Jinko Holdings Q3 2026 net loss attributable to shareholders narrows 77% year over year to RMB 170 million
Bitget2026/10/30 12:50- Jinko Holdings’ third-quarter 2026 net loss attributable to ordinary shareholders narrowed 77% year over year to RMB 170 million.
- Total revenues fell 16% year over year to RMB 13.62 billion, primarily due to lower solar module shipment volume.
- Gross margin rose year over year to 12.3%, supported by production-cost optimization, higher-efficiency product shipments and higher-margin energy storage revenue.
- Tiger Neo 3.0 module shipments exceeded 5 GW during the quarter, commanding a premium of approximately USD 0.01/W over conventional modules.
- Fourth-quarter 2026 module shipments are expected at 16–18 GW, with full-year 2026 ESS shipments projected at approximately 10 GWh, proof-of-delivery basis.
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