Liangxin Electric announced on the evening of March 16 that it had signed a non-binding agreement with the major shareholders of two target companies, intending to acquire 51% of the equity in Sinusoidal Electricity and 51% of the share capital in Alinco through cash transactions. The total transaction value is expected to be no more than 640 million yuan. This acquisition marks a significant step in Liangxin's strategy to develop comprehensive smart power distribution and automation system solutions, signaling its official entry into the intelligent power distribution and automation sector.
In the East China region, such strategic acquisitions have become a common practice. Unlike the "selling and listing" approach seen in South China, East China-based companies are focusing on "buying and buying," expanding their product lines and increasing their number of subsidiaries to enhance overall project capabilities. For example, Xinshida has grown its robotic product range through a series of "combination boxing" strategies, including acquiring 100% of Zhongweixing, signing a strategic cooperation with B&R, and investing in Mingxin Intelligence and Shanzhi. These moves have helped the company establish a complete industry chain covering key core components, ontology, engineering applications, and remote informatization.
Meanwhile, in South China, the automation industry has experienced rapid consolidation, with mergers and acquisitions becoming a central focus for many companies. The U.S.-based acquisition of KUKA and Gaochuang has opened up an integrated industrial chain covering robotics, automated production, logistics, and industrial services, offering comprehensive smart manufacturing solutions. Similarly, Inventronics' acquisition of Tangshan Billion Granville Technology Co., Ltd. has enhanced its R&D and production capabilities, complementing its electronic control business to provide integrated electric drive control solutions. Tuo Star's 30 million yuan purchase of a 20% stake in Noda Intelligence aims to expand its presence in the automotive automation sector, supporting the development of the Tuosida robot ecosystem.
In the East China region, Estonia Automation acquired a 50.01% stake in German MAi, leveraging advanced international technologies to strengthen its robotic system integration products. This move has helped open up new opportunities for large-scale robotic systems and digital smart factories, enhancing the upstream and downstream industry chain.
Returning to Liangxin Electric, the acquisition of Sinusoidal Electricity and Alinco focuses on the low-voltage electrical appliances market. This strategic move allows Liangxin to enrich its product portfolio, strengthen its industrial chain, and create synergies at both the customer and channel levels. As the Chinese inverter market matures, product concentration is increasing, and the industry structure is becoming more stable. While small and medium-sized inverter companies still have room in certain markets, enterprise transformation and resource integration are clearly the future trend.
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