Oct 19, 2026
Amissiontech announces the opening of a new facility in Dongguan, China, with the company moving in on 15 September 2026.
Dongguan, China, October 19, 2026 -- Amissiontech has officially relocated to a new facility at No.51 Shachong Road, Shatou Community, Chang'an Town, Dongguan, Guangdong, China, 523863, effective September 15, 2026.

The relocation supports the company's continued expansion in industrial connectivity and signal transmission solutions. The new facility brings together office, R&D, laboratory testing, and assembly areas, providing additional space for engineering, product development, and production activities.
A New Facility for Engineering and Production
The new facility provides a more suitable environment for coordinating R&D, laboratory testing, assembly, and manufacturing activities. It also strengthens collaboration between Amissiontech and its sister companies, which specialize in PCB manufacturing and Electronic Contract Manufacturing.
Through this strategic alliance, the companies can integrate manufacturing resources and apply MES-based production management for traceable quality control in mass production. This broader manufacturing capability supports Amissiontech as it develops products for increasingly connected industrial applications.
Expanding into IO Systems
Alongside its existing connector and cable harness business, Amissiontech is expanding its product portfolio into IO Systems for industrial automation and connectivity applications. The company's current offerings include IO-Link Master and IO-Link Hub solutions, adding new capabilities to its existing range of connectivity products.
Together with connectors, cables, networking products, and assemblies, these IO Systems support Amissiontech's broader direction toward becoming a signal transmission solutions provider, with a product portfolio covering more of the connectivity needs of modern industrial applications.
About Amissiontech
With more than 10 years of experience in industrial connectors and cable harnesses, Amissiontech holds UL, CE, and ISO certifications. Its product portfolio now covers connectors, cable harnesses, and IO-Link solutions, including IO-Link Masters and IO-Link Hubs, serving industrial automation and connectivity applications with practical and cost-effective solutions.
The relocation does not change Amissiontech's company name, business license information, bank account, telephone number, or email address. Existing contracts, orders, financial settlements, and other business arrangements remain unaffected.
Contact Info:
Name: Amissiontech
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Organization: Amissiontech
Address: No.8 Huafu Rd, Shangsha Community, Chang’an Town, Dongguan, China,523870.
Phone: +86 769 81582878
Website: https://www.amissiontech.com/
Release ID: 89206607
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