The "Opening Ceremony of ABB Electrical Technology Shanghai Co., Ltd." was held in Shanghai on March 5. More than 200 customers and partners from all over China and Southeast Asia, leaders of the Changning District People's Government of Shanghai and leaders of relevant departments, leaders of the China Quality Certification Center, experts from testing institutions and industry associations, and ABB employee representatives witnessed the milestone moment of ABB's smart building development in China. ABB Electrical Technology Shanghai Co., Ltd. has since embarked on a new journey. ABB Group announced on March 3, 2025 that it has completed the acquisition of Siemens' switch and socket business in China. Shanghai ABB Electrical Technology Co., Ltd. will take this as a starting point, based on richer product solutions, a strong distribution network covering 230 cities and a professional team of more than 350 people, to better provide customers with efficient and agile services and fully unleash the potential of the home electrical business.
On February 26, 2025, He Qiqiang, Chairman of Guangdong Changqing (Group) Co., Ltd., He Jun, Vice President of the Group, Jia Guangjin, Chief Engineer and others visited Hollysys Beijing Base for visits, exchanges and technical research. Han Tingwei, Vice President of Hangzhou Hollysys Automation Co., Ltd. and General Manager of Shandong Company, Li Ji, Hollysys Information Security Research Institute, Li Ruicheng, General Manager of the New Energy Industry Department of Hangzhou Hollysys, and relevant persons in charge received and accompanied the discussion. The two sides conducted a comprehensive and in-depth visit and exchange on important topics such as the application of artificial intelligence (AI) big models in the power industry, intelligent control of cogeneration and biomass power generation, and smart construction planning of thermal power and biomass power stations, laying a good foundation for further in-depth cooperation in the future and promoting the development of intelligent control, smart operation, and green and low-carbon development in the energy industry.
On February 13, Chint and Rittal held a signing ceremony for a memorandum of understanding (MoU), marking an important step forward in the cooperation relationship between the two parties and opening a new chapter in creating a better future. Leaders and representatives of both parties gathered together to witness this historic moment. At the cooperation meeting, the two parties jointly looked forward to the future development prospects and technological development trends of the global industrial industry and further improved the cooperation plan of both parties. The cooperation between the two parties not only demonstrates the firm trust of both parties in each other, but also reflects the firm commitment of both parties to jointly improve product quality and safety on a global scale. Through this closer cooperation, Chint and Rittal hope to launch more efficient and safer electrical products on a global scale and provide high-quality products and services to global customers and partners.
On modern smartphone production lines, robotic arms operate in an orderly manner, and high-precision equipment quickly completes the assembly and testing of parts, producing high-quality mobile phones continuously. As a well-known brand recognized and trusted by global consumers, OPPO has been at the forefront of the global smartphone market for nine consecutive years. The recently completed OPPO Smart Manufacturing Center in Binhai Bay, Dongguan has further consolidated its global layout and become a new model for Chinese companies to go global. Over the years, OPPO has always insisted on product quality as its core competitiveness and has continued to move towards smart manufacturing. The high-precision equipment in the OPPO Smart Manufacturing Center in Binhai Bay, Dongguan operates automatically through unified information system instructions, so the stable operation of its production line is crucial, and power outages are not allowed to occur. The harsh production conditions have placed extremely high demands on power supply equipment.
