Raycus establishes a wholly-owned subsidiary in Huishan, Wuxi
source:Laserfair
release:Nick
Time:2019-05-04
On April 18th, Raycus, the Chinese fiber laser manufacturer, officially announced the establishment of East China Headquarters in Huishan, Wuxi, and established a wholly-owned subsidiary, Wuxi Raycus Fiber Laser Technology Co., Ltd. (Raycus East China Headquarters).
In order to strengthen the layout of key areas, extend the upstream and downstream industry chain, and build sustainable competitiveness in the industry, after a multi-city survey, Raycus finally chose to settle its East China headquarters in Wuxi Huishan Optoelectronics Technology Industrial Park, which is operated by the Entrepreneurship Center.
It is understood that the newly established Raycus East China Headquarters has a total investment of over 100 million yuan and plans to use a plant of over 20,000 square meters. It is estimated that the total output value will reach 1.5 billion yuan within five years. The company will integrate the talents, technologies and industries of Raycus's pulsed fiber lasers and fiber-optic output semiconductor laser industrialization projects, develop core technologies for core unit devices and system integration, and form the ability to mass-produce and sell these two types of lasers and related products. . The new East China Headquarters will strive to build a leading, world-class research and development, production, testing and application process center for pulsed fiber lasers and fiber-optic output semiconductor lasers.
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