China Power International Development Limited has released its business update for the first half of 2025, highlighting a mixed performance across its operations. The company's preliminary statistics indicate that the combined total electricity sold in June 2025 amounted to 11,299,344 MWh, though specific percentage changes were not disclosed. Notable variations include a 21.03% decrease in electricity sold in Hubei, amounting to 794,434 MWh in June 2025, while the first six months of 2025 saw a 5.17% reduction compared to the same period in 2024. In Henan, there was a positive trend, with electricity sold increasing by 17.47% in June 2025 to 28,265 MWh, and a similar 17.44% rise for the first half of the year. Conversely, Hebei experienced a 20.67% drop in June and a 9.57% decline over six months. The most significant reduction was seen in Heilongjiang, where electricity sold plummeted by 50.45% in June and 31.36% for the half-year period. Regarding renewable energy, wind power sales in Guangxi fell by 6.67% in June, but the first half of the year saw a 7.64% increase. Photovoltaic power in Jiangsu and Guangdong experienced declines of 21.92% and 21.05% in June, respectively, but Guangdong's sales increased by 20.51% over the half-year. Meanwhile, Guangxi saw substantial growth in photovoltaic sales, with a 56.39% increase in June and a 62.05% rise for the first half of 2025. Investors are advised to exercise caution as the figures are based on internal management records and have not been audited or reviewed by external auditors.