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EAST Group (stock code: 300376) has been around since 1989, and it’s come a long way. The company got its start as a subsidiary of Schneider Electric—yes, the Fortune Global 500 giant—but now stands out as a leading mixed-ownership enterprise under Guangdong’s state-owned capital. Over the years, EAST has picked up a stack of national honors: it’s a key player in China’s National Torch Program, a National Technology Innovation Demonstration Enterprise, a National Intellectual Property Demonstration Enterprise, a National Manufacturing Single Champion, and a National Green Factory. People in the industry know EAST for its strength in UPS power systems, energy storage, EV charging infrastructure, and sodium-ion battery solutions. The company keeps showing up on big industry lists, like the Global New Energy Enterprises 500, the Global Top 100 Photovoltaic Brands, China’s Top 500 Enterprises by Patent Strength, and the Top 100 Innovative Enterprises. EAST has earned the National May Day Labor Award, and its reach is massive—268 marketing and service centers around the world, with products and solutions in over 100 countries and regions across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa.

EAST’s headquarters sits in Songshan Lake National High-Tech Zone, but the company’s R&D footprint stretches out to Xi’an, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and beyond. The team is huge: more than 1,000 R&D and engineering pros, led by top names in rail transit electrics, new energy, and military communications. EAST has put together six high-end research platforms, including a nationally recognized Enterprise Technology Center, an Academician & Expert Workstation, and a Postdoctoral Research Station. The company has tackled over 30 major national and provincial projects, helped draft and shape more than 30 national and industry standards, and racked up nearly 1,000 patents, 200-plus software copyrights, and over 90 proprietary core technologies. That’s a serious intellectual property arsenal.

Right now, EAST is all in on its “AI + New Energy” game plan, combining power electronics with AI-driven energy efficiency management. The business runs across three main areas. First, Power Supply Systems: UPS/EPS, telecom and high-voltage DC supplies, battery systems, special-purpose power, gateways, and cloud management. Then there’s Data Computing Infrastructure: modular and mobile data centers, tailored data centers, smart power distribution, monitoring, and precision cooling systems. Finally, there’s “New Energy + Energy Storage”: energy storage systems, PCS, EMS, BMS, sodium/lithium batteries, PV inverters, wind converters, EV charging and battery swap stations, heat pumps, energy gateways, and cloud platforms. As a listed company focused on digital energy and integrated wind-solar-storage-charging solutions, EAST has built a rock-solid reputation for delivering complete system solutions.

You’ll find EAST tech in some iconic places: Olympic venues, the Qinghai–Tibet Railway, the first fully automated metro line in the US, Beijing Metro Line S1, and Beijing Daxing International Airport. The company supports State Grid and China Southern Power Grid projects, builds power plant systems for Huaneng, and rolls out massive IDC data centers for names like Tencent, China Mobile, Baidu, China Telecom, and ICBC. In the “New Energy + Storage” space, EAST delivers for big wind, solar, and liquid-cooled storage projects, plus major events and infrastructure like the G20 Summit, COP27, the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge, overseas utilities, and EV charging stations for leading car brands at home and abroad. Their customer list is stacked with top energy companies, tech giants, telecoms, and financial powerhouses.

Since day one, EAST and its founder have made public welfare a priority. They’ve put more than RMB 100 million into charitable funds, supporting poverty relief, disaster aid, education, and other social causes—helping tens of thousands of students in need.

Looking ahead, EAST is staying sharp—tracking global trends, backing China’s dual-carbon goals, and jumping into major national projects like “East Data, West Computing.” The company’s pushing digital transformation and building out the energy internet across power, communications, manufacturing, government, and more.