Hithium signs a strategic cooperation agreement with Turbo Energy. [Photo/China Energy News]

Xiamen‑based Hithium signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Turbo Energy, an international energy solutions provider, at a meeting in Munich, Germany. The partnership covers 15 facilities of a major European industrial group.

Xiamen's new energy companies are picking up the pace in their overseas expansion. They are securing a steady stream of international orders and rolling out production capacity across multiple locations.

These companies are leveraging technological innovation and large‑scale delivery capabilities to transition from pure product exports to comprehensive solution exports and overseas production deployment. 

Hithium's products now reach more than 40 countries and regions, with order commitments already booked through the end of 2027.

On the capacity front, XTC New Energy is building cathode material production bases in Malaysia and France, and Zhonglun New Materials has started production at its Indonesian plant.

Taken together, these moves underscore the accelerating global expansion of Xiamen's new energy sector.

Ampace in Xiamen. [Photo/Xiamen Daily]

By 2025, driven by technological innovation and capacity upgrades, Xiamen's new energy industry saw its output value surpass 100 billion yuan ($14.7 billion). It has matured into a modern industrial cluster that integrates the entire supply chain and connects both domestic and overseas markets.

Leading players such as Hithium, Ampace, and CATL have been stepping up their efforts in overseas market expansion and local capacity deployment. A number of major projects have also come on stream in succession.