Tsinghua Tongfang Explained

Tsinghua Tongfang Co., Ltd.
Native Name:清华同方股份有限公司
Native Name Lang:zh
Type:Public
State-owned enterprise
Location City:Beijing
Location Country:China
Key People:Rong Yonglin (chairman)
Area Served:China, United States
Industry:Information technology, energy, environment

Tsinghua Tongfang Co., Ltd. is a publicly traded state-owned enterprise headquartered in Beijing, China, operates in various sectors including consumer electronics, information technology, and energy and environmental industries. The company was established in 1997 and was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange the same year. In 2019, China National Nuclear Corporation became the controlling shareholder of Tsinghua Tongfang.[1]

Tsinghua Tongfang manufactures its own in-house brand of televisions under the brand THTF.[2]

Investment

Tongfang builds industry chains with focus on two major business: information industry and energy environment industry. The company's activities primarily encompass the production and service of products such as PCs, LED chips, security systems, digital TVs, digital city solutions, and environmental protection technologies.

Tongfang's investment is mainly concentrated on North China, covering all large cities in China, and its investment overseas continues to expand. Tongfang entered a period of rapid growth in the year of 2007.

Besides its continued investment in PC, container inspection system, environmental protection technology in recent years, it also has enlarged the investment in high-tech products, like LED chip, RFID, digital TV and e-government, making its investment projects scattered.

Former employees

Notes and References

  1. News: April 4, 2019. CNNC teams up with Tsinghua University on school-enterprise reform. China National Nuclear Corporation. live. July 20, 2020. https://web.archive.org/web/20191028141529/http://en.cnnc.com.cn/2019-04/04/c_352548.htm. October 28, 2019.
  2. https://www.consumerreports.org/lcd-led-oled-tvs/tv-brands-arent-always-what-they-seem/ Consumer Reports: TV Brands Aren't Always What They SeemYou might be surprised to find out who made your set