Smoore Technology's Skincare Brand Secures Class II Medical Device Certificate

Mar.10.2025
Smoore Technology's Skincare Brand Secures Class II Medical Device Certificate
Smoore's MOYAL brand obtains medical device certificate for high-end project in Guangxi, expecting over 1 billion revenue in 3 years.

Key points:

 

1. Smoore's brand MOYAL Lan Zhi has obtained a Class II medical device certificate. Its high-end medical device project will settle in the Hezhou High-tech Zone in Guangxi in September 2024, and a production ceremony will be held on February 26, 2025.

 

2. The high-end medical equipment project in Hezhou focuses on the production of advanced medical devices such as atomizing beauty equipment, with an expected annual revenue of over 1 billion yuan ($138 million) within 3 years.

 

3. Pusimei Health operates multiple subsidiaries, with the ultimate controlling entity being Pusimei Hong Kong Limited. One of its subsidiaries, Shenzhen Moer Atomization Health Medical Technology Co., Ltd., has registered the "Lanzhi" brand trademark under 11 categories.

 


 

Smoore Technology said on March 4 that its skincare brand MOYAL has obtained a Class II medical device certificate and held a "Non-invasive High-end Medical Device Project Commissioning Ceremony" in the Hezhou High-tech Industrial Development Zone, Guangxi.

 

Wu Junlan, Vice President and President of the Beauty Division of Smoore International Holdings Limited, said: "The new factory will fully take over the production and manufacturing of medical devices on the MOYAL Lan to TPS technology platform," according to the article.

 

Smoore Technology's Skincare Brand Secures Class II Medical Device Certificate
A clinical-grade transdermal treatment device (left) and a home-use superconducting anti-aging device (right) are displayed. Featured in the article 'MOYAL LanZhi Obtains Class II Medical Device Certification, Government-Enterprise Cooperation Advances Non-Invasive Medical Treatments' | Image source: Smoore Technology

 

Shenzhen Moer Atomization Health Medical Technology Co., Ltd. (Shenzhen Moer) selected Hezhou High-tech Zone as the site for its factory in July 2024 and signed an investment contract within 20 days, Hezhou Daily and Hezhou News Network reported. 

 

In August, its wholly owned subsidiary, Guangxi Pusimei Health Medical Technology Co., Ltd. (Guangxi Pusimei), was officially established, securing a drug importer registration certificate within 46 days of application. 

 

Currently, the company's production equipment has been moved into the factory building, and production is expected to begin this year, with a potential maximum annual output value of 150 million yuan ($20.7 million).

 

A report from the January 2025 issue of Guangxi Daily confirmed that Smoore has established its high-end medical equipment project in Hezhou, Guangxi, with an investment aimed at producing atomized beauty devices and related products. 

 

The company signed the investment agreement in September 2024, and factory renovations were completed within 42 days. Production is expected to begin in the first half of 2025, with projected revenue exceeding 1 billion yuan within three years.

 

Information from Tianyancha shows that Guangxi Pusimei is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Guangdong Pusimei Health Medical Technology Co., Ltd. (Guangdong Pusimei), with Bu Zhiqiang listed as the legal representative. 

 

Guangdong Pusimei, which holds stakes in Guangxi Pusimei, Jiangmen Libao Technology, and Shenzhen Moer, was established in November 2024. Tianyancha shows that these four companies are part of the Pusimei Health enterprise group, with the ultimate controlling entity being Pusimei Hong Kong Limited.

 

Smoore Technology's Skincare Brand Secures Class II Medical Device Certificate
Company's related information | Image source: Tianyancha

 

Shenzhen Moer has registered 11 trademarks for the "Lanzhi" brand, including Class 05 (Medicines) and Class 10 (Medical Devices). 

 

The company was established in 2020 under the name Shenzhen Yuejie Neng Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. It was fully acquired by Shenzhen Maxwell Technology Co., Ltd. in 2022, with the ownership of shares changing to Smoore AeroTech Hong Kong Limited in 2023. 

 

On January 7, 2025, all the shares of the company were acquired by Guangdong Pusimei.

 

Smoore Technology's Skincare Brand Secures Class II Medical Device Certificate
Trademark registration status | Image source: Alibaba Cloud trademark search

 

Shenzhen MOYAL and China Pharmaceutical University established a joint laboratory on January 9, 2024, to explore innovative applications of atomization technology in the beauty industry. 

 

2Firsts also noticed that MOYAL has signed Chinese actress Zhang Yuqi as the brand ambassador.

 

Smoore Technology's Skincare Brand Secures Class II Medical Device Certificate
Zhang Yuqi endorses MOYAL Love | Image source: MOYAL Love

 

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