Shenzhen Hello Tech Energy Co., Ltd.

What does Hello Tech Energy own?

The company owns the Jackery portable power brand and the Geneverse home energy brand, plus associated product lines including solar generators, balcony solar, and solar roof systems.

Is Hello Tech Energy publicly traded?

Yes. The company trades on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange ChiNext board under ticker 301327. It listed on September 19, 2022, as the first publicly traded portable energy storage company in China.

Who founded Hello Tech Energy?

Sun Zhongwei founded the company in Shenzhen in 2011. He serves as chairman and remains the controlling shareholder.

Where is Hello Tech Energy headquartered?

The company is headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, with international offices in Silicon Valley, Tokyo, Dusseldorf, and Melbourne.

How many brands does Hello Tech own?

Two: Jackery for portable power stations and solar generators, and Geneverse for home energy storage systems. Both were developed internally.

Who owns Hello Tech Energy?

Founder Sun Zhongwei is the controlling shareholder. The remaining shares are held by public investors through the ChiNext listing. There is no parent company.

What is Hello Tech Energy's revenue?

FY2025 revenue was 4.14 billion yuan, approximately $580 million, up 15 percent year over year. Net income fell to 17.15 million yuan from 239.5 million the prior year amid competitive pricing pressure.

Sun Zhongwei founded the company in 2011 in Shenzhen as an original design manufacturer producing battery accessories for mobile devices. The ODM business built engineering depth in lithium battery technology and manufacturing relationships inside Shenzhen's electronics supply chain, the densest in the world for this product category.

The strategic pivot came through brand building rather than contract work. In 2012 the company established Jackery as its consumer brand, initially for battery-related products. In 2016 it launched the Explorer series, identifying and effectively creating the portable power station category: rechargeable lithium battery units with AC, DC, and USB output designed for outdoor recreation and home backup power.

The product category found two distinct customer bases simultaneously. Outdoor recreation users wanted clean portable power for camping and travel. Emergency preparedness customers, particularly in North America and Japan, wanted home backup power without generators' noise, fumes, or fuel requirements. Japan's earthquake and disaster awareness made it one of the strongest markets.

Distribution ran through an M2C model: the company handled design, manufacturing, branding, and retail directly rather than selling through distributors. Amazon storefronts and the brand's own websites drove early international growth, followed by physical retail placement in Costco, Home Depot, Target, Best Buy, Walmart, and Japan's Bic Camera chain.

The September 19, 2022 listing on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange ChiNext board made Hello Tech the first publicly traded company built around portable energy storage, raising capital for capacity and R&D expansion.

Recent years have brought both scale and margin pressure. FY2024 revenue jumped 55.8 percent to 3.61 billion yuan, but FY2025 showed the competitive cost: revenue grew 15 percent to 4.14 billion yuan while net income collapsed to 17.15 million yuan from 239.5 million, reflecting the price competition as EcoFlow, Bluetti, Anker SOLIX, and others scaled into the category Jackery created.

The company's business is structurally aligned with clean energy transition themes: its products replace fossil-fuel generators and enable distributed solar storage. Corporate sustainability reporting follows Chinese listed-company disclosure requirements rather than international frameworks.

The company contributed to drafting China's mandatory safety standards for portable power stations, a regulatory leadership role in the category. It holds no B Corp or international sustainability certifications. Manufacturing follows Chinese supply chain norms with no third-party social audit certifications disclosed.