BYD reported a 28% rise in third-quarter profit, falling short of forecasts. The Chinese EV maker's net profit reached 10 billion yuan, with revenue up 13.6% year-on-year, boosted by strong export growth.

BYD's slower profit growth and missed forecasts indicate challenges in the Chinese EV market, despite strong export performance, which could impact investor sentiment and future revenue.
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD reported a 28% rise in third-quarter profit on Thursday, falling short of forecasts. Net profit rose to 10 billion yuan ($1.50 billion), a slowdown from the 30% increase in the previous quarter. Revenue increased 13.6% year-on-year to 221.5 billion yuan, reversing a second-quarter drop and ending a four-quarter streak of declines. Strong export growth helped offset weakness in its domestic market.
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