Kingwe-star, a leading manufacturer based in Shenzhen, is pleased to announce the official launch of its new Huizhou manufacturing facility, marking a significant milestone in enhancing global supply chain resilience and customer-centric service. The state-of-the-art plant completed construction and initiated production in August 2025, followed by a large-scale talent recruitment drive in September to fully operationalize its expanded capabilities.

Nestled in Huizhou’s industrial hub, the new facility leverages the city’s strategic integration with the Greater Bay Area logistics network. "Huizhou’s proximity to Shenzhen’s R&D ecosystem and major ports like Yantian and Shekou enables us to shorten lead times by 15-20% compared to our previous setup," explained Mark ([Founder Name). "This geographical advantage means faster container shipments to our clients across Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia—critical for meeting tight production schedules in global markets."

The 5000+ square-meter facility features fully automated production lines, real-time quality inspection stations, and a dedicated customization workshop. Since commencing operations in August, the plant has achieved a 99.2% first-pass yield rate, with production processes now accessible via live stream for overseas clients. Clients can witness raw material testing, ISO-certified assembly, and packaging processes in real time—no more guesswork about manufacturing standards.

September’s recruitment drive added 120+ professionals, including 30 engineers specializing in cross-market product adaptation and 20 multilingual customer service staff. This team enhancement enables the company to deliver tailored solutions within 24 hours of inquiry, a key demand from international buyers.

The Huizhou base represents a RMB 50 million investment in strengthening supply capacity, with annual output projected to triple by 2026. For existing clients, this translates to more flexible order fulfillment—including smaller minimum order quantities (MOQs) for custom projects—and reduced delivery delays during peak seasons.