In late summer 2025, another batch of containers loaded with low-voltage distribution cabinets and complete components departed from the Nanjing Jiangbei New Area Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park, heading to Shanghai Port for shipment to Southeast Asia. This marks the seventh export batch to the Southeast Asian market since Zhonghuirunchi Energy Saving Technology Co., Ltd. was established. The company’s products now cover multiple countries and regions including Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia, with cumulative export cabinets exceeding 200 units.

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As an enterprise focused on the foreign trade export of low-voltage power distribution products, Zhonghuirunchi deeply relies on the strong manufacturing system and technical accumulation of its core supplier, Zhongtongfu Energy Saving Technology Service Co., Ltd. Leveraging the deepening opportunities of the Belt and Road Initiative, the company has rapidly broken into the Southeast Asian market, emerging as a new force in the overseas expansion of “Made in China” in the low-voltage electrical field.

As the high-quality development of the Belt and Road Initiative extends from infrastructure connectivity to energy, digital, and green sectors, the demand structure for low-voltage electrical products is undergoing profound changes. Downstream customers increasingly value the matching capability of integrated solutions—shifting from single-product procurement to comprehensive consideration of technology, services, and supply chain coordination. At the same time, Southeast Asia is experiencing an explosive growth phase in its data center industry. From Jakarta to Kuala Lumpur, from Ho Chi Minh City to Bangkok, billions of dollars in investment commitments have poured into the AI data center sector intensively over the past 18 months. According to the 2026 Southeast Asia Green Economy Report jointly released by Bain & Company and Standard Chartered, power demand from data centers, electric vehicles, and green industrial parks in Southeast Asia is forecast to grow by more than 100 terawatt hours over the next three to four years, with data centers expected to account for more than half of total investment

Zhonghuirunchi and Zhongtongfu Energy Saving have signed a five-year strategic cooperation agreement, undertaking comprehensive collaboration in product supply, technical coordination, and overseas market expansion. Zhongtongfu Energy Saving provides Zhonghuirunchi with a full range of low-voltage complete products for its export business, with an annual supply capacity covering more than 1,000 cabinets, fully meeting the large-scale project demands of the Southeast Asian market.

In the first quarter of 2026, Zhonghuirunchi successfully completed its first foreign trade export order—a power distribution project for an industrial park in Malaysia, totaling 32 low-voltage distribution cabinets along with supporting power distribution boxes and metering boxes, with a contract value of nearly RMB 5 million. After nearly two months of design, production scheduling, quality inspection, and shipping, all products were delivered on schedule and passed customer acceptance in a single pass. The success of this first order not only accumulated valuable experience for the company’s subsequent overseas business but also validated the effectiveness of the “Zhongtongfu Energy Saving manufacturing + Zhonghuirunchi export services” model.

Looking ahead, Zhonghuirunchi has formulated a clear three-step overseas strategy: First, establish a foothold in Southeast Asia, focusing on Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia as key markets to build a stable customer network and project delivery capability; second, expand into the Middle East and African markets, participating in power infrastructure construction in more countries and regions along the Belt and Road; third, establish localized service teams or after-sales cooperation nodes in key target markets, achieving the leap from “product export” to “brand export”.