Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet Mr. Siakalenge and ZDA Director General Mr. Halwampa Tour the Better Tech Group’s Subsidiary Airumi New Energy

On July 1st, Zambia time, Mr. Siazongo D. Siakalenge, Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet of Zambia, and Mr. Albert Halwampa, Director General of the Zambia Development Agency (ZDA), led a delegation to inspect Better Technology Group's (referred to as Better Tech Group) overseas subsidiary Airumi New Energy — Zambia's first battery manufacturing plant. Ms. Wei Yanping, Chairperson of Better Tech Group; Mr. Liu Dewei, General Manager of Airumi New Energy; and Mr. Huang Chao, Deputy General Manager accompanied the tour, covered by major Zambian media outlets including ZNBC and Lukulu FM.

Airumi New Energy's advanced production automated production facilities and multi-dimensional quality control system impressed the Zambian delegation during their inspection. Chairperson Ms. Wei introduced Airumi New Energy's technological advantages, development achievements, and expansion plans, including a Phase I project starting production in March 2026 with 1 million battery capacity, and a Phase II lithium battery production line launching the same year. These projects will create employment opportunities and contribute to Zambia's economic and social development. This aligns perfectly with Better Tech Group's Globalization 2.0 Strategy, demonstrating the company's determination to deepen China-Zambia cooperation in the new energy sector under the Belt and Road Initiative.

Zambian Deputy Cabinet Secretary Mr. Siakalenge praised Airumi New Energy's progress and expansion plans, calling it a model China-Zambia cooperation project. He highlighted how the company's advanced technology is upgrading Zambia's industry while creating thousands of local jobs through its expansion - perfectly matching government development goals. Mr. Siakalenge emphasized Airumi New Energy's "local production + local service" approach positions it as a key driver for Zambia's participation in Africa's regional economic cooperation.

Chairperson Ms. Wei further stated that Airumi New Energy's ambition to become "Africa's Battery Brand", boosting Zambia's economy through exports to other African countries. To achieve this, Airumi New Energy has established a comprehensive "sales-service-recycling" system, to deliver quality batteries across Africa, promoting energy equality! She called for support from Zambian government departments and society for Airumi New Energy's battery brand development, pledging continued investment in local technology and talent development to deliver more efficient solutions for Zambia's and Africa's energy transition.

As Zambia's first local battery manufacturer, Airumi New Energy is filling the gap in Zambia's new energy sector with advanced production technology and premium production lines. Airuimi New Energy's independently developed batteries, rigorously tested for superior capacity and stable performance, come with an industry-leading 15-month warranty - setting a new quality benchmark in Zambia's battery market!

With expansion projects underway, Airumi New Energy will deepen its African presence by combining premium products with localized services. It is committed to driving Zambia's industrial modernization and green energy transition, while strengthening China-Zambia Belt and Road cooperation.