TINNO Mobile Officially Launches Yibin Headquarters

On the afternoon of March 26, TINNO Mobile held an inauguration ceremony for its Yibin headquarters base in Yibin,        Sichuan. Company chairman Lin Zhendong and senior management attended the event. Representatives from strategic     partners—including Fang Fang, general manager of Nanshan Group Capital Investment; Li Jia, assistant general manager of Hongwan Capital Management; and Zheng Xiaochuan, general manager of Beijing Donghai Changji Fund Management—joined officials from local government departments, state-owned enterprises, universities, financial institutions, and         industry chain partners to witness the milestone. The launch marks a key step in TINNO’s efforts to deepen its global        presence and integrate regional resources, ushering in a new phase of corporate growth.

In his address, Chairman Lin Zhendong reflected on the company’s eight‑year journey in Yibin. Since its founding in 2005, TINNO has risen to become one of the top three global ODMs for smartphones, with its products reaching over 190          countries and regions through its clients’ networks. The company has built an R&D and manufacturing footprint that spans China and extends worldwide. TINNO’s partnership with Yibin began in 2018, and to date the company has invested over  3 billion yuan in the city, establishing a modern production base and creating jobs for thousands of highly skilled               professionals. The new headquarters base, Lin said, represents a strategic move to transform the region’s industrial           ecosystem strengths into a global competitive edge. Looking ahead, TINNO will use this new hub to reinforce its role in   global R&D and supply chains, steadily advancing toward its vision of becoming a world‑class hardware provider.

Following the ceremony, guests toured the headquarters’ exhibition center and R&D facilities, where they were briefed on TINNO’s latest developments in communication devices, smart hardware, and on‑device AI applications. They also gained  insight into how the base leverages the region’s industrial chain advantages to accelerate the transition from new               technologies to mass production, meeting diverse global demand for intelligent devices. Attendees praised TINNO’s         success in integrating localized R&D with global market coordination.

With the Yibin headquarters now fully operational, TINNO aims to harness the hub’s role as a central link, bringing             together the intellectual resources of local universities, capital from financial institutions, and the strengths of supply         chain partners to turn regional synergies into a powerful driver of industrial growth. Staying true to its pragmatic and        innovative approach, the company plans to build on advanced technology, an efficient supply chain, and open                    collaboration to forge a more resilient and dynamic intelligent device ecosystem, advancing steadily toward high‑quality   development.