Sungrow Power Supply reported first-half 2026 revenue of 30.91 billion yuan ($4.6 billion), down 28.99% from a year earlier, while net profit attributable to parent company owners fell 32.01% to 5.26 billion yuan ($782.5 million). Second-quarter revenue declined 37.33% year-on-year to 15.35 billion yuan ($2.3 billion), and net profit fell 24.08% to 2.97 billion yuan ($441.5 million). The company proposed an interim cash dividend of 6.4 yuan, including tax, for every 10 shares, without converting capital reserves into share capital or issuing bonus shares. Profit pressure came primarily from reduced revenue scale and a sharp increase in foreign-exchange losses linked to the depreciation of the euro and dollar. Despite the contraction, gross margin rose to 35.92% as product mix improved, research and development spending increased 2.85% to 2.1 billion yuan, and operating cash flow rose 8.75% to 3.73 billion yuan. Market participants view Sungrow’s results as an indicator of conditions in the midstream photovoltaic sector, with higher-value products, energy storage and overseas high-end markets seen as possible structural factors behind the margin improvement. The increase in currency losses also highlights the foreign-exchange risks facing companies with substantial overseas revenue.