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Lingyi iTech Rises in Hong Kong Debut

Lingyi iTech Rises in Hong Kong Debut
Bloomberg Markets Friday 26 June 2026, 04:14 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 26th, 2026 Lingyi iTech Rises in Hong Kong Debut Kathy Zeng, Chairwoman of Apple supplier Lingyi iTech, says the company has secured major clients in both the US and China as it expands into the humanoid robotics sector. She speaks with Bloomberg's Minmin Low on "Bloomberg: The China Show".

Jun 26th, 2026 Lingyi iTech Rises in Hong Kong Debut Kathy Zeng, Chairwoman of Apple supplier Lingyi iTech, says the company has secured major clients in both the US and China as it expands into the humanoid robotics sector. She speaks with Bloomberg's Minmin Low on "Bloomberg: The China Show". [Image text:] LIVE Hong Kong Kathy Zeng LINGYIITECH CHAIRWOMAN Bloomberg LINGYIITECHRISESINHONGKONG DEBUT The China Show
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