Mutual Exchange, Shared Progress | Leaders from Laos’ Ministry of Industry and Commerce Visit Our Company!

Release date:

2024-12-26

On the morning of December 24, 2024, two officials from Laos’ Ministry of Industry and Commerce—namely, a director and a deputy director—along with the president and vice-presidents of the Lao–Shaanxi Chamber of Commerce, the president and two vice-presidents of the Guangzhou New Energy Vehicle Services Association, and its secretary-general, together with the general manager of RuiXin Holdings Co., Ltd. and several other doctoral-level experts, paid a visit to our company. Our General Manager Wu, accompanied by members of the International Marketing Department, extended a warm welcome. The two sides engaged in an intensive discussion on the construction of highway service stations in Laos.

Our company’s General Manager Wu led the group on a tour of the showroom and the factory.

Visit Recap

Mr. Wu, our company’s Deputy General Manager, extended a warm welcome to the delegation from Laos and the association. He then guided the group on a tour of our production lines for European and American‑standard export products, charging piles—both integrated and split‑type—high‑power megawatt‑class fast chargers, energy storage cabinets, and battery packs, showcasing our latest research achievements, which were met with unanimous acclaim from the attendees.

General Manager Wu led the group on a tour of the charging station and the PACK battery pack production line.

During the event, participants from both sides engaged in lively exchanges, holding spirited discussions on shared concerns regarding Laos’ power infrastructure, product technologies, and market prospects.

Visitors tour the 2,330 kWh energy storage cabinet.

Following this, the two sides held a meeting in the conference room to discuss the feasibility of building energy storage and charging infrastructure in Laos. Our company’s International Market Manager enthusiastically outlined the company’s development journey and its key technological achievements. General Manager Wu stated, “Ruisu is a full‑chain manufacturer of integrated energy storage and charging systems, capable of providing end‑to‑end charging solutions. In response to Laos’ unstable grid voltage, we can deploy energy storage cabinets: when grid power is weak, these cabinets supply electricity to vehicles; when the grid is stable, direct charging takes priority; and during periods of no vehicle charging, the grid can replenish the storage cabinets.” He added, “Furthermore, our company can offer tailored financial solutions to address funding challenges.”

Finally, our company extends its heartfelt gratitude to Laos and the automotive industry association, as well as to Rui Xin’s leadership and all the researchers, for their visit. We hope that both sides will strengthen cooperation and exchanges, making positive contributions to Laos’ infrastructure development. At the same time, Ruishu will continue to proactively establish more high‑quality platforms for foreign trade and international collaboration, helping Chinese manufacturing reach an even broader range of countries and regions worldwide.