HAIPHONG, Vietnam, Oct. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — KCN Vietnam Group Joint Stock Company (KCN Vietnam), a leading industrial property developer in Vietnam, has officially broken ground on the KCN An Phat project, marking a significant milestone in the company’s expansion strategy in the Northern Key Economic Region.

Strategically situated within An Phat High-Tech Industrial Park (formerly located in Hai Duong City), the project covers 8.9 hectares and offers over 60,000 sqm of leasable space, comprising high-quality, ready-built factories and warehouses. For the first time, KCN Vietnam will introduce two-story factory models, alongside flexible factory sizes, ranging from 1,000 sqm for SMEs to larger units for multinational manufacturers. Scheduled for completion in Q2 2026, the project aims to attract new-generation FDI in alignment with the Government’s orientation while contributing to Hai Phong’s sustainable industrial growth following the provincial merger.

Vietnam continues to reaffirm its position as an attractive FDI destination. As of August 31, 2025, registered FDI capital reached USD 26.14 billion, up 27.3% year-on-year (General Statistics Office). Concurrently, Government support measures for SMEs, ranging from tax incentives to digital transformation, are helping build a robust ecosystem that appeals to international investors in high-tech industries.

With the recent merger of Hai Duong into Hai Phong, the city now holds an even stronger strategic role in the Hanoi – Hai Phong – Quang Ninh economic triangle. In particular, the former Hai Duong area lies at the very center of this corridor, serving as the critical link that connects Hanoi’s capital region with Hai Phong’s seaport and Quang Ninh’s industrial base. This advantage is reinforced by modern infrastructure, including National Highway 5A and the Hanoi – Hai Phong Expressway, enabling seamless connectivity with Bac Ninh, Hung Yen, and other major industrial provinces. Currently ranked third nationwide in FDI attraction, Hai Phong is targeting an additional USD 3 billion in investment by the end of the year. Against this backdrop, KCN Vietnam is committed to supporting the city’s industrial ambitions in sectors such as electronics assembly, semiconductors, precision engineering, and supporting industries.

“KCN An Phat represents our commitment to accompany Hai Phong in attracting high-quality FDI and developing a modern, sustainable industrial ecosystem,” said Mr. Hardy Diec, Chief Operating Officer of KCN Vietnam. “By introducing new product types, including two-story factories and smaller units tailored for SMEs, we aim to optimize operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness for investors, reinforcing Vietnam’s position as a premier destination for high-value manufacturing.”

KCN An Phat project is a key milestone in KCN Vietnam’s ongoing development journey. It reflects the company’s long-term strategy to enhance Vietnam’s role in the global supply chain, attract high-quality investment capital, and promote sustainable industrial growth. With a focus on high-quality construction and all-in-one customer service, KCN Vietnam remains committed to delivering exceptional industrial solutions that empower investors and create lasting value.

ABOUT KCN VIETNAM

Established in 2021, KCN Vietnam Group is a professional industrial property developer in Vietnam. To date, its project portfolio comprises 10 high-quality, ready-built warehouse and factory projects strategically situated in industrial zones across Southern and Northern Vietnam, including DEEP C, Phuc Dien & An Phat (Hai Phong), Thuan Thanh 3B & Tan Hung (Bac Ninh), Ho Nai (Dong Nai), Phu An Thanh (Tay Ninh), Song Than 3 (Ho Chi Minh City), with a total land bank exceeding 300 hectares.

KCN Vietnam Group’s mission is to develop, design, and manage industrial and logistics infrastructure to meet the growing demand for high-quality industrial real estate for lease, while supporting businesses and promoting Vietnam’s sustainable growth.

Looking ahead, KCN Vietnam Group aims to expand its investment portfolio to become the leading industrial real estate platform in Vietnam. Its long-term vision is to position itself as the top choice for businesses, playing a pivotal role in Vietnam’s emergence as a sustainable industrial hub on the global stage.

