What this factory is. A Shanghai-listed PCB group headquartered in Huizhou, Guangdong: incorporated in 2005 as a Hong Kong-invested manufacturer, listed on the main board on 12 September 2017, controlling shareholder Junya Enterprise Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong), actual controller Ye Xiaobin. Paid-in registered capital ¥326.3 million, 4,824 employees at the end of 2025, ¥2.536 billion of revenue, and seven production entities running eight factories across six bases — Huizhou, Zhuhai, three plants in Longnan (Jiangxi), Changsha, Guangde (Anhui) and, newly, Vietnam.
Why it belongs on a buyer's shortlist. The portfolio covers prototype work (Zhuhai, Guangde), low-to-medium volume (Changsha), volume (Huizhou Sandong and the three Longnan plants) and SMT plus finished-product assembly (Huizhou Xiaojinkou) — a full staircase from one sample to a boxed unit, at 1–108 layers. For a North American buyer the Vietnam base is the live detail: phase one is planned at 1.8 million m² per year, the building is complete and equipment was being installed and commissioned at the 2025 year-end, explicitly to take orders from overseas customers.
The gap that matters. Its own website cannot be reached over HTTPS at all — the connection is refused, and the bare domain has no DNS record. It answers to three different English names: the audited name in the annual report, the page title on its English site, and the name in its own homepage copy. Twelve certification standards are listed with no certificate number, no issuing body and no expiry date, and one of them is not a standard that exists.
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| 1 · Legal name | 广东骏亚电子科技股份有限公司 (short form 骏亚科技) English legal name: Guangdong Champion Asia Electronics CO.,LTD., abbreviation ChampionAsia the English site titles itself “Guangdong Junya Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.” and its body copy says “Champion Asia Tech” — three names, one company | 2025 annual report, p6 and p96 |
| 2 · USCC | 914413007820108867 — printed in the notes to the audited financial statements, not in the front matter | 2025 annual report, p96 |
| 3 · Registered address | Zone 25, Shuma Industrial Park, Sandong, Huicheng District, Huizhou, Guangdong 516003 — registered and principal office are the same address; the board office sits in Shenzhen (Futian, Shennan Avenue 7028) | 2025 annual report, p6 |
| 4 · Founded / listed | Incorporated 2005 under Guangdong provincial approval (商外资粤惠外资证字（2005）0337号), invested by Junya Enterprise Co., Ltd. of Hong Kong; listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange 12 September 2017 | 2025 annual report, p96 |
| 5 · Ownership | Controlling shareholder 骏亚企业有限公司 (Hong Kong, incorporated 1998-11-16, investment holding); actual controller 叶晓彬 (Chinese national, Hong Kong resident) Issued shares 326,322,560; registered capital ¥326,322,560 — the registered figure is fully paid | 2025 annual report, p70–71, p96 |
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 6 · Layer count | 1–108 layers per the annual report's own description of its manufacturing range; product families include high-layer-count boards, HDI, thick copper, photoelectric boards, MiniLED boards, high-frequency/high-speed, rigid-flex and ceramic boards | 2025 annual report, p33–34 |
| 7 · Output / revenue | 2025 revenue ¥2,535.89m (+8.04%); net profit attributable to shareholders −¥6.88m (2024: −¥154.13m); non-recurring-adjusted net profit −¥27.91m; operating cash flow ¥77.55m (−80.85%) Physical output: 2,758,117 m² produced, 2,820,933 m² sold (−7.32%), 407,937 m² in stock; SMT 6.36 billion points; 3.78 million finished units assembled 2026 first three quarters: revenue ¥2,258.02m (+17.65%), net profit ¥78.05m — of which the third quarter alone contributed ¥86.49m on ¥908.75m of revenue (+38.71%) | 2025 annual report, p7, p21–22; 2026 Q3 report |
| 8 · Footprint | Eight factories, six bases: Huizhou Sandong (volume), Huizhou Xiaojinkou (SMT and finished-product assembly), Zhuhai (prototype), Longnan in Jiangxi — three plants (volume), Changsha (low-to-medium volume), Guangde in Anhui (prototype), and Vietnam Vietnam phase one: 1.8 million m²/year planned, building complete, equipment being installed and commissioned at year-end, positioned for overseas customer orders Fundraise project “800,000 m² per year of intelligent high-precision boards” fully invested | 2025 annual report, p33–34 and capacity section |
| 9 · Product line | PCB fabrication (prototype, low-volume, volume) · FPC / rigid-flex · PCBA / SMT · finished-product assembly End markets named: energy, consumer electronics, industrial control and medical, computers and networking, automotive electronics, security electronics, aerospace | 2025 annual report, p33–34 |
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|---|---|---|
| 10 · Certifications | Annual report states ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018, QC 080000:2017, IATF 16949:2016, plus UL and CQC product safety certification The website's certification page lists twelve entries, adding ISO 27001:2013, ISO 13485:2016, SA8000:2014, ISO 14064:2022 and ISO 14067:2023 No certificate number, issuing body or expiry date is published for any of the twelve — the page is a list of standard names and logos claimed only one entry reads “OHSAS45001 : 2018”, which is not a standard designation: the current standard is ISO 45001:2018, and OHSAS 18001 was withdrawn in 2021 | 2025 annual report, p34; company certification page, fetched 2026-11-01 |
