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Established in 1993, HollySys is a leading supplier of automation and IT solutions in China. HollySys has three business focuses: industrial automation, transportation automation, medicine and health care.
- ABOUT THE GROUP-HollySys-Intelligence For Excellence
Established in 1993, HollySys is a leading supplier of...
- HollySys (Asia Pacific) Pte. Ltd.-HollySys-Intelligence For Excellence
After more than 20 years of steady development, HollySys has...
- ABOUT THE GROUP-HollySys-Intelligence For Excellence
HollySys is a leading supplier of automation and IT solutions in China, operating in four sectors: industrial automation, transportation automation, medical and health care, and energy and environmental protection. Founded in 1993, HollySys has served more than 20,000 clients, completed more than 35,000 projects, and won several national awards and honors.
After more than 20 years of steady development, HollySys has grown into one of the most powerful companies in the field of automation technology in China. Over the years, the vision of creating the automation company of the greatest value has driven HollySys to independently innovate and never abandon the pursuit of excellence.
Established in 1993, HollySys stands as a premier provider of intelligent solutions. HollySys' business encompasses Industrial Intelligence, Transport Intelligence, and Food & Pharmaceutical...
Feb 8, 2024 · Hollysys, a U.S. listed Chinese automation control system provider, has received shareholder approval for a merger with Ascendent Capital Partners, a private equity firm. The deal, announced last year, values Hollysys at $26.5 per share and will make it a wholly owned unit of Superior Technologies Holding Limited.
Feb 8, 2024 · Hollysys Automation Technologies Ltd. shareholders voted in favor of a $1.66 billion takeover proposal from private equity firm Ascendent Capital Partners Ltd., according to people familiar with...
Feb 8, 2024 · Hollysys, a Chinese automation control system solutions provider, has received shareholder approval for a merger with entities affiliated with Ascendent Capital Partners. The merger would result in Hollysys becoming a privately held company and delisting from NASDAQ.