KCN Vietnam Group has been recognized as the Best Industrial Real Estate Developer by Nhip Cau Dau Tu Magazine for three consecutive years (2023-2025) and was named among the Top 50 Sustainable Development Enterprises in 2024. Additionally, the group was listed among the Top 10 Leading Real Estate Developers in Vietnam in 2023 at the BCI Asia Awards.

CHENGDU, China, Oct. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The 2025 Chengdu Open Rowing Regatta was held from Oct 1 to 2 in Xinjin district of Chengdu, Sichuan province, drawing 20 rowing teams from domestic and foreign universities, along with seven rowing teams from cities in the Chengdu–Chongqing region.

The event, staged in the Xinjin section of the Nanhe River, consisted of three races: the men’s eight with coxswain 800-meter straight-course race, the men’s quadruple sculls 800-meter straight-course race, and the women’s quadruple sculls 800-meter straight-course race.

The men’s eight with coxswain race attracted 14 rowing teams from international universities, including University of Cambridge and University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, Brown University in the United States, University of Sydney and University of Melbourne in Australia, and domestic universities including Peking University and Tsinghua University.

Overseas teams from Harvard University and Princeton University in the US, as well as six teams from domestic universities, including Xi’an Jiaotong University and Chengdu Sport University, competed in the women’s quadruple sculls race.

Seven rowing teams from cities in the Chengdu–Chongqing region, including Chengdu, Chongqing, Suining and Meishan, competed in the men’s quadruple sculls race.

The rowing team from Brown University secured the championship in the men’s eight with coxswain race, while University of Sydney and University of Otago in New Zealand won second and third place, respectively.

Henry Hollingsworth, a member of Brown University’s rowing team, said he was delighted that his team won first place in such a high-level international event, noting that the Nanhe River was incredibly beautiful and competing there was a fantastic experience.

He added that the spectators on the banks were extremely passionate, and their cheers had given his team extra motivation.

Princeton University claimed first place in the women’s quadruple sculls race, followed by Harvard University and Chengdu Sport University.

The rowing team from Deyang, Sichuan won the men’s quadruple sculls race, while the teams from Jianyang and Meishan in Sichuan finished second and third, respectively.

The organizers said they will continue to upgrade the event and invite more top-tier teams from both China and abroad. Meanwhile, they will leverage the event to promote in-depth integration of sports, culture and tourism, turning Xinjin into a vibrant “rowing city”.

SINGAPORE, Oct. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Small businesses are the backbone of Southeast Asia’s economy. But in today’s fast-changing digital landscape, many Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) risk being left behind, especially when it comes to using AI to grow their business.

To address this gap, the ASEAN Foundation, working in partnership with AVPN through the AI Opportunity Fund: Asia Pacific, with support from Google.org and Asian Development Bank (ADB), is proud to introduce 9 local organisations that will roll out the AI for MSME Advancement in ASEAN (AIM ASEAN) programme on the ground across Southeast Asia: Big BWN Project (Brunei Darussalam), Kenan Foundation Asia (Thailand, Viet Nam, Cambodia), KUMPUL Impact and Kaizen Collaborative Impact (Indonesia), XM Technovator (XMT) (Lao PDR), Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS – ASEAN Student Association (Malaysia), SMEHub Asia (Myanmar), Limitless Lab (The Philippines), Project Asia Data (Singapore).

These local partners will help train 100,000 MSMEs across the region by developing or adapting learning materials that reflect the real-world challenges and goals of business owners. The training sessions will focus on hands-on, practical uses of AI, such as streamlining operations, boosting online sales, or managing finances more effectively, helping MSMEs tap into AI technology that can make a real difference to their day-to-day work.

What is AIM ASEAN?

AIM ASEAN is a two-year initiative led by the ASEAN Foundation, in partnership with AVPN through the AI Opportunity Fund: Asia-Pacific Phase 2. The programme plays a critical role in reaching 100,000 MSMEs in all ten ASEAN Member States.

