- CEO
- Nian-Qiang Wang
- Full Time Employees
- 150,000
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Hardware, Equipment & Parts
- Address
- No. 3001 Bao He Road Shenzhen People's Republic of China 518116
- IPO Date
- Aug 5, 2021
- Business
- BYD Electronic (International) Company Limited, a subsidiary of BYD Company Limited, operates as an investment holding company that primarily engages in the design, research and development, manufacture, assembly, and sale of mobile handset components, modules, and related products; it provides electronics manufacturing services encompassing precision molds, structural parts including metal middle frames and plastic housings, appearance parts, chargers, printed circuit boards, camera assemblies, glass components, and intelligent manufacturing systems; the company also offers original design manufacturing (ODM), original equipment manufacturing (OEM), and joint development manufacturing (JDM) solutions for a range of applications such as smartphones, tablet computers, notebook PCs, new energy vehicles including intelligent driving systems and thermal management products, AI data centers and servers, smart home solutions, gaming hardware, unmanned aerial vehicles, 3D printers, Internet of Things devices, robots, communication equipment, medical and healthcare devices, and industrial electronics. Headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China, at BaoLong Industrial Park, No. 1 Baoping Road, the company was incorporated in Hong Kong on June 14, 2007, with roots tracing to BYD's electronics division established in 2002, and it employs approximately 156,000 people while generating the majority of its revenue from overseas operations across regions including the People's Republic of China, Europe, and other international markets targeting consumer electronics brands, automotive OEMs, and technology firms. Recent developments include expanded involvement in high-precision smartphone production, notably supplying metal middle frames for the Apple iPhone 16 Pro series following prior strategic factory investments; deepened supply chain integration with major smartphone manufacturers through precision component scaling; and contributions to the parent company's new energy vehicle ecosystem amid global expansions such as European production ramps and partnerships like the Ayvens leasing collaboration extended to seven additional countries in 2025.