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The Netherlands stands as one of Europe's most advanced industrial economies, with a robust manufacturing sector that demands cutting-edge connectivity solutions. The Dutch industrial landscape is characterized by its strong focus on sustainability, automation, and smart manufacturing technologies.
Rotterdam Port, Europe's largest seaport, serves as a critical hub for industrial operations, requiring reliable waterproof and weather-resistant connectors for maritime applications. The country's extensive renewable energy infrastructure, particularly in offshore wind farms in the North Sea, creates substantial demand for high-performance IP67 and IP68 rated industrial connectors.
Netherlands' commitment to becoming climate-neutral by 2050 has accelerated investments in electric mobility, solar energy, and energy storage systems—all sectors that rely heavily on advanced industrial connector technologies.
Netherlands hosts over 50,000 manufacturing companies with high demand for automation and connectivity solutions in sectors including food processing, chemical production, and high-tech equipment manufacturing.
With ambitious offshore wind projects and extensive solar installations, the Dutch market requires connectors that withstand harsh marine environments and ensure reliable power transmission.
Netherlands leads Europe in EV adoption with over 300,000 electric vehicles and 90,000 charging points, creating significant demand for high-current charging connectors.
Rotterdam's digitalization initiative requires advanced industrial connectors for automated cranes, IoT sensors, and smart logistics systems. Waterproof M-series connectors are essential for harsh port environments with salt spray and extreme weather conditions.
Netherlands' world-leading horticultural sector increasingly adopts automated climate control, LED lighting systems, and robotic harvesting—all requiring reliable IP65/IP67 connectors for humid greenhouse environments.
Dutch offshore wind farms demand connectors capable of withstanding marine conditions for subsea cable connections, turbine internal systems, and offshore substations. High-current connectors rated for 1000V+ are increasingly specified.
Industry 4.0 adoption in Dutch manufacturing requires hybrid connectors supporting both power and data transmission, including Ethernet-enabled solutions for real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance systems.
Beyond passenger EVs, Netherlands is investing heavily in electric buses, delivery vans, and e-bikes. This creates demand for fast-charging connectors, battery management system connectors, and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) solutions.
Amsterdam's position as a European data center hub requires high-reliability power connectors for uninterruptible power supplies, backup generators, and high-density server racks with increasing power demands.
Europe's busiest port requires industrial connectors for automated guided vehicles (AGVs), ship-to-shore cranes, and container handling equipment. Our M40 and MJ24 series connectors provide reliable performance in salt-spray environments with IP67 protection.
Ground support equipment, baggage handling systems, and aircraft servicing units at Schiphol require quick-disconnect waterproof connectors that meet aviation safety standards while withstanding outdoor weather conditions.
The world's largest concentration of greenhouses uses our IP65 connectors for LED grow lights, climate control sensors, and automated irrigation systems operating in high-humidity environments.
Netherlands' largest offshore wind project utilizes high-current connectors for turbine internal connections, subsea power transmission, and offshore substation equipment requiring superior corrosion resistance and mechanical durability.
Europe's smartest square kilometer hosts semiconductor manufacturing, research facilities, and innovation labs requiring precision connectors for cleanroom equipment, testing apparatus, and automated production lines.
NS (Nederlandse Spoorwegen) electric trains and charging infrastructure require robust connectors meeting EN 50155 railway standards for vibration resistance, temperature cycling, and electromagnetic compatibility.
The group covers over 20,000 sqm, with a total building area of more than 30,000 sqm.
The Group operates five subsidiary companies:
Both Shenzhen and Hunan factories are recognized as National High-Tech Enterprises. Our R&D team comprises 55 engineers, including over 20 senior engineers, 25 mid-level engineers, and 10 assistant engineers, all graduated from prestigious universities in China.
Innovation and intellectual property are central to our development strategy. To date, we have filed nearly 300 patents, with an average of over 80 new patent applications annually since 2019. Our annual R&D investment reaches approximately RMB 10 million, underscoring our position as a key national technology enterprise.
With this sealed air insulated system, there is no risk of gas leakage as the pressure inside and outside the cabinet remains the same.
Throughout its lifecycle, there's no need for pressure monitoring or gas refilling, significantly reducing maintenance requirements.
Since the establishment of Shenzhen Jnicon Technology Co., Ltd. in late 2013, the Group has experienced rapid and consistent growth. Since 2018, annual revenue growth has exceeded 200%, making Jnicon one of the fastest-growing companies in the domestic connector industry. By 2023, the Group had nearly 500 employees, with annual revenue reaching approximately RMB 300 million and total output value exceeding RMB 400 million.
In late 2021, the Group's board of directors approved a strategic investment of RMB 400-500 million in Shaoyang, Hunan Province, to expand the industrial chain and establish a new headquarters economy. The project covers a self-owned construction area of around 30,000 square meters and is expected to generate annual output exceeding RMB 1 billion. Upon full completion, it will become the largest high-current connector manufacturing base in China, supporting the Group's goal of listing on the ChiNext Board by 2029.
