- CEO
- Fang Qin Zeng
- Full Time Employees
- 100,434
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Computer processing hardware
- Address
- No 8 LongWan Road Shenzhen GD China 529000
- IPO Date
- Jul 15, 2011
- Business
- Lingyi iTech (Guangdong) Company (002600.SZ) manufactures precision functional components, structural parts, modules and intelligent assembly solutions for AI terminal hardware and related applications worldwide. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China, with manufacturing bases across China including Dongguan, Suzhou, Chengdu and overseas in Vietnam, India, France and Brazil, the company operates primarily in three segments: AI Terminal, which encompasses AI-powered mobile phones and folding-screen devices; AIPC, tablets and image displays; battery systems and power supplies; thermal management solutions; sensors and modules; AI glasses and XR wearables; fine assembly of related hardware products; Automotive and Low-Altitude Economy, providing battery structural products, wheel brake modules, lidar modules and automotive electronic power steering components; and Other businesses including clean energy and photovoltaics. It serves global consumer electronics, automotive, new energy vehicle, robotics and energy storage markets as a core supplier to leading brands. In recent developments, the company pursues an acquisition-driven expansion strategy, including the 2024 purchase of Salcomp Plc for charger and power management entry; acquisition of Zhejiang Jintai Electronics for new energy vehicle battery components; planned acquisition of 66.46% of Jiangsu Keda Sterne Automotive Technology via convertible bonds and cash for automotive trim assemblies serving BYD and Li Auto; establishment of robotics subsidiaries such as Shenzhen Lingyi Robotics Technology in May 2025, Dongguan Lingzhi Innovative Robotics with Zhiyuan Robotics in June 2025 and Shenzhen Lingfu Robotics in September 2025; capital increase in Vietnam Guanghong for AI hardware; and strategic cooperation agreements with embodied intelligence firms for robot hardware including servo motors, reducers, modular joints and dexterous hands; while advancing robotics products like Panshi, Linglong and LR5 + Dexterous Hand, winning medals at the 2025 World Humanoid Robot Competition, and planning a Hong Kong listing to fund AI servers, humanoid robots and low-altitude economy growth.