Through practical, localised AI training, AIM ASEAN will help small business owners use AI tools to improve their operations, grow their markets, and build resilience. Beyond the training, the programme will also bring together policymakers and experts through national and regional convenings, building a stronger, more supportive ecosystem for MSMEs to thrive in the AI era.

“We are proud to partner with AVPN, with support from Google.org and ADB, to announce and work alongside these outstanding local organisations,” said Dr. Piti Srisangnam, Executive Director of the ASEAN Foundation. “The AIM ASEAN programme represents a critical step toward equipping MSMEs with the tools and knowledge they need to thrive in the digital era. It aligns closely with the aspirations of ASEAN Vision 2045, particularly in fostering a resilient and inclusive digital economy. By helping MSMEs across the region understand and use AI in practical, everyday ways, we’re investing in the long-term strength and sustainability of Southeast Asia’s economy.”

AIM ASEAN has also received official endorsement from the ASEAN Coordinating Committee on MSMEs (ACCMSME), marking it as an official ASEAN initiative to support small business growth. This endorsement confirms the programme’s strong alignment with ASEAN’s ongoing efforts to help MSMEs adapt to digital change and stay competitive.

By helping business owners learn how to use AI in practical ways, AIM ASEAN supports the long-term economic vision laid out in ASEAN Vision 2045, which calls for a stronger, more connected, and inclusive regional economy.

“Building an AI-ready workforce is no longer a ‘nice-to-have’, it’s a shared social mandate that governments, businesses, and impact organisations must act on together,” said Naina Subberwal Batra, CEO at AVPN. “Through the AI Opportunity Fund, AVPN is working with local impact partners who bring deep community insights and sector knowledge to ensure AI upskilling is both relevant and scalable. By strengthening these on-the-ground efforts, we aim to catalyse a digital transition that ensures all workers can benefit as Southeast Asia moves towards an AI-enabled economy.”

To ensure the training is relevant and practical, the ASEAN Foundation will work closely with these local implementing partners in each ASEAN Member State to deliver customised AI training tailored to the unique needs of MSME business owners. These partners will adapt and enrich the curriculum, leveraging Google’s suite of AI tools, to meet the demands of diverse sectors such as retail, agriculture, manufacturing, and services.

Each training module will be delivered through a hybrid approach, combining in-person workshops, online learning platforms, and peer-to-peer support networks. The sessions will focus on real-world applications of AI, with key areas including AI-powered marketing, smarter e-commerce strategies, and tools for managing finances more efficiently.

About the ASEAN Foundation

Three decades after ASEAN was established, ASEAN leaders recognised that there remained inadequate shared prosperity, ASEAN awareness, and contact among people of ASEAN. It was out of this concern that ASEAN leaders established the ASEAN Foundation during ASEAN’s 30^th Anniversary Commemorative Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 15 December 1997.

The ASEAN Foundation is an organization by and for the people of ASEAN. The Foundation exists because of one vision: to build a cohesive and prosperous ASEAN Community. As an ASEAN body, the Foundation is tasked to support ASEAN mainly in promoting awareness, identity, interaction, and development of the people of ASEAN. For more info about the ASEAN Foundation, visit www.aseanfoundation.org.

About AVPN

AVPN is the largest network of social investors in Asia, comprising over 700 funders and resource providers across 43 markets. Our mission is to increase the flow and effectiveness of financial, human, and intellectual capital in Asia by enabling members to channel resources towards impact. As an ecosystem builder, AVPN enables its members to connect, learn, act, and lead across key pillars and improve the effectiveness of deployed capital, bringing local field needs, regional expertise, and policy insights to the forefront. For more information about AVPN and our work, please visit our website and read our latest Annual Review 2023/24.

TAIPEI, Oct. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — TPIsoftware Vietnam and Spectrum Eyecare today donated hundreds of pairs of prescription eyeglasses to children in need along with school supplies as part of the community outreach program and in celebration of the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival.

