In Pictures: BYD Q3 profit rises 28% on surging exports, but inventory climbs 60% and cash shrinks

BYD's Q3 profit rose 28% as exports more than doubled, though inventory concerns loom over the automaker's outlook.

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The earnings report showed inventory up 60% since January, signaling potential demand challenges ahead.

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BYD's cash pile was cut nearly in half during the quarter even as overseas sales surged.

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Nine-month profit fell 4.2% despite the third-quarter rebound, underscoring margin pressure on the EV maker.

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Surging exports helped offset softer domestic growth, with BYD shipping more vehicles abroad than a year earlier.

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The results missed analyst expectations, weighing on sentiment in the competitive electric vehicle market.

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BYD continues to expand production capacity as it pushes deeper into overseas markets.

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Inventory buildup and shrinking cash reserves raise questions about the pace of BYD's global expansion.

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Investors are watching whether BYD can convert strong export momentum into sustained profitability.

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