Lianhe Sowell International Group Ltd Stock Price, News & Analysis

Lianhe Sowell International Group (Nasdaq: LHSW) announced it won two procurement awards on Dec 1, 2025 to supply medical rehabilitation and electronic test instruments to major Chinese institutions. The Company will deliver a lower limb joint rehabilitation device to Shenzhen First People’s Hospital featuring touchscreen and rotary controls, Bluetooth, large LCD, voice guidance, intelligent torque protection, dual-rod limb support, wide adjustability, and smooth variable motion for postoperative recovery. It also won a contract to supply an ionic contamination tester to the Electronic Engineering Institute of the China Academy of Engineering Physics, with 24-bit ADC data acquisition, temperature control, real-time curve display, automated calculations, touchscreen operation, and safety interlocks. Management said the awards reflect market recognition across medical and high-precision testing sectors.

Lianhe Sowell International Group (Nasdaq: LHSW) announced that shareholders approved a dual-class share structure at an extraordinary general meeting held November 6, 2025 (Beijing time November 7, 2025).

Key approvals: reclassification of the currently issued 52,000,000 ordinary shares into Class A on a one-for-one basis; reclassification of remaining authorised but unissued shares into 398,000,000 Class A and 50,000,000 Class B; authorised capital set at US$50,000 (450,000,000 Class A and 50,000,000 Class B at US$0.0001 par).

The New memorandum and articles will reflect Class A and Class B rights, with Class B carrying 100 votes per share. The company will issue 400,000 Class B to Lianyue Holding and 600,000 Class B to Patton Holding, file the New M&A on November 7, 2025, and expects reclassified Class A shares to trade on Nasdaq on or around November 10, 2025.

Lianhe Sowell (NASDAQ:LHSW) announced on October 24, 2025 that its subsidiary Shenzhen Sowell Technology Development was recognized by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology as one of Shenzhen’s Seventh Batch of “Specialized and Innovative Little Giant” enterprises.

The designation highlights the company’s strengths in AI-powered machine vision, industrial automation, and intelligent manufacturing, and follows MIIT’s comprehensive review of high-quality SMEs driving innovation in China’s high-end equipment sector.

Lianhe Sowell (NASDAQ: LHSW) signed a $105 million non-binding term sheet with Excellent Capital Investments for structured senior secured credit to help build its first AI robot manufacturing and R&D base in the UAE. Total Project investment is estimated at $132.5 million, with Lianhe Sowell providing a 20% cornerstone contribution and ECI providing the remaining 80% ($105 million). The Project targets an ~18-month construction period, an annual output of several thousand AI robots, and creation of more than 2,000 high-skill local jobs. The Term Sheet is subject to due diligence, documentation, and final approval.

Lianhe Sowell (NASDAQ:LHSW) has secured multiple supply agreements worth $4.3 million with Hechuan Intelligent to provide AI-powered 3D automatic optical inspection (AOI) solutions for Midea Group's SMT production lines. The agreements include in-line 3D AOI systems, automated 3D optical inspection units, and double-sided DIP coating AOI equipment.

Of the total order value, $970,000 worth of equipment has already been delivered. The AI-driven systems will be deployed across Midea's manufacturing facilities in China, utilizing advanced optical imaging and machine learning algorithms to detect surface defects and ensure quality control in production.

Lianhe Sowell (NASDAQ:LHSW), a Chinese industrial machine vision solutions provider, reported stable revenues of $36.54 million for fiscal year 2025, with significant business mix transformation. Software revenue surged 177% to $14.57 million, while electronic products revenue decreased 30% to $21.97 million, reflecting a strategic shift towards higher-margin offerings.

The company achieved a 13% increase in net income to $3.18 million, with gross margin expanding by 4 percentage points to 26%. Notable developments include successful deliveries of automated precision vision spray painting robots to major clients like Mercedes-Benz Asia and MM Motors, along with a 500-unit order worth RMB200 million. The company completed an $8 million IPO on Nasdaq and received an LOI for up to RMB200 million in funding for R&D and manufacturing expansion.

Lianhe Sowell (NASDAQ:LHSW), a Chinese industrial machine vision solutions provider, has successfully exported and commissioned 10 sets of its new generation automated precision vision Spray-Painting Robots to South Korean client MM Motors. This follows the company's recent delivery to Mercedes-Benz Asia's Body & Paint Center in Beijing on July 10, 2025.

The robots, now fully operational at a Mercedes-Benz 4S service center in South Korea, feature proprietary high-precision 3D vision recognition and AI dynamic path planning technology. The system enables real-time surface scanning with millimeter-level accuracy, reducing paint waste, lowering VOC emissions, and improving throughput compared to traditional manual spraying methods.

Lianhe Sowell (NASDAQ:LHSW) has successfully delivered its next-generation automated precision vision spray painting robot to Mercedes-Benz Asia's largest Body & Paint center in Beijing. The robot features the company's proprietary high-precision 3D vision recognition system and AI dynamic path planning technology.

The system demonstrates significant improvements over traditional manual spraying, including a 20% reduction in paint consumption, 30% improvement in spraying efficiency, and reduced VOC emissions. The Mercedes-Benz facility has an annual service capacity exceeding 10,000 high-end vehicles.

Lianhe Sowell International Group (NASDAQ: LHSW), a Chinese machine vision solutions provider, has secured sales agreements for 500 Nine-Axis Linkage Spray Painting Robots worth RMB200 million, with delivery expected by Q1 2026. This marks the company's first major contracts since its NASDAQ listing. The Painting Robots feature advanced 3D vision recognition systems that enable real-time surface mapping and dynamic path optimization, reducing material waste by 30% and operational time by 25%. The robots will be distributed through seven equipment sales agents, demonstrating market confidence in LHSW's technology. The company plans to increase R&D investments and expand global applications while focusing on smart manufacturing advancements through AI-driven robotics and industrial vision technology integration.