From July 1 to 3, 2026, electronica China 2026 concluded successfully at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC). Bringing together resources from across the global electronics value chain, the exhibition showcased the latest technological advancements ranging from electronic components to system-level integration solutions, while providing a high-quality platform for technology exchange, supply-demand collaboration, and ecosystem development.

Over the three-day event, more than 1,900 leading global manufacturers and innovative technology companies gathered in Shanghai to present cutting-edge technologies, products, and application solutions. The convergence of industrial collaboration and technological innovation painted a clear picture of the future direction of the electronics industry.

As a comprehensive solutions provider, Flyking's booth at N2.549 attracted strong and sustained visitor traffic throughout the exhibition. Industry professionals, customers, and partners engaged in continuous discussions with the Flyking team, which demonstrated extensive industry expertise, professional technical knowledge, and attentive service. Through sincere and efficient communication, Flyking not only strengthened connections with visitors but also conveyed its professionalism and customer-centric brand values.

• Focusing on Industry Needs and Demonstrating End-to-End Service Capabilities

Through in-depth discussions with customers from China and overseas, Flyking identified several key customer demands: stable component supply channels, professional technical support, efficient supply chain management, and global sourcing capabilities. Leveraging its comprehensive supply chain service system and strong global procurement and resource integration capabilities, Flyking provided tailored solutions for customers with diverse requirements.

At the exhibition, the company showcased successful customer cases and highlighted its core strengths in resource integration, technical support, supply chain management, and global service capabilities, demonstrating its ability to enhance supply chain resilience and stability for customers worldwide.

Flyking's authorized distribution business and electrical integration solutions also became major highlights of the exhibition. As semiconductor localization continues to accelerate, customers are increasingly seeking reliable domestic semiconductor alternatives. With authorization from more than 60 high-quality semiconductor manufacturers, Flyking addressed key customer challenges such as component selection complexity and lengthy validation processes. Through customized chip solution design and end-to-end technical verification support, the company helped customers shorten product development cycles and significantly reduce R&D trial-and-error costs, resulting in multiple confirmed cooperation intentions during the exhibition.

For high-growth sectors including energy storage, rail transit, industrial automation, and new energy, Flyking also presented customized electrical integration solutions that can be flexibly adapted to various application scenarios. Supported by extensive project implementation experience and deep customization capabilities, these solutions effectively meet the growing demand for intelligent equipment upgrades across industries and have received strong recognition from industry customers.

In line with the digital transformation trend among manufacturing enterprises, Flyking also showcased its Digital Supply Chain Management Solution. Designed to address fragmented supply chain information, inefficient inventory management, and limited order traceability, the solution leverages Flyking's self-developed digital platform to enable full-process visualization of orders, inventory, and logistics, helping enterprises reduce costs and improve operational efficiency.

Meanwhile, supported by its global business network, Flyking also introduced Global Sourcing Services for Non-Standard Customized Components, providing overseas customers with more reliable procurement channels and delivery assurance for specialized materials, further strengthening the company's two-way domestic and international service capabilities.

• Sharing a Global Perspective on the Future of the Industry

During the exhibition, Mr. Fred He, CEO of Flytronics Group, was interviewed by leading industry media outlets, including eeworld. In the interview, he shared Flytronics' perspectives on industry challenges, core service capabilities, semiconductor localization, and global expansion strategies.

He noted that the electronics industry is facing widespread challenges such as unstable supply, lengthy R&D validation cycles, inefficient supply chain management, and increasingly diversified domestic and overseas procurement needs. In response, Flytronics has built five major service systems covering electronic component supply chains, Asian chip solution design, electrical integration, global non-standard sourcing, and digital supply chain management. These capabilities help customers improve R&D efficiency, optimize supply chain operations, and strengthen market competitiveness.

While continuing to promote the adoption of domestic semiconductors, Flytronics is also accelerating its global expansion by integrating worldwide resources with localized service capabilities to build a more efficient and flexible supply chain service network.

Speaking about the international expansion of Chinese enterprises, Mr. He reiterated his view that "Going global is not about shifting markets; it is about internationalizing capabilities." Drawing on Flytronics' years of overseas market experience, he outlined a six-step globalization pathway, covering preparation, remote market coverage, overseas business development, local team building, overseas entity establishment, and long-term global operations. He emphasized that companies should adopt a gradual and sustainable globalization strategy, combining a global market vision with strong localized customer service capabilities.

Regarding the strategic cooperation between Siemens Value Design and Xplorechips officially announced during the exhibition, Mr. He stated:

"This partnership represents not only deep collaboration between the two parties' resources and capabilities, but also an important strategic move for Flytronics in supply chain digitalization. By combining Siemens Value Design's technological strengths in industrial software and supply chain digitalization with Flytronics' resource integration and service capabilities across the electronics industry, we will jointly promote the deep integration of AI, big data, and component sourcing scenarios, creating a smarter, more efficient, and more transparent digital service platform for engineers and procurement professionals while supporting the adoption of domestic semiconductors and the digital upgrade of industrial supply chains."

• Building the Future Through Collaboration

The three-day exhibition was not only a showcase of achievements, but also a platform for value co-creation.

Through its participation in electronica China 2026, Flyking comprehensively demonstrated its end-to-end supply chain service capabilities and overall corporate strength, while further deepening communication and mutual trust with global customers, partners, and ecosystem collaborators.

Looking ahead, Flyking will continue to pursue a globalized, digitalized, and professional development strategy, continuously enhancing its service capabilities, connecting global resources, and working together with industry partners to promote the high-quality development of the electronics industry.

Next stop: electronica 2026 in Munich, Germany. Flyking looks forward to meeting global partners again to explore industry trends and create a shared future together.