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CIMC Enric (3899 HK, Not rated)
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CIMC Enric (3899 HK, Not rated)
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20 May 2026
Capital Goods
CIMC Enric (3899 HK, Not rated) Hong Kong
Macquarie Asia Conference 2026
Albert Richard
Miao Feng
What's new
• We hosted management of CIMC Enric (3899 HK, Not rated) at the Peter
Macquarie Asia Conference 2026 on 18 May. Key discussion points included Li
strong marine backlog visibility, LNG supply as a demand tailwind, progress
in integrated services, and early-stage optionality from new businesses.
Key takeaways
• Clean energy remains main contributor to earnings, order growth.
In 2025, clean energy generated Rmb20.6bn of revenue, while adjusted
operating profit rose 16% YoY to Rmb1.12bn. New clean energy orders
reached Rmb22.2bn, and year-end backlog increased 13% YoY to
Rmb26.3bn, which management believes should support earnings.
• Positioned for growth of marine clean energy. CIMC Enric delivered 16
vessels in 2025 and expects deliveries to rise to 21 in 2026. Shipbuilding
and marine fuel tank orders have exceeded Rmb10bn for two consecutive
years. Management believes the company remains well positioned in LNG
bunkering vessels and marine fuel tanks, with its share of the global LNG
bunkering vessel orderbook approaching half by end-2025.
• Management sees improving LNG supply supporting broader
downstream demand. Management expects global gas supply to improve
from 2026 as new liquefaction capacity comes online in Canada, Qatar,
the US, and Australia. Management believes this should support LNG
applications in marine transport, road transport, storage, and refuelling
infrastructure. Middle East tensions remain a timing risk, but management
believes the medium-term demand outlook appears supported by better
supply availability.
• Looking to integrated services for growth.
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