SQ Advanced Interconnect Berhad (SQAI), parent firm of Malaysia’s Qdos Group and China’s Suiwa Group, is a pioneering maker of FPC and IC substrates.
During the compilation of this standard, Mr. Yuan Linhui, Vice President of the Technical Center of our company, served as a core drafter.
Twenty years ago, Malaysian Brian Low was sent to the "frontier" -Xiamen-by the mother company, starting from scratch. Two decades later, he turned the tables and acquired the very company that once sent him there! How did he transform adversity into success?
Leveraging the national momentum of the Dual Carbon initiative, green manufacturing has become the mainstream trend across the industry.
On January 10, 2025, Suiwa held its 20th Anniversary Celebration at Xiamen Wutong Baixiang Hotel.
Two decades of perseverance have forged glorious chapters; Two decades of joint strides have crafted remarkable achievements. A documentary chronicling Suiwa extraordinary 20-year journey kicks off the grand opening of its 20th Anniversary Celebration.
China acknowledges the high-quality development of over 1,000 state-level technologically advanced “little giant” enterprises in three batche
According to the survey data of Prismark, an information consulting firm in the electronic industry of the United States, the global output value of FPC reached 9.2 billion US dollars in 2011
The COVID-19 lockdowns impeded production resumption. Against labor and logistics challenges, we stayed committed to our mission, resumed work swiftly, kept full-capacity output, delivered orders on time, and safeguarded partners’ long-term cooperation benefits.
With strict epidemic prevention in place, we pushed work resumption forward. Major tech companies overcame labor shortages, ran at full capacity and guaranteed epidemic supplies production.
SUIWA implemented epidemic prevention and control measures to resume work and production in an orderly manner. Integrate targeted assistance with work resumption, stand side by side to overcome hardships together.
PENANG, Malaysia (Reuters) - When news of the coronavirus outbreak spread around the world in January, officials of the Malaysian tech company Qdos quickly realized what they needed to do to keep their factory in China running: get enough surgical masks for the 800 staff there.
