China Electronics

China Electronics Corporation (abbreviated as China Electronics) was established in May 1989. It is the cradle of China's national electronics industry, the pioneer of the people's military electronics industry under the leadership of the Party, and a key state-owned backbone enterprise directly managed by the central government, with cybersecurity and informatization as its core business. In recent years, China Electronics has proactively served the national strategy, continuously optimized its industrial structure, and focused on three core tasks: supporting the modernization of the national governance system and governance capacity with digital technology, serving the high-quality development of the digital economy, and ensuring national cybersecurity. It strives to develop key businesses such as computing industry, integrated circuits, cybersecurity, data applications, and high-tech electronics, aiming to become a strategic scientific and technological force in the national cybersecurity and informatization industry. Currently, China Electronics has 189,000 employees, 24 listed companies, and 663 member enterprises, with total assets of 433.6 billion yuan. Its business covers more than 60 countries across six continents, and it has been listed in the Fortune Global 500 for 14 consecutive years.