Guoli Electronics announced that the company, its holding subsidiary Guoli Yuantong, and its wholly-owned subsidiary Ruipu Electric were the defendants in a patent dispute lawsuit brought by Xiamen Hongfa, involving a total amount of 60.0 million yuan. Recently, the company received a first instance ruling from the Tianjin Third Intermediate People's Court to stop manufacturing, selling, and promising the sale of relays related to the patent in question. The total compensation for Xiamen Hongfa was 24.0867 million yuan, and the handling fee for the case was 148,200 yuan. The first instance verdict has not yet entered into force, and the company will file an appeal. The company filed a second patent invalidation declaration against the patent involved in the case on July 17, 2026, and is currently under trial. There is uncertainty about the impact of this lawsuit on the company's profits. In addition, the company and its subsidiaries have filed lawsuits with the Suzhou Intermediate People's Court against Xiamen Hongfa and others for infringing on their four patents. The case has been filed yet to be heard.

Guoli Electronics announced that the company, its holding subsidiary Guoli Yuantong, and its wholly-owned subsidiary Ruipu Electric were the defendants in a patent dispute lawsuit brought by Xiamen Hongfa, involving a total amount of 60.0 million yuan. Recently, the company received a first instance ruling from the Tianjin Third Intermediate People's Court to stop manufacturing, selling, and promising the sale of relays related to the patent in question. The total compensation for Xiamen Hongfa was 24.0867 million yuan, and the handling fee for the case was 148,200 yuan. The first instance verdict has not yet entered into force, and the company will file an appeal. The company filed a second patent invalidation declaration against the patent involved in the case on July 17, 2026, and is currently under trial. There is uncertainty about the impact of this lawsuit on the company's profits. In addition, the company and its subsidiaries have filed lawsuits with the Suzhou Intermediate People's Court against Xiamen Hongfa and others for infringing on their four patents. The case has been filed yet to be heard.