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BYD Co.’s Hong Kong-listed shares are heading for their longest streak of monthly declines since 2018 as investors grow increasingly skeptical about the company’s ability to fend off competition in China.
The BYD stock price continued its freefall on Monday, moving to its lowest level in over nine months after the company published weak delivery data
BYD (SEHK:1211) just released its financial results for the first nine months of 2025. The company reported higher sales and revenue than last year, though net income and earnings per share dipped during the same period.
Analysts have attributed its sales slowdown primarily to efforts to reduce inventory ahead of its rollout of 2026 models Read more at The Business Times.
Despite record EV sales and over $100 billion in revenue, BYD is burning billions in cash as competition intensifies, profit margins shrink, and new model launches are delayed
China's BYD (OTCPK:BYDDF) vehicle sales in October 2025 fell by 12% compared to the same month a year earlier, with 441,706 vehicles sold versus 502,675 in October
BYD's inventories are much larger than other major brands, as the company accumulates credits under new emissions regulations for EVs and PHEVs it imports.
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