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Sunrise Achieves Significant Milestone with Delivery of 5,800 Tons to HiTHIUM, a Global Leading Energy Storage Battery Manufacturer

Sunrise New Energy Co., Ltd. (“Sunrise New Energy”, the “Company”, “we” or “our”) (NASDAQ: EPOW), today announced the successful delivery of 5,800 tons of energy storage material to Xiamen HiTHIUM Energy Storage Technology Co., Ltd. (Xiamen HiTHIUM) by June 23, 2024.

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Jun 25, 2024

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As part of the 25,000 tons energy storage material order, Sunrise New Energy will now commence a stable monthly delivery of 2,500 tons starting in June 2024 to fulfill the remaining quantity.

Sunrise New Energy has been maintaining high quality and efficiency in its production processes. In an innovative move, the Company has launched a 24/7 live broadcast on its official website (https://www.sunrisenewenergy.com/#/video ), allowing customers and investors to monitor the Company’s production and operations in real-time, demonstrating its commitment to openness and transparency.

Xiamen HiTHIUM, a global leader in energy storage battery manufacturing, ranked among the top five worldwide in energy storage battery shipments in 2023 and listed in the Global Top 500 New Energy Enterprises. Xiamen HiTHIUM’s choice of Sunrise New Energy as a strategic core supplier underscores its high regard for the quality of Sunrise New Energy’s products.

“We have already achieved stable mass production and delivery, marking a significant milestone for us. Through our collaboration with HiTHIUM, we are prepared to deliver cutting-edge products to meet the evolving needs of global customers, contributing to a more sustainable future.” stated Mr. Haiping Hu, Chairman of Sunrise New Energy.

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