Sigenergy Technology Co

Sigenergy has launched the SigenStor NEO, an all-in-one smart energy solution, in Thailand. The product was unveiled by Alan Zhang, Managing Director for the Asia-Pacific region, and Thanakrit Chotphet, Managing Director for Thailand. The system integrates control, generation, energy storage, and backup power in a single platform. Official prices were announced for the SigenStor NEO 6.0 SP, a 6 kW inverter priced at 38,900 baht, and the SigenStor NEO BAT 8.0, a 7.5 kWh battery priced at 66,700 baht. The system supports connectivity via the mySigen app, which uses AI to analyze and plan energy usage. The estimated payback period is no more than 5 years, depending on system size and electricity usage patterns.

Sigenergy disclosed its first interim results since listing. In the first half of 2026, revenue reached 9.87 billion yuan, up 261.2% year on year, while net profit was 2.43 billion yuan, up 201% year on year. Its integrated solar-storage-charging unit SigenStor contributed 9.30 billion yuan in revenue, accounting for 94.2% of total revenue and rising 267.1% year on year. Europe contributed 4.179 billion yuan and Asia-Pacific contributed 3.894 billion yuan, together accounting for more than 80% of revenue. Gross margin fell to 40.5% from 51.9% a year earlier, which the company attributed mainly to higher raw material costs and increased channel incentives.

Sigenergy has officially unveiled the SigenMate 2700 Ultra, a future-ready AI-powered plug-and-play home energy system designed for small and medium-sized homes. The system integrates AI-driven energy management, high performance, scalable storage, and seamless backup power, and is now available for pre-order in Germany at an early-bird price of €999, reduced from €1,199 excluding VAT, with additional bundle savings of up to €600. It features the industry's first all-domain AI agent, SigenAgent, which autonomously optimizes energy use based on real-time factors like weather and electricity prices, and supports up to 4,000 watts of PV input with four MPPT trackers. The modular system can scale from a single 2.68 kilowatt-hour battery module to a maximum total capacity of 56.4 kilowatt-hours, and delivers a true zero-millisecond switchover during grid failures. Sigenergy, which ranked number one in the sub-1,000 kilowatt-hour market in Australia, South Africa, and Ireland in 2025, will extend pre-order offers to other EU markets from August 18 to August 31.

Sigenergy hat die weltweite Markteinführung von SigenStor Neo bekannt gegeben, einem KI-gestützten All-in-One-Energiespeichersystem der nächsten Generation für Privathaushalte. Neo vereint PV-Wechselrichter, Batterie, Power Conversion System, Energiemanagementsystem und Gateway in einer platzsparenden Einheit und unterstützt bis zu sechs stapelbare Batteriemodule. Das System bietet eine Notstromversorgung für das gesamte Haus mit einer lastseitigen Umschaltzeit von 0 ms und einer Spitzenleistung von 200 %. Mit dem KI-Agenten SigenAgent in der mySigen App 4.0 erkennt, analysiert und agiert das System eigenständig, um Stromkosten zu senken und die Notstrombereitschaft sicherzustellen. SigenStor Neo ist ab sofort weltweit erhältlich.

Sigenergy has broken ground on Phase II of its Nantong Intelligent Energy Center and a new joint venture production facility for energy storage structural components. The expansion, located in the Nantong Sutong Science and Technology Industrial Park, will bring the company's manufacturing base to nearly 400,000 square meters upon completion, serving as a global hub for residential, commercial, industrial, and utility-scale energy storage products. The joint venture with Xianghua Hardware Technology adds a 170,000-square-meter facility to boost in-house capabilities in high-precision sheet metal, die-casting, and injection molding. Founder and CEO Tony Xu stated the projects are a strategic expansion to meet global, all-scenario energy storage demands, integrating AI, big data, and self-developed digital systems across production, quality control, and logistics.

Sigenergy secured strategic agreements totaling over 20 gigawatt-hours in energy storage capacity at Intersolar Europe 2026. The deals span Europe, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region, anchored by a 5 gigawatt-hour distribution agreement with Energy Spurt for Australia and key APAC markets. Additional distribution contracts ranging between 1 and 3 gigawatt-hours were signed across Europe, Africa, and APAC. In the commercial and industrial sector, the company captured 1 gigawatt-hour agreements in Central and Eastern Europe using its SigenStack and SigenCube systems. Residential orders were driven by the new SigenStor Neo all-in-one solution and a single SigenMate agreement exceeding 40,000 sets. For utility-scale applications, Sigenergy secured European pipelines with its SigenTerra storage solution and a 506-kilowatt utility PV inverter, and also inked strategic agreements with multiple global Virtual Power Plant providers.

Sigenergy showcased its full-scenario smart solar-storage products and launched the mySigen 4.0 platform with the energy industry’s first all-domain AI agent at Intersolar Europe 2026. The residential lineup features the global debut of SigenStor Neo, a next-generation all-in-one energy storage system with 0ms load-side disruption and 200% peak power output, alongside the SigenFlux heat pump and Sigen EVAC G2 smart charger with bidirectional V2H backup. For commercial and industrial applications, the company introduced the SigenCube cabinet storage solution supporting up to 100 units in parallel and a solar-storage-charging solution leveraging the Sigen EVAC G2’s 100-unit parallel clustering with built-in EMS. Sigenergy also entered utility-scale storage with the SigenTerra system and a 506kW PV inverter that reduces equipment count by over 30% compared to standard 300kW inverters. The new mySigen 4.0 platform integrates SigenAgent, an AI agent that autonomously configures hardware to meet user-defined goals like minimizing electricity bills, advancing the company’s 'AI in All' strategy.