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On the morning of June 24th, Welgao Electronics (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (301251.SZ) held a grand opening ceremony for its new factory in Rojana Industrial Park, Ayutthaya, Thailand. Distinguished guests gathered on-site to witness this historic moment.

This is Welgao's first factory overseas, covering an area of 60,000 square meters. The factory specializes in producing PCB circuit boards, HDI boards, and more, serving industries such as industrial control, automotive electronics, new energy, AI intelligence, and next-generation communications. Notably, Welgao is the first foreign-invested PCB company to open in Thailand since the pandemic began.

At the opening ceremony, Chairman Deng Yanqun of Welgao delivered a speech

During the opening ceremony, speeches were delivered by Welgao Chairman Deng Yanqun, Secretary-General of the China Printed Circuit Association (CPCA) Hong Fang, and Welgao Thailand Factory General Manager Zhu Ruizhen. The key guests jointly cut the ribbon to celebrate this new chapter for Welgao. After the ribbon-cutting, guests toured the factory, experiencing its highly intelligent and automated production methods.

Founded in 2017, Jiangxi Welgao Electronics Co., Ltd. has consistently focused on the printed circuit board sector, with its subsidiary in Huizhou established in 2004. In recent years, the company has actively responded to China's "Belt and Road" initiative by expanding its domestic and international markets. Establishing a factory in Thailand will enable Welgao to better serve local customers and expand its global presence.

Editor：Lulu

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