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Primech AI Plans Production of 300 HYTRON Robots through its China Manufacturing Expansion
May 9, 2025 | Globe NewswireEstimated reading time: 2 minutes
Primech AI Pte. Ltd., a subsidiary of Primech Holdings Limited announced a significant expansion of its manufacturing capabilities through a strategic manufacturing partnership in Guangdong Province, China. The partnership will support the growing global demand for Primech AI's innovative HYTRON bathroom cleaning robots, with plans to roll out 300 robots in the initial production phase.
The partnership establishes a comprehensive manufacturing framework with a well-established electronics manufacturer in Huizhou City of Guangdong Province, creating a robust production base to serve markets across Asia and beyond. This strategic location in China's manufacturing heartland provides Primech AI access to a sophisticated electronics supply chain and specialized technical expertise.
"This manufacturing partnership in China represents a significant advancement in our production strategy," said Charles Ng, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Primech AI. "The Guangdong region offers unparalleled advantages in electronics manufacturing infrastructure, component sourcing, and technical knowledge, enabling us to scale production efficiently while maintaining the highest quality standards for our HYTRON robots. Our ambitious target of rolling out 300 robots demonstrates our commitment to meeting market demand and accelerating our growth trajectory."
Under the terms of the agreement, the manufacturing partner will manage the full production cycle for Primech AI's HYTRON bathroom cleaning robots, including manufacturing and assembly based on Primech AI's detailed specifications, implementation of comprehensive quality assurance protocols, performance of rigorous functionality and safety testing, securing necessary certifications to meet international regulatory requirements, and production scheduling and delivery timeline management. The manufacturing agreement covers an initial two-year period and includes provisions for regular quality monitoring, performance reporting, and collaborative development to ensure continuous improvement of manufacturing processes.
"Quality and reliability are foundational to our HYTRON technology, and our manufacturing partner in China brings extensive experience producing sophisticated electronic and robotic systems," added Ng. "This collaboration allows us to leverage specialized manufacturing expertise while ensuring our exacting standards are maintained throughout the production process."
The strategic location in China provides Primech AI with several key advantages. Access to a mature electronics manufacturing ecosystem enables efficient production scaling and quality control. The proximity to specialized component suppliers streamlines the supply chain and reduces procurement lead times. The facility offers scalable production capacity to meet the growing global demand for HYTRON robots, starting with the 300-unit initial target. Finally, the location provides efficient logistics for serving Asian markets, reducing shipping times and transportation costs.
This expansion of manufacturing capabilities in China complements Primech AI's recent product innovations and market expansion initiatives, reinforcing the Company's commitment to meeting growing global demand for its autonomous cleaning solutions.
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