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Shenghong Co. will raise prices across its electric power-quality, charging/swapping, energy-storage microgrid, battery formation and test, and residential storage product lines by 10%-30% effective July 21, 2026; the increase will not be applied retroactively to orders already in transit. The company says the move is a forced pass-through after core raw-material costs and lead times rose sharply: gold, silver, copper and tin up 30%-200%; PCBs, memory chips, magnetic components, SMD resistors/capacitors, IGBT chips, isolation driver chips, and breakers/relays up 50%-800% and still rising. Manufacturing costs have climbed markedly since early 2026; Shenghong says supply-chain optimization and lean measures have been insufficient and the existing price structure no longer covers cost increases.

The US on Friday announced a new round of sanctions after Iran resumed attacks on international shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The Treasury designated Dubai-based Iranian banker and businessman Ali Ansari — previously sanctioned by the UK — as a key financier of Iran’s supreme leader Mojtaba, accusing him of moving public wealth into overseas real estate and commercial assets to benefit himself, regime elites and the IRGC. The Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control also designated major Iranian currency exchange houses, which it said transfer tens of billions of dollars annually on behalf of sanctioned Iranian banks and use multi-layered shell companies to conceal the government’s illicit financial activity.