The charity program, themed “Care for Your Eyes, Shine for Your Future,” was conducted throughout September by TPIsoftware members and professionals at Spectrum Eyecare. The team visited Bình Thọ Centre, Kỳ Quang Pagoda and the Phước Thiện Pagoda Volunteer Class, providing free vision screenings and prescription eyewear to 320 children. Assortments of mooncakes, candies, lanterns and school supplies were given out as Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to celebrate the traditional festivity.

Do Vuong Phong, General Manager of TPIsoftware Vietnam, shared: “At TPIsoftware, we put people at the heart of our initiatives and act in alignment with our ‘Tech for Change’ motto. Not only do we build B2B software systems and solutions for enterprises, we are also committed to giving back to the community. Empowering the young generation to see better and clearer provides them with opportunities to succeed academically and socially.”

A representative from Spectrum Eyecare, Ms. Catherine Tran also stated: “With our motto, ‘See Clear, Give Back,’ we believe that clear vision is a fundamental right and a cornerstone of every child’s development. Partnering with a community-minded company like TPIsoftware, which shares our values, has allowed us to extend our mission’s reach to even more children. We are overjoyed to have helped bring light and happiness to them this Mid-Autumn Festival.”

About TPIsoftware 

Founded in 2005, TPIsoftware is a Taiwan-based B2B software company specializing in AI technology and digital transformation. With subsidiaries in Vietnam, TPIsoftware is trusted by partners worldwide, delivering innovative solutions across banking, financial services, insurance, healthcare, government, retail, e-commerce and manufacturing industries.

About Spectrum Eyecare 

Spectrum Eyecare is a professional optical system providing high-quality vision care services. Through its “Spectrum Community Outreach” program, Spectrum Eyecare is committed to bringing vision care to underprivileged communities, aiming to protect sight, raise awareness, and brighten lives.

TAIPEI, Oct. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Advantech (TWSE: 2395), a global leader in IoT intelligent systems and embedded platforms, has announced plans for a strategic collaboration with Edge Impulse Inc., a Qualcomm company and leading edge AI development platform provider for edge AI from Silicon Valley. Unveiled by Miller Chang, President of Advantech Embedded Sector, and Zach Shelby, VP, Product Management, Qualcomm Finland RFFE Oy, at Edge Impulse’s annual flagship event, Imagine, in California, US, the collaboration would integrate Edge Impulse’s intuitive AI development tools into Advantech’s edge computing platforms, significantly reducing AI development barriers and enabling enterprises to quickly build, deploy, and scale AI projects at the edge, thereby accelerating time-to-market.

“Focusing on the rapid expansion of edge AI applications and the diverse needs of market use cases, Advantech is committed to building a robust ecosystem. The strategic collaboration with Edge Impulse would not only lower AI development barriers but also would enable faster prototyping and broader application possibilities. By pre-integrating Edge Impulse into Advantech’s edge computing platforms, customers would be able to greatly simplify model development workflows and seamlessly transition from proof-of-concept to real-world deployment. Combined with Advantech’s edge computing platforms with Edge Impulse’s modeling tools, this collaboration would provide strong support for innovators of all scales. We look forward to driving innovation across manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and smart city applications, while continuing to lead the adoption and implementation of edge AI,” said Miller Chang, President of Advantech Embedded Sector.

“As the edge AI ecosystem matures, developers need sophisticated tooling that is capable of scaling deployments into production. Advantech’s global reach, proven industry expertise, comprehensive platform and portfolios make them an ideal collaborator for scaling edge AI,” said Zach Shelby, VP, Product Management, Qualcomm Finland RFFE Oy. “Together, we plan to make AI development more intuitive and accessible, so that developers and enterprises can accelerate innovation and bring smarter solutions to market faster.”

