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Shenzhen Long Rui Xin(LRX), based in Shenzhen, is an established electronic components distributor with long-term partnerships across original manufacturers and supply chain partners. The company has built a complete product portfolio across four major categories — power semiconductors and power management, sensors and optoelectronics, passive components and RF, and clock and memory chips — serving the consumer electronics, industrial control, automotive, AI, and communications markets.

To better serve global customers and connect with international supply chain resources, Shenzhen Long Rui Xin established Hong Kong Long Rui Xin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. in September 2024. Leveraging Hong Kong's advantages as an international trade hub, the Hong Kong entity focuses on global business development, cross-border sourcing, and delivery, operating in close synergy with the Shenzhen headquarters.

Guided by the philosophy of "Innovation-Driven, Quality First," Long Rui Xin(LRX) ensures quality through a three-tier system of direct sourcing, full incoming inspection, and dynamic sampling, holding certifications including ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 — delivering authentic products, cost optimization, and rapid response as a one-stop supply chain service for customers worldwide.

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China Resources Microelectronics Sees SiC Revenue Double After Two Rounds of Price Hikes, Signaling Extended Power Semiconductor Upswing

2026-09-07
China Resources Microelectronics confirmed two rounds of product price hikes in February and July, and H1 SiC revenue more than doubled year on year, with automotive and energy-storage at about 85% of the total. The company expects the power-semiconductor supply-demand gap to widen into an extended upcycle, named MEMS sensors and optical chips its third growth curve, and plans 12-inch capacity release in 2027.
Huawei, Xiaomi and Honor Raise Phone Prices by RMB 200 to RMB 1,000 as DRAM Cost Share Overtakes SoC

2026-09-03
Huawei, Xiaomi and Honor raised prices on multiple in-market smartphones by RMB 200 to RMB 1,000 on September 1. TrendForce data shows memory prices have climbed 5–7x since early 2025, and a 12GB/256GB configuration reportedly jumped to about RMB 2,200. DRAM has overtaken the SoC in per-unit cost within a flagship phone, lifting memory's share of total BOM to 30%-40%. The squeeze is reshaping BOM budgets across consumer electronics and opening substitution windows for domestic component distribu
CanSemi IPO Registration Cleared: 12-Inch Silicon Photonics Foundry Secures RMB 7.5B for AI Data Center Capacity

2026-08-31
CanSemi Semiconductor's ChiNext IPO registration was cleared on August 28 by the CSRC, paving the way for approximately RMB 7.5 billion in fundraising and making the foundry the first wafer fab to list under ChiNext's registration-based reform. CanSemi earmarks RMB 3.5 billion for capacity expansion and RMB 2.5 billion for silicon photonics and compute-in-memory R\&D, lifting 12-inch monthly output from 63,300 wafers to 120,000 wafers. As China's only high-volume 12-inch silicon photonics line s

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