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Old Hong's Key Points: Quanzhou Launches 400 Million Yuan 'Two Rivers Two Banks' Night View Project; ams OSRAM Sells Another Lighting Business

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Old Hong highlights key points, taking you through the week's big events in the lighting industry! Hello everyone, I am Old Hong from China Light Network.


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With an investment of nearly 400 million yuan, Quanzhou launches the 'Two Rivers and Two Banks' night view project

According to the Quanzhou Urban Management Bureau, the lighting upgrade project for the Donghai Chengdong area in the central urban district of Quanzhou and both banks of the Luoyang River in Jinjiang, currently under accelerated construction, is expected to begin trial lighting at the earliest before the Spring Festival next year. The entire project is scheduled to be fully illuminated by May 1st next year.

According to reports, the night view project along both banks of the Jinjiang and Luoyang Rivers is a "View Quanzhou from Water, Tour the World Heritage City at Night" initiative, leveraging the city's profound Intangible Cultural Heritage. Starting from the Houzhu Wharf, the project extends west to the new Jijin Weir on the Luoyang River, with the northern bank reaching east to the Luoyang Bridge Head Gate, covering a total length of 18 kilometers and an investment of 394 million yuan. With an investment of nearly 400 million yuan, Quanzhou has launched the "Two Rivers Two Banks" night view project .


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*ST Xuelai stock resumes trading

*ST Xuelai announced on the evening of December 20 that, following the company's application to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, its stock will resume trading at the opening of the market on Wednesday, December 21, 2022. Additionally, *ST Xuelai stated on the interactive platform that the core function of Xuelai's ultraviolet disinfection lamp is disinfection and sterilization, capable of inactivating the novel coronavirus. The company is currently actively arranging production to ensure supply.


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Hongli Zhihui automotive-grade LED products have been applied in Huawei vehicles

Recently, Hongli Zhihui stated on the investor interaction platform that its automotive-grade LED products have been applied to Huawei vehicles. It is reported that Hongli Zhihui is currently focusing its core resources on two major sectors: LED semiconductor packaging and automotive lighting, while continuously strengthening its efforts in the Mini/Micro LED and automotive lighting tracks.

In the automotive lighting field, Hongli Zhihui has established an industry/supply chain covering automotive-grade LED packaging-modules-automotive lights. Currently, Hongli Zhihui's automotive-grade LED products cover whole-vehicle lighting applications and have completed mass production of all mainstream automotive LEDs for the vehicle OEM market; products have entered the supply chains of Hyundai, BYD, Changan, Dongfeng Xiaokang, Geely, Dongfeng, Great Wall, Volkswagen Shanghai, Hozon, Xpeng, NIO, Li Auto, and other automakers. *ST Xuelai stock resumes trading; Hongli Zhihui's automotive-grade LED products are applied in Huawei automobiles


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ams OSRAM sells another lighting business

On December 20, ams OSRAM announced that the company has reached a final agreement to sell its entertainment lighting business, Clay Paky, to German film camera equipment manufacturer ARRI. ams OSRAM stated that through this agreement, the company completed its final divestiture following the acquisition of OSRAM, marking a milestone in its strategy to focus on core technology areas such as light sources, visualization, and sensing while divesting non-strategic core businesses. In the future, ams OSRAM will continue to focus on high-tech semiconductor businesses and its automotive and specialty lighting businesses. Previously, ams OSRAM had successively sold off LED driver power supplies, smart lighting, horticultural lighting, automotive lighting, and architectural lighting application businesses. Refond Optoelectronics Board undergoes "major reshuffle"; Dongshan Precision increases capital injection into its wholly-owned subsidiary by 1.52 billion yuan


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Shikong Technology wins bid for 192 million yuan taxi and ride-hailing service management platform construction project

On the evening of December 22, Shikong Technology announced that it recently received the "Notice of Award" from Urumqi City Investment Urban Construction Resource Development Co., Ltd. The company has won the bid for the construction project of the taxi and ride-hailing service management platform of Urumqi City Investment Urban Construction Resource Resources Development Co., Ltd. The winning bid amount is approximately 192 million yuan, accounting for about 25.72% of the company's audited revenue for the fiscal year 2021. Shikong Technology: Wins bid for 192 million yuan taxi and ride-hailing service management platform construction project


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China Smart Agriculture Lighting Innovation Forum Successfully Held


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On December 23, 2022, the "China Smart Agriculture Lighting Innovation Forum" was successfully held on the Ming Classroom online platform. Distinguished speakers included Academician Yang Qichang of the International Eurasian Academy of Sciences and Executive Deputy Director of the Institute of Urban Agriculture at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences; Wang Zhuo, Secretary-General of the China Association of Lighting Industry (CALI); Li Shaohua, Researcher and Dean of the Light Bio-Industry Research Institute at Fujian Zhongke Biological Co., Ltd.; Zhang Wei, PhD and Secretary-General of SAC/TC 224; Wang Sen, PhD and Senior Engineer at the Institute of Urban Agriculture at the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences; Xu Shuyong, Industry Expansion Director at Shenzhen Haiou Innovation Technology Co., Ltd.; and Hong Bing, Secretary-General of the Agricultural Lighting Professional Committee of the China Association of Lighting Industry (CALI). Scan or recognize the QR code below to review this online salon.


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