
BYD Company Limited, a leading Chinese electric vehicle (EV) and battery manufacturer, has projected a substantial increase in its first-quarter net profit for 2025. The company anticipates a rise of between 86% and 119% year-on-year, estimating net income to be between CNY 8.5 billion and CNY 10 billion (approximately USD 1.2 billion to USD 1.4 billion). This optimistic forecast comes in light of BYD's increased vehicle sales and exports, which generally yield higher profit margins. The early earnings guidance is seen as a strategic move to bolster investor confidence following recent market volatility attributed to tariff concerns raised by U.S. policies. BYD's stock rose by 7.2% during the trading session following the announcement.








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BTW, they expected "only" ~25% growth in Q1, so they again beat their expectations 😉 https://t.co/nvJhZvmbcW
Shenzhen - the new Detroit of China. BYD leads the way. Will produce more than 5 million vehicles this year. Perennial global JV powerhouse cities like Guangzhou, Shanghai and Changchun falter as Chinese consumers diss Buicks and Nissans and VWs. https://t.co/49Ih3MfeYh