Through this strategic collaboration, Edge Impulse tools are expected to be pre-integrated into Advantech’s various edge computing platforms, including AI industrial motherboards, AI inference systems, AI servers, industrial AI cameras, and development kit, to provide improved out-of-the-box developer experiences. With Advantech edge computing platform and the Edge Impulse platform, customers can complete workflows–from model training, optimization, deployment, to monitoring– in a streamlined fashion across Advantech’s edge AI offerings, saving time and resourcing. Advantech’s proven industrial form factors, multiple edge AI silicon options, combined with Edge Impulse’s modeling tools, would help customers accelerate prototyping, seamlessly scale to enterprise deployment, and lower AI development barriers.

GUANGZHOU, China, Oct. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — On September 24, Chinese tech giant Midea, teaming up with an “Avengers squad” of internet influencers—including Ye Yun, Brother Ga, and Bao Zou Brother, who had previously experienced drinking Ganges water firsthand—returned to the “Ganges River” to launch the “Ganges River Water Purification Cooking Feast” challenge. This initiative demonstrates the robust strength of Chinese smart manufacturing through innovative water purification technology.

The Ganges River, revered as the mother river of South Asia, has experienced declining water quality in certain sections due to issues like unregulated industrial wastewater discharge and improper household waste disposal. This has led to elevated levels of heavy metals, viruses, and bacteria in the water.

Yet, it was this challenging water source that a Chinese tech company dared to use for a challenge—purifying Ganges River water with its self-developed water purifier to prepare a feast. This idea was initially met with widespread doubt and amusement online. Comments flooded in, with netizens joking, “Is this going to work?”, “Is this just going to lead to collective stomach issues?”, and “Waiting to see this fail,” sparking a firestorm of discussion across the internet. At the live event, Midea publicly demonstrated the purifier’s powerful capabilities. The team scooped up the murky and yellowish-brown Ganges water, which, after settling for just a moment, revealed a layer of sediment. To increase the challenge, they even added curry powder, chili powder, soy sauce, and other condiments, turning the water turbid and viscous. After being treated by Midea Purifier, the water was instantly transformed into transparent and clean water.

What was even more astonishing was that the challenge team then used the purified Ganges water to cook a feast. Every step—from washing potatoes and preparing Silver Aroma Oolong Lemon Tea to simmering lentil paste—was clearly captured on camera. The most compelling proof, however, came from the reactions of local residents who tasted the dishes; the look of amazement in their eyes and their enthusiastic thumbs-up spoke volumes.

Midea Purifier’s “Ganges Feast” Challenge

Behind this “transformation of polluted water into a feast” lies China’s cutting-edge water purification technology. Midea Purifiers utilize self-developed technologies such as the high-desalination Pascal RO membrane, which boasts a desalination rate of over 97%. It effectively filters out more than 140 harmful substances without any scale inhibitors, meeting stringent safety standards for infant-and mother-friendly drinking water. In recent years, Chinese tech companies represented by Midea have deepened their expertise in the water purification sector. Through continuous technological innovation, they are consistently pushing the boundaries in tackling extreme water quality conditions worldwide. From purifying water from the Seine River in Paris and “oil-contaminated water” in Saudi Arabia to tackling water from Malaysia’s tropical rainforests inhabited by crocodiles, and now taking on the Ganges River feast challenge, these efforts demonstrate the robust and formidable capabilities of Chinese water purification technology.

Furthermore, Midea extended this power of clean water to the local community by donating all the purifiers they had brought with them. This initiative allows residents along the Ganges to have access to safe, drinkable water directly from the purifiers. Such a gesture was truly heartwarming and touching.

The journey from initial public skepticism to the collective amazement at the successful purification of Ganges water not only showcases the strength of China’s technological innovation but also underscores the growing confidence and capability of the Chinese people. We look forward to continued innovation from Chinese tech companies, eager to see more of China’s technological prowess on the global stage.

