Jinrong Tianyu ramps up production at Mexico plant

Jinrong Tianyu’s Mexico plant has completed the transition to mass production, manufacturing precision metal components for miniature and moulded case circuit breakers to supply power distribution equipment of North American AI data centers. The company posted overseas sales revenue of 386 million yuan in 2025. In 2026, the Mexican base obtained localized orders from multiple leading clients, covering both electrical and auto component businesses.

二十年技术积累，双赛道制造布局

Two decades of technology accumulation, dual-track manufacturing layout

Founded in Tianjin in 2004, Jinrong Tianyu focuses on precision molds, stamping and welding technologies, with two business segments: electrical equipment and automotive safety components. It adopted lean production in 2012 to cater to diversified overseas orders. The company has long served Schneider, ABB and Siemens. It became Schneider’s core global supplier in 2016 and won its Best Global Production Supplier award in 2019, enabling deep involvement in customers’ new product development.

Mexico base runs dual businesses to tap North American market

Established in January 2023, Jinrong Tianyu’s Mexican subsidiary operates a factory close to the U.S. market with stamping, sheet metal, welding and assembly capabilities. Fueled by rising power demand from North American AI data centers, the plant delivers components for 400A–1200A moulded case and miniature circuit breakers for leading North American electrical enterprises. It also supplies shock absorption and safety parts for local automakers and tier-one suppliers. Automotive export revenue rose 48.67% year-on-year in 2025.

Localized operation launches overseas 2.0 phase

The Mexico plant entered full mass production in 2026, forming a closed loop of local procurement, delivery and customer coordination. The supply chain performance guarantee completed in June marked the official regular operation of the base. Supported by the group’s digital system for full-process management, the firm upgraded from simple export to the model of “domestic R&D + local overseas manufacturing + nearby delivery”, realizing capacity export.

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