Mingteng International Deepens Collaboration with Chinese NEV Supplier
Mingteng International announced the deepening of its ongoing collaboration with a supplier in China in the new energy vehicle, NEV, sector, as part of its continued efforts to support the strategic development of new energy technologies in the automotive market. Yingkai Xu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Mingteng International, commented, "New energy technologies are reshaping the automotive industry and redefining how value is created across the supply chain. By deepening our cooperation with leading NEV suppliers, we are strengthening our role in critical powertrain applications and supporting customers as they expand their new energy product offerings. We believe innovation-driven collaboration will continue to play a key role in advancing sustainable development and positioning Mingteng International for long-term growth. Looking ahead, Mingteng International expects new energy technologies to continue reshaping the automotive industry. The Company plans to further leverage collaborative innovation to support sustainable development and the ongoing transition toward greener mobility solutions."
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