SINGAPORE, Oct. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Singapore General Hospital (SGH) has announced the launch of a Centre of Excellence (CoE) for robotic-assisted surgery, ensuring orthopaedic surgeons are equipped with knowledge of emerging technologies as the population ages and surgical needs evolve.   

The Centre is established as part of a two-year strategic collaboration, formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with Johnson & Johnson MedTech with an initial focus on training and research in total knee replacement.  

Regional Training Hub for Southeast Asia  

The CoE will serve as the primary training destination for surgeons across Southeast Asia, and host comprehensive training programmes and regional preceptorship sessions.

“This collaboration establishes Singapore as a centre for advanced surgical training and gives surgeons a platform to share knowledge, and learn best practices, raising surgical standards in the region on the whole,” said Professor Tan Mann Hong, Chairman, Division of Musculoskeletal Sciences, and Senior Consultant, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at SGH.

The collaboration encompasses three key areas:  

1. Training Curriculum: SGH and Johnson & Johnson MedTech will co-develop comprehensive training curriculum incorporating the latest breakthroughs and best practices in robotic-assisted total knee replacement surgery for medical professionals, including nurses, from Singapore and Southeast Asia.

2. Training Facilities: SGH’s state-of-the-art facilities, together with early access to Johnson & Johnson MedTech’s advanced robotic technology, will serve as a regional hub for robotic-assisted surgery training. As the designated centre, SGH will host in-person training sessions and regional preceptorship programmes for surgeons in Singapore and Southeast Asia.   

3. Ongoing Research and Innovation: SGH and Johnson & Johnson MedTech will explore novel surgical approaches to improve patient outcomes. This includes optimising workflows in robotic-assisted surgery environments to improve surgical planning and reduce operating room turnaround times, ultimately enhancing surgical efficiency.  

Recent research led by SGH’s Associate Professor Lincoln Liow, Consultant, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, is a prime example of what could be achieved under the MoU. The team studied the differences in early post-operative and 6-month functional outcomes of 65 patients who had conventional total knee replacement surgery, and another 65 who underwent robotic-assisted surgery using Johnson & Johnson MedTech’s VELYS as there were limited literature. These patients have a mean age of 70 and had their surgeries done between January 2021 and December 2024.  

They found that patients who underwent robotic-assisted surgery had shorter surgical duration (78.2 versus 85.5 minutes), improved early mobility with ambulation distances of 22.2 versus 11.3 metres, and shorter hospital stays (2.48 versus 3.66 days). At six months, patients showed improvements in quality-of-life measures, with 76.9 per cent versus 60.0 per cent achieving clinically meaningful improvements in pain management.  

The study findings were presented at the International Society of Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology (SICOT) 2025 conference held in September in Madrid, Spain.

Preparing for Ageing Population  

SGH currently performs more than 2,500 total knee replacement procedures annually and its demand is projected to grow significantly as Singapore’s population ages. The situation is similar for countries in the region albeit at different rates.

“Ageing populations in the region deserve surgeons who understand the options available – conventional or cutting edge – and can deliver the care necessary. At the end of the day, it’s about being patient-centred rather than the use of technology for its own sake,” said Associate Professor Darren Tay, Head and Senior Consultant, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at SGH.

The MoU was signed by Prof Tan and Guillermo Frydman, Area Managing Director, MedTech Southeast Asia, Johnson & Johnson MedTech, on 30 September 2025.

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About Singapore General Hospital (SGH)

Singapore General Hospital, established in 1821, is the largest tertiary hospital in Singapore and ranked among the world’s best. It provides the most comprehensive patient-centred care with over 50 clinical specialties on its campus. As an Academic Medical Centre, it takes pride in training healthcare professionals and conducting cutting edge research to meet evolving needs of the nation as well as the region. Driven by a strong sense of purpose, SGH is committed to give of its best to heal and bring hope, as it has for over 200 years.

