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To further deepen collaboration in the power sector between China and Vietnam, Sun.King Technology Chairman Mr. Xiang Jie led a company delegation to Vietnam from November 10 to 13. The team visited Vietnam Electricity (EVN) and its key subsidiaries, including the Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation (EVNHCMC) and the Southern Power Corporation (EVNSPC). This in-depth engagement clarified future cooperation directions and laid a solid foundation for Sun.King Technology’s expansion into the Southeast Asian market.

Shenzhen, China – November 12, 2025 Sun.King Technology Group presented three flagship fusion-related products — Pulse Power Switch, Pulse Capacitor, and Reactive Power Compensation System — at the 4th China Nuclear Energy High-Quality Development Conference and Shenzhen International Nuclear Industry Innovation Expo 2025. These products exemplify the company’s deep expertise in power electronics and its commitment to providing core technological support for cutting-edge nuclear energy applications worldwide.

On November 7, 2025, the 4th China Power Electronics and Energy Conversion Conference & Exhibition (CPEEC) and the 28th Annual Conference of the China Power Supply Society (CPSSC 2025) opened grandly at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center.

In October 2025, Astrol Electronic AG, a Swiss subsidiary of Saijing Technology Group, proudly announced a landmark project: the first application of its solid-state DC circuit breaker in a new generation of railway electric locomotives. Astrol's achievement in the field of solid-state DC protection technology is an important milestone in its more than decade long innovation journey.

Sun.King Technology Group is pleased to announce its participation as an exhibitor at the upcoming international power electronics exhibition, scheduled for November 18-20, 2025. The company will be showcasing its comprehensive portfolio of cutting-edge power semiconductor and passive component solutions at Booth 3D27 in Hall 3.

Three Subsidiaries of Sun.King Technology Recognized as National-Level “Little Giant” Enterprises