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SINGAPORE, May 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- UGREEN, a global consumer technology brand, has announced both a strategic partnership with ATL (Amperex Technology Limited) and its participation in the formulation of China's new GB 47372-2026 technical specification for power bank safety. Through strengthened upstream collaboration and active involvement in industry standardization, UGREEN continues to advance charging safety, product reliability, and long-term quality assurance across its portable power products.
Partnering with ATL to Advance Battery Cell Safety
To further strengthen its upstream supply chain, UGREEN has established a strategic partnership with ATL (Amperex Technology Limited), a leading global lithium-ion battery manufacturer. The collaboration ensures the adoption of high-quality, safety-compliant battery cells aligned with the new standard. By integrating ATL's advanced cell technology with UGREEN's system-level engineering capabilities, both parties aim to enhance consistency, reliability, and safety across portable power products.
Contributing Industry Expertise to the New Safety Standard
UGREEN participated in the formulation of China's new GB 47372-2026 technical specification for power bank safety, contributing practical industry experience and insights into product safety and reliability.
To support high safety standards across its products, UGREEN has established a structured five-part safety system:
- Traceability system: A Manufacturing Execution System (MES) enables end-to-end digital tracking, including parameter monitoring, process validation, and yield management.
- Automated manufacturing: Key processes, including cell matching, welding, dispensing, and testing, are fully automated to ensure consistency and minimize human error.
- Unique serial identification: Each product carries a traceable code that identifies its production date, manufacturing facility, and battery cell information.
- Battery cell testing: Stringent tests, including nail penetration, lithium plating, and compression, are conducted in line with GB 47372-2026 requirements.
- Monitoring and alert system: A real-time monitoring system continuously tracks battery cell performance, logs anomalies, and supports full lifecycle traceability and post-event analysis.
As charging safety standards continue to evolve, UGREEN remains committed to strengthening product safety through technology innovation, supply chain collaboration, and rigorous quality management. By combining advanced battery solutions with comprehensive safety systems, the company aims to deliver safer, more reliable charging experiences for consumers worldwide.
About UGREEN
UGREEN is a global-leading consumer technology company. Since its founding in 2012, UGREEN has upheld its core values of being user-centric, sincere, and dedicated. With a global presence under the renowned "UGREEN" brand, its business covers over 180 countries and regions, serving more than 300 million users.
SINGAPORE, May 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- UGREEN, a global consumer technology brand, has announced both a strategic partnership with ATL (Amperex Technology Limited) and its participation in the formulation of China's new GB 47372-2026 technical specification for power bank safety. Through strengthened upstream collaboration and active involvement in industry standardization, UGREEN continues to advance charging safety, product reliability, and long-term quality assurance across its portable power products.
Partnering with ATL to Advance Battery Cell Safety
To further strengthen its upstream supply chain, UGREEN has established a strategic partnership with ATL (Amperex Technology Limited), a leading global lithium-ion battery manufacturer. The collaboration ensures the adoption of high-quality, safety-compliant battery cells aligned with the new standard. By integrating ATL's advanced cell technology with UGREEN's system-level engineering capabilities, both parties aim to enhance consistency, reliability, and safety across portable power products.
Contributing Industry Expertise to the New Safety Standard
UGREEN participated in the formulation of China's new GB 47372-2026 technical specification for power bank safety, contributing practical industry experience and insights into product safety and reliability.
To support high safety standards across its products, UGREEN has established a structured five-part safety system:
- Traceability system: A Manufacturing Execution System (MES) enables end-to-end digital tracking, including parameter monitoring, process validation, and yield management.
- Automated manufacturing: Key processes, including cell matching, welding, dispensing, and testing, are fully automated to ensure consistency and minimize human error.
- Unique serial identification: Each product carries a traceable code that identifies its production date, manufacturing facility, and battery cell information.
- Battery cell testing: Stringent tests, including nail penetration, lithium plating, and compression, are conducted in line with GB 47372-2026 requirements.
- Monitoring and alert system: A real-time monitoring system continuously tracks battery cell performance, logs anomalies, and supports full lifecycle traceability and post-event analysis.
As charging safety standards continue to evolve, UGREEN remains committed to strengthening product safety through technology innovation, supply chain collaboration, and rigorous quality management. By combining advanced battery solutions with comprehensive safety systems, the company aims to deliver safer, more reliable charging experiences for consumers worldwide.
About UGREEN
UGREEN is a global-leading consumer technology company. Since its founding in 2012, UGREEN has upheld its core values of being user-centric, sincere, and dedicated. With a global presence under the renowned "UGREEN" brand, its business covers over 180 countries and regions, serving more than 300 million users.
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UGREEN Advances Charging Safety Through ATL Partnership and New Power Bank Safety Standard
SINGAPORE, May 18, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- London School of Business and Finance Singapore Campus (LSBF) is proud to have been part of the launch of VolunteerInc, a new national initiative unveiled during the Singapore Business Federation Future Economy Conference 2026 on 14 May 2026.
The initiative was launched by David Neo, Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, who emphasised the important role businesses can play in strengthening communities beyond creating jobs and developing the workforce.
VolunteerInc is designed to make corporate volunteering more accessible, impactful, and sustainable for businesses of all sizes. LSBF was recognised as one of the participating organisations supporting the initiative and its broader vision of fostering stronger business-community partnerships in Singapore.
Commenting on the launch, Rathakrishnan Govind, CEO, LSBF Global said:
"LSBF is honoured to be part of this meaningful national initiative alongside the Singapore Business Federation and fellow industry partners. Education institutions play an important role not only in developing future-ready talent, but also in nurturing socially with civic conscious individuals and organisations."
"VolunteerInc reflects Singapore's growing emphasis on purpose-driven businesses and collective community impact. At LSBF, we believe true success is measured not only by what we achieve, but by the positive impact we create in our communities." Added Catherine Ong, Senior Manager, Human Resources at LSBF Singapore Campus.
As an education institution committed to lifelong learning and industry collaboration, LSBF continues to support initiatives that strengthen community engagement, social responsibility, and workforce development in Singapore.
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LSBF Proud to Support Launch of VolunteerInc at Singapore Business Federation's Future Economy Conference 2026
