TREE NEWS update: CALB Chairman Liu Jingyu said at the company’s 2026 Global Ecosystem Partner Conference that product deliveries will rise sharply again in 2026, with shipment volumes expected to grow multi-fold in 2027 as capacity gaps are filled and new application scenarios emerge. CALB’s power and energy-storage battery shipments reached 116 GWh in 2025, up about 65% year on year. CALB cited industry forecasts that global annual power and storage battery shipments will exceed 5 TWh by 2030.
CALB Chairman: 2027 Shipments Expected to Grow Multi-Fold
The significance here is less the 2027 multi-fold target than the capacity-gap framing behind it: CALB is signaling that its constraint is buildout, not demand, and that new application scenarios are expected to absorb the added volume. That matters for the storage and EV battery supply chain, where the cited industry view of more than 5 TWh annually by 2030 implies aggressive expansion across producers, not just CALB. The open question is whether capacity additions arrive in step with orders; a multi-fold shipment claim is only as credible as the utilization behind it, and 2026 deliveries are the nearer test.
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