Hunan Haosen Sodium Electricity New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.

Jan.18.2023
Hunan Haosen Sodium Electricity New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.
New energy company, Hunan Haosen Sodium Electric, established with registered capital of RMB 100 million. Services include battery manufacturing and energy storage.

According to AiQicha, on January 13th, Hunan Haosen Sodium Electricity New Energy Technology Co., Ltd. was established with a registered capital of 100 million yuan. Its business scope includes battery manufacturing, battery leasing, mold manufacturing, sales of new energy vehicle charging facilities, and energy storage technology services. Data from AiQicha's equity penetration analysis reveals that the company is jointly held by Shunhao Stock and Hunan Jiusen New Energy Co., Ltd.


Shareholding information for Shunhao Group | Image source: AiQicha


Hunan Jiusen New Energy Co., Ltd. shareholding information | Image source: Aiqicha


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