To deepen upstream and downstream strategic synergy, bolster supply chain resilience, and specifically target high-end emergency power sectors such as semiconductors and data centers, executive teams from key suppliers including Mitsubishi, Leroy-Somer, SDEC, and SME visited CALSION on August 17 for a dedicated strategic cooperation exchange.

Wu Baoliang, Chairman of CALSION, along with the marketing, technical, and supply chain teams, warmly received the delegations. The parties engaged in in-depth discussions on industry trends, supply assurance implementation, and pragmatic collaboration, successfully reaching multiple consensuses on cooperation.

The year 2026 marks the 30th anniversary of CALSION. Over the past three decades, the company has deeply cultivated the diesel generator emergency power sector, building solid technical expertise and extensive project experience. CALSION has achieved remarkable results with its diesel emergency power system solutions in the semiconductor industry, establishing multiple industry benchmark cases and solidifying its leading position in comprehensive strength and brand reputation.

During the meeting, Chairman Wu Baoliang expressed heartfelt gratitude to all partners for their long-standing support, while presenting the company's development milestones, breakthroughs in technological innovation, and strategic roadmap for the next five years.

Chairman Wu pointed out that with the accelerated expansion and ongoing localization of the domestic semiconductor industry, the sector holds immense growth potential. Over the next three years, the concentrated construction and expansion of domestic wafer fabrication plants (fabs) will drive explosive market demand for semiconductor-grade diesel generator sets. Amid the current global shortage of generator set resources, a robust and resilient supply chain serves as a crucial foundation for seizing opportunities and executing projects successfully. He emphasized that, taking its 30th anniversary as a new starting point, CALSION will focus on high-end emergency power applications. By closely collaborating with strategic partners, CALSION aims to integrate cutting-edge technologies, resources, and market strengths, eliminate collaboration barriers, share market growth dividends, and achieve mutual advancement.

During the symposium, each supplier detailed their production capacity layout, product iteration plans, as well as resource reserves and supply guarantee strategies for engines and alternators over the next two years. Targeting critical emergency power scenarios with high-reliability demands—such as the semiconductor industry—the suppliers confirmed dedicated supporting services and prioritized supply mechanisms. Both sides held in-depth discussions on product compatibility, technological upgrades, customized solutions, and emergency supply assurance, exploring innovative collaboration models tailored for high-end applications to lay a solid groundwork for routine, long-term cooperation.

The meeting significantly enhanced mutual trust, established seamless channels for regular engagement, and bolstered integrated supply chain capabilities. All parties unanimously agreed to leverage their respective technological and resource advantages to continuously optimize product performance and build a stable, resilient, and controllable supply chain system, thereby supporting the steady and sustainable growth of the industry.

Looking ahead, CALSION will take this symposium as a pivotal opportunity to further deepen its expertise in the high-end emergency power sector. By continuously upgrading its product technologies and service systems, CALSION will join hands with strategic partners to seize market opportunities, broaden development horizons, and empower the high-quality growth of digital infrastructure and advanced manufacturing.