Company Overview - Feilong Automotive Parts Co., Ltd. has over 70 years of history, established in 1952, focusing on thermal management system solutions [1] - The company has two development phases: - Before 2017: Focused on automotive thermal management components like mechanical water pumps and turbocharger housings [1] - Since 2017: Expanded into non-automotive sectors while continuing to develop automotive thermal management products [1][2] Product Development and Market Reach - The company has established four R&D centers in Shanghai, Wuhu, Nianxiang, and Xixia, focusing on new energy thermal management components [1][2] - Products are sold nationwide and exported to over 200 domestic and international clients, serving more than 300 factory bases globally [2] Investment and Product Strategy - The company is integrating thermal management technology with various sectors, including AI, 5G, and renewable energy [3] - No additional investments in domestic automotive engine thermal management products are planned, aside from the existing subsidiary in Thailand [3] New Energy Vehicle Products - Supplies electronic pumps, temperature control valves, and integrated modules for pure electric vehicles, and exhaust manifolds for hybrid vehicles [4] Manufacturing and Supply Chain - The self-manufacturing rate of electronic pump products exceeds 90%, with key components produced in-house [5] - Major clients for new energy thermal management integrated modules include Chery, Nanjing Automobile, and Geely, with increasing orders year-on-year [5] Competitive Advantages and Market Position - The company holds a unique market position in the liquid cooling sector due to its first-mover advantage and customer-centric platform design [6] - Focuses on customized development to meet diverse client needs, offering high-performance, lightweight, and cost-effective products [6] Global Strategy and Risk Management - The company is enhancing its global strategy by establishing a production base in Thailand to mitigate risks from U.S. tariff policies [7] - The first overseas smart factory in Thailand was completed on June 26, 2025, aimed at expanding into Southeast Asia and North America [7]