Shaanxi Huada

Shaanxi Huada Science Technology Co., Ltd. (Chinese: 陕西华达科技股份有限公司) is a Chinese defense and aerospace-grade electrical connector manufacturer headquartered in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, tracing its origins to State-Owned Factory No. 853, established in 1966, with the current joint-stock entity incorporated in 2000. The company designs and produces RF coaxial connectors rated for -55 to +125 degrees Celsius including precision millimeter-wave and terahertz connectors, low-frequency connectors, and RF coaxial cable assemblies meeting aerospace and defense qualification standards. Shaanxi Huada connectors have been supplied to the Micius quantum communication satellite (launched 2016 as the world's first quantum science experimental satellite), China's manned spacecraft, cargo vehicles, the Chinese Space Station, Long March rockets, and government satellite programs. The company holds approximately 70 to 80 percent of the connector configurations for China's Xingwang (GW) LEO broadband constellation and is entering Huawei's satellite supply chain for terahertz connectors. Shaanxi Huada listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange ChiNext board in October 2023 under ticker 301517.SZ, raising approximately 725.7 million CNY, and holds 138 patents.