For more information, please visit www.sgh.com.sg

BERLIN, Oct. 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Growatt, a world-leading provider of distributed solar and energy storage solutions (ESS), proudly announces its recognition as a Tier 1 PV inverter supplier by S&P Global Commodity Insights. This milestone reinforces Growatt’ s position as a global leader in solar energy and reflects the company’s long-standing commitment to making sustainable energy accessible for homeowners, businesses, and communities worldwide.

Tier 1 Recognition: A Testament to Innovation and Trust

Being ranked as a Tier 1 solar inverter supplier underscores Growatt’s strength across diverse solar markets and its consistent delivery of high-efficiency, reliable, and user-focused clean energy solutions. The recognition is based on S&P Global’   s rigorous evaluation of global PV inverter manufacturers, further validating Growatt’   s strong partnerships, trusted brand reputation, and outstanding global performance.

Growatt’s Tier 1 inverter portfolio covers the full spectrum of applications:

• Microinverters (NEO Series): Designed with a compact form factor and easy plug-and-play installation, the NEO series delivers maximum safety and module-level optimization for residential rooftops. By mitigating shading and mismatch losses, Growatt’ s microinverters help homeowners achieve higher yields and greater flexibility in system design.
• Residential Inverters (MOD & MIN Series): Built for homeowners seeking energy independence and resilience, these battery-ready inverters support both self-consumption optimization and backup power. With smart features like AI-powered scheduling, negative tariff mode, and flexible battery compatibility, the MOD and MIN series help users cut electricity bills and safeguard their homes against outages.
• Commercial & Industrial Inverters (MID, WIT, and MAX Series): Engineered for C&I rooftop and ground-mounted projects, these inverters feature multiple MPPT trackers, advanced grid support functions, and high efficiency ratings that reduce balance-of-system (BoS) costs. With scalable power output options, they enable businesses and industrial facilities to maximize solar ROI while supporting long-term sustainability goals.

Beyond inverters, Growatt builds a complete clean energy ecosystem with energy storage  systems, EV chargers, and portable power solutions, enabling users to achieve true energy independence and sustainability.

Supporting Global Growth: New Solutions for Key Markets

In addition to its Tier 1 ranking, Growatt is preparing to expand its product lineup with next-generation solutions tailored for regional energy needs. The WIT 8-25K series, will provide flexible power outputs and advanced grid support functions for residential and commercial users, helping accelerate solar adoption across diverse market conditions. Meanwhile, the MID  HU series, optimized for Europe, will bring higher efficiency, robust grid compliance, and smart energy features to meet the region’s growing demand for reliable distributed solar.

These upcoming innovations underscore Growatt’s commitment to delivering localized solutions that combine global expertise with market-specific adaptability—ensuring customers everywhere benefit from clean, resilient, and cost-effective energy.

Driving the Global Energy Transition

With installations in over 180 countries, Growatt continues to rank among the top global residential PV inverter suppliers and remains a trusted partner for millions of solar users. From rooftop solar inverters and hybrid energy storage systems to utility-scale PV plants, Growatt empowers people and organizations to generate, store, and consume energy more sustainably.

“Being recognized as a Tier 1 PV inverter supplier by S&P Global is a true honor,” said Lisa Zhang, Vice President of Growatt. “This achievement reflects the trust of our partners and  customers worldwide, and we will continue to innovate and deliver solutions that enable everyone to benefit from clean, reliable, and affordable energy.”

About Growatt

Founded in 2011, Growatt is a global leader in distributed energy, offering solar PV inverters, energy storage systems, EV chargers, and smart energy solutions for homes and businesses. With R&D centers in China and Germany and 1,100+ engineers, Growatt delivers innovative and reliable products worldwide. The company has 63+ offices and subsidiaries across 30+ countries, serving users in over 180 regions. Growatt continues to lead in technology innovation and customer satisfaction, empowering a greener, more sustainable future. For media inquiries or partnership opportunities, please contact: marketing@growatt.com | en.growatt.com