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From April 15th to 17th, 2025, the Munich Shanghai Electronics Exhibition (Electronica China) was grandly held at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre! Nearly 1,800 industry giants gathered in Shanghai, showcasing innovations from core components to complete systems, software-hardware integration, and ecosystem collaboration. Across halls N1-N5 and W3-W5, a wave of innovation swept through every corner! The joint booth of Kinghelm  and SLKOR at N2.729 attracted a continuous flow of domestic and international visitors, including many overseas guests who traveled specifically to explore collaborations, highlighting the growing global influence of the Kinghelm and SLKOR brands!

Crowds at Booth N2.729!

Highlights of the Exhibition

Deputy GM Cheng Yujie (right) and Sales Deputy Director Zeng Qingrong

The exhibition featured dedicated zones for semiconductors, sensors, power supplies, test and measurement, semiconductor manufacturing, distributors, passive components, displays, connectors, switches, cables, PCBs, and EMS, covering 100,000 square meters. Over 1,800 global and domestic exhibitors, including industry leaders like ST, TI, Infineon, ADI, TDK, Murata, Yageo, TE Connectivity, Amphenol, Molex, Kinghelm (www.kinghelm.net), and SLKOR (www.slkoric.com), showcased cutting-edge technologies. The event drew over 100,000 professional visitors, fostering cross-industry collaboration from R&D to application.

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Concurrent "Innovation Forums" delved into trending sectors such as electric vehicles, automotive electronics, humanoid robotics, third-generation semiconductors, embedded systems, AI, consumer IoT, energy storage, smart manufacturing, and medical electronics. Key highlights included MCUs, power management ICs, power devices, passive components (inductors/capacitors), sensors, AI-driven solutions, and automotive electronics.

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Kinghelm & SLKOR Joint Exhibition: "Chip Power × Hard Tech" to Reshape the Electronics Industry Ecosystem

Under the dual-core strategy of "Precision Chips for Practical Use · Connecting the Future," Kinghelm showcased its expertise in miniaturized RF connectors and high-speed interconnect solutions, while SLKOR presented its core product lines—power ICs, diodes, and transistors—delivering energy-efficient solutions for consumer electronics, smart homes, and photovoltaic inverters. Together, the two companies demonstrated an innovation chain from foundational components to intelligent systems, leveraging "Chip Power × Hard Tech" to redefine the electronics industry’s foundational ecosystem.

GM Song Shiqiang held discussions with Zhu Ligui of Luguang Electronics, Wu Bo of LCSC ELECTRONICSl

General Manager Song Shiqiang led a 20-member team, including R&D, sales, quality control, supply chain, and marketing professionals, to engage with industry leaders and explore emerging trends. The event significantly boosted the international visibility of the SLKOR and Kinghelm brands.

GM Song Shiqiang,  Deputy GM He Junju with Jiang Xiaozhou, Head of TME China

Shanghai’s Multicultural Charms

1. A Taste of Shanghai

After busy days at the exhibition, the Kinghelm and SLKOR team, led by GM Song, enjoyed authentic Shanghainese cuisine at Xiao Nan Guo in Lujiazui’s Super Brand Mall. The refined, delicate dishes and warm ambiance offered an unforgettable culinary experience.

Dinner

2. Modern Metropolis Meets Historic Elegance

Shanghai’s charm lies in its blend of history and modernity. At night, iconic landmarks like the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and the Bund’s eclectic architecture—ranging from Gothic to Art Deco—create a dazzling skyline. Sales Deputy Director Huang Xinkang remarked: "Shanghai’s nightscape rivals paradise—where East meets West, and history intertwines with the future."

Kinghelm and Slkor’s team enjoyed a nighttime tour of Shanghai.

Epilogue: Blending Tradition and Innovation

The exhibition not only highlighted technological breakthroughs but also celebrated cultural heritage. SLKOR’s client manager Xie Lin, dressed in a elegant light-green Qipao (traditional Chinese dress), embodied the harmony of tradition and modernity under Shanghai’s neon lights.

Xie Lin in Shanghai

Kinghelm and SLKOR remain committed to fostering innovation while embracing cultural roots, paving the way for a smarter, interconnected future.

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