On October 28, 2025, Shenzhen Xunjiexing Technology Corp. Ltd., abbreviated as JX PCB (688655.SH), a leading printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturer, celebrated a major milestone as the company officially moved its headquarters into the newly completed DBS Plaza office tower in Bao'an District, Shenzhen. Employees gathered to commemorate what the company described as a "new launch center" for its next stage of growth.

Founded in 2005, JX PCB has steadily expanded its operations over the past two decades. The company's key milestones include the acquisition of Shunxing Electronics in 2008, the establishment of its first Jiangxi Xinfeng plant in 2010, and the completion and commissioning of Xinfeng Plant I in 2016, which marked a significant capacity boost.

In 2019, the company invested in an "Internet + Smart Manufacturing" project in Zhuhai to explore differentiated development paths. Two years later, in 2021, JX PCB was successfully listed on Shanghai's STAR Market, entering the capital market to fuel further expansion.

Recent years have seen rapid advancements in intelligent manufacturing. In 2024, JX PCB's smart factory in Xinfeng began operations, doubling its mass production capacity. In 2025, the company's smart prototype factory in Zhuhai also went online, further strengthening its competitiveness in high-end PCB samples.

The new headquarters, located at 24/F, Tower A, DBS Plaza, No. 446 Nanhuan Road, Shajing Street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, serves as both a symbol of the company's achievements and a launchpad for future ambitions.

JX PCB stated that it will continue to embrace innovation and operational excellence while striving toward its next twenty years of development in the global PCB industry.

About JX PCB

JX PCB is an industry leader in high-end printed circuit board fabrication in China, specializing in quick-turnaround (QTA) samples, prototypes, and small-to-medium batch manufacturing. The company leverages advanced fabrication technologies to deliver high-reliability PCBs widely used across communications, industrial control, computing, medical instruments, and high-tech sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and defense.