with another 2GWh, to breaking ground on a 5GWh new industrial park, YFH Power is realizing a stepped upgrade in capacity. Leveraging a comprehensive 9GWh capacity layout, the company will continue to deepen its focus on the high-rate cylindrical lithium battery sector. We are committed to providing reliable new energy solutions for applications including power tools, cleaning appliances, smart mobility, AI computing center BBU, general robotics, and drones!
