FLAC(SZ:002536) Xin Lang Zheng Quan·2025-10-13 03:51Core Insights - Feilong Automotive Parts Co., Ltd. held an investor meeting with 27 institutions and individual investors, focusing on the company's developments and future strategies [1] - The company has transitioned from a focus on automotive thermal management components to expanding into civilian sectors since 2017, while maintaining its core automotive business [1][2] - The subsidiary, Anhui Hangyi Technology Co., Ltd., specializes in non-automotive liquid cooling pumps, particularly for data centers and renewable energy applications [1][2] Company Overview - Founded in 1952, Feilong has evolved through two main phases: pre-2017 focused on automotive components, and post-2017 on diversification into civilian markets [1] - The company boasts a national-level enterprise technology center and four R&D centers, serving over 300 factory bases domestically and internationally [1] Product and Technology Focus - The company's new energy thermal management products include electronic pumps and temperature control valves, applicable in various cutting-edge fields such as automotive and data center cooling [2] - Current liquid cooling products primarily consist of electronic pumps and temperature control valves, with a focus on cold plate liquid cooling technology and ongoing development of immersion cooling technology [2] Client and Market Engagement - Feilong has established connections with over 80 clients across six major sectors, including server cooling, charging stations, hydrogen energy, and modern agricultural machinery [2] - The company is actively expanding its overseas market presence in the server liquid cooling sector, with over 120 projects in progress, some of which have already entered mass production [2] Production Capacity and Future Strategy - The company operates four liquid cooling production lines, with an expected annual capacity of up to 1.2 million units, adaptable based on order demand [2] - Future strategies include solidifying automotive thermal management business, expanding overseas markets, and integrating thermal management technologies into emerging sectors such as robotics [2]