Over the past year, while consolidating its leading position in automotive wire and cable, the company has actively expanded into emerging fields such as high-speed copper cables and humanoid robots. Its new business layout has achieved continuous breakthroughs, gradually building a new growth curve through technological synergy and capacity expansion.
In the high-speed copper cable market, the company has made solid progress in both infrastructure construction and product R&D. The first batch of Rosenberger FEP foaming equipment arrived and was installed as scheduled in late July, with all positioning and utility installations completed. The production line is now being systematically debugged. The company’s capacity expansion plan is clear, with another Rosenberger FEP foaming machine expected to arrive by the end of August, laying a strong foundation for the mass production of 112G/224G high-speed copper cables.
In terms of R&D, for the 224G co-extrusion structure product, the R&D team optimized processes, upgraded online monitoring systems, improved tooling, and enhanced testing systems. After round-the-clock efforts and extensive reliability testing, they successfully developed products with different temperature resistance grades, meeting the requirements of industry-leading customers. The company will focus on the installation and debugging of 224G physical foaming equipment and product development, striving to overcome technical challenges and meet stringent customer demands. Simultaneously, it is making comprehensive plans for 448G products to maintain industry leadership and set new benchmarks with technological innovation and quality. The company has already established good cooperative relationships with multiple domestic and international customer.
In the field of robot cabling, the company’s strategic layout is rapidly Implementation. It has invested in building a high-standard robot cable laboratory capable of conducting essential tests such as bending, drag chain, torsion (2D/3D), and other required evaluations for robot cables, as well as testing for industrial drag chain and flexible cables. The company has engaged in in-depth technical discussions and collaborations with several humanoid robot customer.
In the low-altitude aircraft market, KBE has partnered with XPeng Motors on cabling for low-altitude aircraft projects and has already begun supply. This marks the successful expansion of the company’s cable applications into the new field of low-altitude economy, further validating the scalability of its technology platform and customer recognition.
