Application Scope of Tian Shan Electronic Display Products

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Jul.01.2024
Application Scope of Tian Shan Electronic Display Products
Investors question Tian Shan Electronics on product applications, prompting company response on wide range of industries served.

On July 1st, an investor on the investor interaction platform Interactive Easy asked Tian Shan Electronics (301379.SZ) whether their products are being used in smart electric meters, smart water meters, and smart gas meters. They also inquired about any applications in new energy vehicle charging stations and suggested that the company focus on the application of their products in e-cigarettes.


In response, Tianshan Electronics stated that the company's products are widely used in industries such as smart homes, smart financial data terminals, communication devices, industrial control and automation, civil energy, health care, and automotive electronics. The company can produce display products for applications in e-cigarettes and new energy vehicle charging piles, and will continuously monitor market demand to produce relevant products.


According to its official website, Guangxi Tianshan Electronics Co., Ltd. is mainly engaged in the research and development, design, production, and sales of customized LCD displays, display modules, and touch screens in the professional display field. The company's main products include monochrome LCD displays, monochrome LCD display modules, color LCD display modules, and touch screens.


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