Assessing CGN New Energy (SEHK:1811)’s Valuation After Its New Three-Year Maintenance Services Framework Deal

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CGN New Energy Holdings (SEHK:1811) just signed a three year Maintenance Services Framework Agreement through its Yunnan subsidiary, formalising repair and testing work across wind, solar and energy storage assets within the CGN group.

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Against this backdrop, the HK$2.65 share price has seen a solid year to date, with a 13.25 percent year to date share price return and a standout 5 year total shareholder return of 190.96 percent, suggesting momentum is still broadly constructive as CGN New Energy leans further into long term service revenue.

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With earnings still growing steadily, a value score on the low side and the shares trading at a material discount to analyst targets, is CGN New Energy still a mispriced transition play, or is the market already baking in years of growth?

Price to Earnings of 6.4x: Is it justified?

At the last close of HK$2.65, CGN New Energy trades on a 6.4x price to earnings multiple that screens as inexpensive versus both the Hong Kong market and its direct peers.

The price to earnings ratio compares what investors are paying today for each unit of current earnings. This can make it a useful yardstick for a mature, cash generative utility with steady but unspectacular growth prospects. For CGN New Energy, this multiple effectively packages the market’s expectations for future profit expansion and balance sheet risk into a single headline number.

On several fronts, the comparison looks favourable. The shares trade below the wider Hong Kong market multiple of 12.3x, below the Asian renewable energy peer average of 7.7x, and below an estimated fair price to earnings level of 9.7x. This gap points to meaningful rerating potential if earnings and cash flows stay on their current trajectory.

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Result: Price to Earnings of 6.4x (UNDERVALUED)

However, investors should watch for policy shifts in China’s power markets and potential project delays, either of which could pressure margins and derail rerating expectations.

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Another View on Value

While the 6.4x earnings multiple hints at upside, our DCF model is more cautious, putting fair value nearer HK$2.12, which makes the current price look a bit rich. Is the market overestimating long term cash generation, or is the model too conservative on policy and funding risk?

Look into how the SWS DCF model arrives at its fair value.

1811 Discounted Cash Flow as at Dec 2025

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