| 11 · IP and R&D | R&D spend ¥110.84m in 2025 = 4.37% of revenue; 47 patents added during the year (15 invention, 32 utility model) Named technical programmes include copper-inlay boards for automotive BMS and high-frequency hydrocarbon laminates | 2025 annual report, p33 |
| 12 · Scale and customers | 4,824 employees at 2025 year-end (53 at the parent, 4,771 across principal subsidiaries) Top five customers = 27.33% of annual sales (¥693.15m) — moderate concentration for the industry Export sales ¥601.41m = 25.7% of main-business revenue; domestic ¥1,741.35m Overseas assets ¥325m = 8.90% of total assets | 2025 annual report, p20, p21–22, p27; employee table p1705 region |
| 13 · Risk profile | 2025 closed at a loss and no dividend was declared Goodwill ¥316.51m carried from the 2019 acquisition of Shenzhen and Changsha Motaillai — 24% of shareholders' equity Restricted assets ¥410.36m: ¥212.04m of fixed assets and ¥48.86m of intangibles pledged against bank loans, ¥99.15m of cash held as acceptance and guarantee deposits Export gross margin 0.31% in 2025, down 14.03 points while export revenue rose 21.63% recorded, not scored: a statutory gross-margin line, not evidence of loss-making orders Received a Shanghai Stock Exchange information-disclosure inquiry letter over its 2024 annual report (reply published 2025-07-07); two “abnormal share-price movement” announcements in September and October 2026 | 2025 annual report, p3, p20–22, p27, p34–35; SSE filings |
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| 14 · Website and crawlability | http://www.championasia.hk/ — HTTP 200, 26 KB, title 广东骏亚电子科技股份有限公司HTTPS refused: https://www.championasia.hk/ returns connection refusedThe bare domain has no DNS record — championasia.hk does not resolve; only the www host exists/robots.txt 404 · /sitemap.xml 404 · /llms.txt 4040 blocks of structured data, 0 hreflang tags, no lang attribute on either language version; URLs are ASP.NET .aspx with query parameters | direct HTTP and DNS checks, 2026-11-01 |
| 15 · Entity naming | The English version at /en/ is titled “Guangdong Junya Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.” — a pinyin transliteration that appears in no filing — while its homepage copy says “Champion Asia Tech” and the audited English name is “Guangdong Champion Asia Electronics CO.,LTD.”in its favour: the Chinese legal name does appear on the English page, so a reader can connect the two — but nothing machine-readable does it: no sameAs, no hreflang, no Organization data | page fetches, 2026-11-01; annual report p6 |
| 16 · Sources for this profile | 1 · 2025 annual report (published 2026-04-28, 221 pages, auditor Rongcheng, standard unqualified opinion) 2 · 2026 third-quarter report (2026-10-20) 3 · Company website and its English version, fetched 2026-11-01 4 · SSE announcement list for 603386, including the 2024-report inquiry reply and the 2026 share-price-movement notices Not used: any paid database, scraped registry mirror, or company-supplied marketing material | — |
Listed companies are forced to publish the numbers that an unlisted factory can keep private: employee count by entity, square metres produced and sold, export revenue and its gross margin, customer concentration, pledged assets, goodwill. For a buyer, that is a free audit trail — and it is the reason this profile is longer on arithmetic than on adjectives.
Set the two records side by side. The website says eight factories, six bases, twenty-one years, “100+ global clients”. The annual report says 4,824 employees, 2.76 million m² produced, ¥601 million exported at a 0.31% gross margin, and a net loss for the year. Both are true. Only one of them lets you compute whether the capacity on offer matches the order you are about to place.
The same asymmetry runs the other way on identity. A listed company is the easiest kind of Chinese supplier to verify — exchange filings, an auditor, a stock code — and yet its own website cannot be opened over HTTPS, its bare domain does not resolve, and it introduces itself under three different English names. Verification is not a function of size. It is a function of whether anyone wrote the sentences down.
Two more Huizhou plants are measured the same way, on the same day: Victory Giant Technology (胜宏科技, 300476) in Huiyang — ¥10.731bn revenue, 17,989 staff, registered under an integrated-circuit manufacturing code — and Glorysky (惠州市特创电子科技) in Huidong — 844 insured staff, automotive and LCD lines, and no HTTPS on either of its domains.
This is one of 16 measured plants in this directory. To compare it by question rather than by name — who publishes a layer count, who publishes a certificate number, whether the plant is too big for your order — use the buyer-question index. The rest of the region is measured together on the Pearl River Delta cluster page; the visit itself is covered by the factory audit checklist; the process view — who claims HDI, substrate, metal-core or flex — is the capability index.