On August 18, the Zhongyeda Cross-Border Business Supply Chain Solutions Suzhou Promotion Conference concluded successfully at the Zhongyeda East China Logistics Center. Co-hosted by Zhongyeda/ELVO and IEAC, the event marked the second session in the IEAC/ELVO Cross-Border Business Supply Chain Solutions seminar series. As a core member of the New-Quality Manufacturing Global Expansion Alliance (IEAC), APQ was invited to participate, joining upstream and downstream industry partners for in-depth discussions on Southeast Asian market trends, cross-border supply chain collaboration, and localized capability building.
On-Site Visit: Experiencing Strong Supply Chain Capabilities Firsthand
At the beginning of the event, representatives from participating companies toured the Zhongyeda East China Logistics Center. As a leading player in China’s industrial electrical distribution sector, Zhongyeda has integrated high-quality domestic manufacturing resources to build an end-to-end global expansion service system covering preliminary market research, overseas expansion strategy planning, one-stop cross-border logistics, and localized technical services. Through the on-site visit, APQ representatives gained a close-up understanding of Zhongyeda’s mature operations in warehouse management, logistics distribution, and supply chain coordination, laying a solid foundation for subsequent business collaboration.
Industry Leaders Gather to Interpret Southeast Asian Expansion Opportunities
At the seminar, several distinguished guests shared insights on global expansion. Chen Ran, Vice President of China Industrial Control Network and Secretary-General of the IEAC Alliance, delivered an in-depth analysis of the Southeast Asian market and industry globalization trends. He noted that Southeast Asia is accelerating its role in global industrial relocation, with sectors such as photovoltaics, new energy vehicles, and semiconductor packaging and testing increasingly concentrating in countries including Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand. He emphasized that simple product exports are no longer sufficient for global competition; Chinese companies need to transform from “exporting products” to “exporting full-industry-chain capabilities.”
Liu Yang, Director of Overseas Supply Chain at Zhongyeda, shared the company’s mature cross-border solutions. Wang Baoyu, Executive Deputy General Manager and Chief Financial Officer of Zhongyeda, formally launched the “Jingwei Initiative,” leveraging the company’s nationwide sales network to identify demand among existing customers and connecting the Southeast Asian platform resources of its Singapore subsidiary ELVO, thereby creating a closed-loop process spanning lead generation through overseas delivery.
Building Momentum for Global Expansion: APQ Accelerates Globalization
As a core member of IEAC, APQ has consistently embraced a “sail together” philosophy for international expansion. APQ believes that simply exporting products does not constitute true globalization; the real core lies in building an industrial-chain presence and cultivating an independent brand. Under this model, APQ focuses on “reliable products” and “friendly service,” maximizing product stability and technical strengths, while IEAC facilitates front-end resource matching and trust building to create a win-win structure with dedicated teams handling specialized tasks.
Since the beginning of this year, APQ has continued to strengthen its global footprint and has now established sales and service networks in more than 20 countries and regions, including the United States, Germany, Singapore, South Korea, Vietnam, and India. The company focuses on industrial AI edge computing and embodied intelligence controllers. Its product portfolio covers Industrial PCs (IPCs), industrial all-in-one PCs, industrial displays, embedded industrial PCs, and other IPC products, with strategic deployments across four major fields: machine vision, motion control, embodied intelligence, and industrial digitalization. In May 2026, APQ participated in a product exchange seminar in Thailand as an IEAC alliance member. In July, a government-and-business delegation from Baden-Württemberg, Germany, visited APQ, and the two sides reached multiple intentions for cooperation on topics including joint development of the robotics supply chain and overseas market expansion.
APQ’s invitation to the Suzhou promotion conference marks an important step in further integrating into the IEAC global expansion ecosystem and accelerating its international footprint. Looking ahead, APQ will continue to deepen its presence at the intersection of the Industrial Internet of Things and artificial intelligence. By leveraging the global expansion service ecosystem of the IEAC alliance and its partners, APQ will bring more independently developed intelligent products and solutions to market, helping Chinese intelligent manufacturing move from “going global” to “moving up the global value chain” and create greater value in international markets.
Post time: Aug-28-2026
