Great O’Bay is a group focused on green metal technology, with businesses spanning green electroplating, R&D of recycled metal technologies, critical metal recycling, lithium battery black powder refining, and compliant export to ASEAN.
The group’s R&D center is located in the Hong Kong Science Park, where it is a green technology company developing recycled metal and lithium battery technologies. It actively promotes green technology solutions, collaborating with the Hong Kong Science Park Corporation to promote carbon reduction and drive Hong Kong’s development into an international green technology and green finance center.
The group’s Guangdong factory provides high-quality electroplating value-added processing for automotive, electrical appliance, and furniture blanks, along with ASEAN compliance documentation, exporting finished products to Malaysia and Southeast Asian markets. Retired batteries and metal waste from ASEAN are recycled back to the group’s Malaysian recycling facilities for refining and then supplied to China and other Asian markets, forming a green metal cross-border circular chain from manufacturing to recycling. What is sold is finished product; what is returned is resources.
We focus on research and development to optimize the recycling processes for metals and black mass. We aim to increase the purity of valuable metals, and we also prioritize the procurement of black mass that meets various industry standards. By establishing stable recycling channels and a reliable supply system, we work together to promote the sustainable use of resources—transforming the value of black mass and creating greater economic benefits for companies.
Green Electroplating Value-Added
The Group’s production facilities are located in Foshan and Qingyuan, Guangdong Province, China, serving the entire Asian market. We provide high-quality electroplating value-added processing for automotive, appliance, and furniture components, complete with ASEAN-compliant documentation, exporting the finished products to Malaysia and Southeast Asian markets.
Our facilities employ advanced electroplating technology that ensures high quality while reducing carbon emissions. We actively apply recycled metal materials to production in innovative ways, transforming recovered feedstock into high-performance products with enhanced performance and market value.
Driving Technological Momentum through Circular Economy: Great O’Bay Sets a Model for Sustainable Innovation
With its innovative material recycling technology and sustainable influence, Stephanie Cheung, CEO of Great O’Bay, was awarded the "Outstanding EE Person – Industrial Contribution Award" at the EE Award Asia.
In the global electronics industry’s pursuit of high efficiency, low carbon emissions, and sustainable transformation, Great O’Bay Limited has taken a unique path, establishing a forward-looking and demonstrative model within the industry. The company focuses on metal recycling, integrating advanced plating and materials science to transform resources that were once considered waste into high-value electronic and semiconductor components. Through this deep innovative technology and sustainable impact, Stephanie Cheung, CEO of Great O’Bay, has been awarded the "Outstanding EE Person – Industrial Contribution Award" at the EE Award Asia this year, becoming a prominent figure in promoting the transformation towards a circular economy and green technology.
Reported by EE Times Taiwan
https://www.eettaiwan.com/20251210nt41-great-obay-driving-sustainable-tech-innovation-via-circular-economy/
ESG Charter
Environmental, Social, and Governance to Promote Sustainable Development
The "ESG Charter" is organized by the Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong, with affiliated company Junyu Automotive Charity Co., Ltd. signing the charter and establishing actions to implement Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards. These standards cover waste management, resource utilization, employee welfare, community contributions, etc., and promote sustainable development, contributing to Hong Kong’s "carbon neutrality" goal.
