Two Beijing E-Town enterprises recently gained recognition in overseas markets, marking a continued increase in the competitiveness of "E-Town smart manufacturing" in the international market.

SinoVision recently installed equipment in the high-end medical market in Dubai, UAE, further expanding its business footprint in the Gulf region.

As a pioneer in the export of domestic medical equipment, since initiating its globalization strategy in 2017, SinoVision has promoted its products to thousands of medical institutions in more than 50 countries worldwide, including Azerbaijan, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, and others, serving millions of patients annually. The installation at the Polyclinic hospital in Dubai will serve the city´s core area, solidifying the company's leading position in the Middle Eastern high-end medical market.

In the field of life sciences, Tsingke Biotech recently obtained both the CE certification from EU and the US FCC certification for its independently developed Tsiker™ series of nucleic acid synthesizers.

The dual certifications not only validate the outstanding performance of its products in electromagnetic compatibility, electrical safety, health and environmental protection but also open up vast opportunities for the company in the European and North American markets.

In recent years, Beijing E-Town has focused on biotechnology and the health industry, nurturing a group of innovative enterprises with global competitiveness through policy support, platform building and international resource integration, thereby driving high-quality development in the industry.

There are over 5,000 bio-pharmaceutical companies in the area, and last year the industry's output value accounted for nearly half of Beijing's total. Beijing E-Town intends to further optimize the business environment, strengthen collaborative innovation along the industrial chain, support companies in participating in the establishment of international standards and market expansion, and promote more innovative achievements to go global, contributing "E-Town wisdom" to the development of the global medical and health industry.