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>LEOTEK ELECTRONICS CORPORATION >中国·山东山东佳虹电子科技有限公司是由台湾1992年建厂的母公司—光林电子股份有限公司(LEOTEK ELECTRONICS CORPORATION)，经毛里求斯投资设立，专业从事LED应用产品研发及制造，属高科技型并拥有进出口权的生产企业。 #Sh

>LEOTEK ELECTRONICS CORPORATION >中国·山东山东佳虹电子科技有限公司是由台湾1992年建厂的母公司—光林电子股份有限公司(LEOTEK ELECTRONICS CORPORATION)，经毛里求斯投资设立，专业从事LED应用产品研发及制造，属高科技型并拥有进出口权的生产企业。 #Shandong Jiahong Electronics. >研制、开发和生产新型电子元器件、电力电子元器件、光电器件、新型显示屏器件、发光二极管（LED）应用产品、LED交通信号产品、交通设备及相关电子产品，并销售公司上述所列自产产品。 #R&D and production. Oh that's a popular trick now, you'd think China would get around its bad reputation. https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/lawsuit-3-5m-indiegogo-crowdfunded-drones-are-shoddy-not-delivered/ https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/03/lawsuit-3-5m-ind... Like this California startup Acumen Robot Intelligence is actually a Shenzhen company subsidized by its local government.

stordoff 7y ago
I'm not sure what your point is. Both appear to be, or were, subsidiaries of Lite-On[1], and the point is that it's not a no-name company that is drop-shipping rejected parts. (The Chinese doesn't particularly help - I can't read much of it, and I can't find the source, so I'm unclear what relationship Shandong Jiahong has or had to Leotek) [1] 山東佳虹電子科技有限公司 is listed in this Lite-On document, as is Leotek: https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/file-ed4448eb-581f-47e6-bfb2-1bd5ea426b63-80-200902_2301_a02_20091117_102239.pdf https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/file-ed4448... - or an English version of what I believe to be the same report, showing Leotek and Sandong Jiahong Electronics Technology Co., Ltd: https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/engfile-d2132b2d-e257-4cbf-b859-ee519f88b208-13-97q4合併英文報告(1).pdf https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/engfile-d21... Shandong/Sandong/山東 has gone as of the next financial report (2009): https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/engfile-d2132b2d-e257-4cbf-b859-ee519f88b208-14-光寶科98年度合併英文財報(1).pdf https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/engfile-d21...

stordoff 7y ago

I'm not sure what your point is. Both appear to be, or were, subsidiaries of Lite-On[1], and the point is that it's not a no-name company that is drop-shipping rejected parts. (The Chinese doesn't particularly help - I can't read much of it, and I can't find the source, so I'm unclear what relationship Shandong Jiahong has or had to Leotek) [1] 山東佳虹電子科技有限公司 is listed in this Lite-On document, as is Leotek: https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/file-ed4448eb-581f-47e6-bfb2-1bd5ea426b63-80-200902_2301_a02_20091117_102239.pdf https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/file-ed4448... - or an English version of what I believe to be the same report, showing Leotek and Sandong Jiahong Electronics Technology Co., Ltd: https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/engfile-d2132b2d-e257-4cbf-b859-ee519f88b208-13-97q4合併英文報告(1).pdf https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/engfile-d21... Shandong/Sandong/山東 has gone as of the next financial report (2009): https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/engfile-d2132b2d-e257-4cbf-b859-ee519f88b208-14-光寶科98年度合併英文財報(1).pdf https://www.liteon.com/storage/document/document/engfile-d21...