Yingqu Technology Partners with MDesign for Product Design and Manufacturing

Jan.31.2023

Yingqu Technology partners with MDesign Solutions to collaborate in the medical and consumer electronics fields.

According to an announcement on the official WeChat account of Yingqu Technology, the company has recently established a partnership with MDesign Solutions in Singapore. Both parties will work together in the fields of medical equipment and consumer electronics, utilizing their respective expertise to collaborate on the design, development, and production of products.

YingQu Technology announced that it will utilize this collaboration as a foundation to leverage the manufacturing advantages of its Malay YingQu production base, enhancing its innovation and research and development capabilities in the Southeast Asian region.

It is reported that Yingqutech's main business is electronic cigarettes and is a second-tier supplier for Philip Morris International (PMI). The precision plastic components of its electronic cigarettes are used in the IQOS electronic heating device.

MDesign Solutions was established in 2004 as a solution provider focused on multiple domain consulting and product development. Serving clients in healthcare, consumer electronics, robotics, home electronics, and customer demand areas, the company delivers services ranging from innovative product design and development to production and delivery.

Lin Xianfeng, Chairman of Malay YIQ, has stated that their partnership with MDesign Solutions will enhance YIQ's abilities in design and development. This will be beneficial for both YIQ and their partners, leading to shared growth.

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Collaborative success: Yingqu Technology and MDesign Solutions from Singapore reach a cooperation agreement.

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