Kinghelm and Slkor Attend electronica Shanghai 2026
Kinghelm and Slkor showcased their products and strategies at the 2026 electronica Shanghai trade fair. CEO Song Shiqiang shared insights on the growth and internationalization of China's semiconductor industry.
Electronic component manufacturers Kinghelm and Slkor participated in the 2026 electronica Shanghai event held in early July. The companies presented their extensive product range, which includes GPS, Beidou, and Bluetooth antennas, RF cables, and connectors.
Kinghelm's General Manager and Slkor founder, Song Shiqiang, was featured in the eefocus Executive Dialogue. He discussed the internationalization of China's semiconductor sector and Slkor's strategy of "disruptive innovation" with senior industry analyst Li Jian. Song Shiqiang outlined a phased approach, starting with more mature products like MOSFETs and IGBTs before advancing to cutting-edge technologies.
Song Shiqiang explained the synergistic dual-brand strategy of Kinghelm and Slkor. Initially created for risk diversification, the two-brand system has unexpectedly boosted cross-orders and customer engagement, yielding a combined effect greater than the sum of its parts. He attributed China's competitiveness in semiconductors to the diligence of its workforce and the strength of its domestic industrial supply chain.
Slkor is transitioning from "products going global" to "comprehensive globalization," aiming to solidify its position in the worldwide power semiconductor market. Song Shiqiang emphasized a long-term vision focused on verifying the company's products, brand, and team value over time. He stated, "We want to let time verify our products, our brand, and the value of our team."