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YIZHU ELECTRIC

Established in 1998 with strong R&D capabilities

Yizhu Electric adheres to the principles of "People-Oriented, Technological Innovation, and Pursuit of Excellence," upholding a development strategy centered on quality and brand-building. Facing the new century and the challenges of global economic integration, Yizhu Electric is determined to solidify its position in the industrial electrical sector, drive continuous innovation, and strive for progress—transforming Yizhu Electric into a household name and a leading enterprise.

Yizhu Electric Corporate Culture

Business Philosophy: Safety First People-Oriented Technology-Driven Innovation Pursuit of Excellence We Value: Zero-distance heart-to-heart connections with partners We Believe: Only profound passion leads to deeper discoveries

Yizhu Electric Hosts Christmas & New Year Gala

On the evening of December 31, 2010, Yizhu Electric celebrated the joyous Christmas season and welcomed the arrival of 2011 with its annual "Christmas & New Year Gala" at the Marriott Hotel. Employees and leaders from all departments gathered for the festive occasion. The Marriott Hotel was brimming with holiday cheer, adorned in vibrant Christmas and New Year decorations. Melodic greetings and seasonal music extended warm wishes to every attendee. Teams presented nearly 25 meticulously prepared performances, delivering a spectacular show for all. The Sales Department’s comedy skit stood out—witty, humorous, and utterly delightful—earning thunderous applause from the audience. The event culminated in heartfelt holiday blessings for every Yizhu Electric employee, celebrating unity and shared joy as the new year dawned.

Market Development of Europe's Electrotechnical Industry

When the EU economy weakens, the electrotechnical sector follows a downward trend. For instance, the economic slowdown in 1992–1993 triggered a crisis in the industry. By 2004, the EU's electrotechnical market reached €166.226 billion, making it the world's largest, followed by the U.S. (€96.213 billion) and Japan (€85.452 billion).