Yarward Electronics Co., Ltd. (Stock Abbreviation: Yarward Electronics, Stock Code: 301337), established in 1998, was listed on the Growth Enterprise Market of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on May 26, 2023, becoming a well-known A-share listed company in China specializing in hospital intelligent communication and interaction systems.

The company is a high-tech enterprise and dual-software enterprise, holding over 150 authorized patents and more than 240 software copyrights. In the "2023 China Hospital Comprehensive Ranking" released by Fudan University in November 2024, Yarward Electronics serves 80 of the top 100 hospitals, including renowned medical institutions such as Peking Union Medical College Hospital, China PLA General Hospital, West China Hospital of Sichuan University, and Qilu Hospital of Shandong University.

The company is headquartered in Zibo City, equipped with a national industrial design center, a provincial specialized software engineering technology center, a provincial enterprise technology center, a quality control testing laboratory, and a professional production base. The company has a comprehensive after-sales service system, with 26 regional operation service centers established nationwide to quickly respond to user needs.

The company has set up product architecture R&D centers and technical engineering laboratories in Beijing, Shenzhen, and Jinan, and established two holding subsidiaries, Shandong Baize Information Technology Service Co., Ltd. and Suzhou Yarward Renshu Technology Co., Ltd., focusing on mobile nursing and smart operating room businesses, extending to more medical scenarios. This empowers the company's multi-level, multi-scenario intelligent product system, forming four major medical application areas: smart wards, smart outpatient clinics, smart healthcare, and smart operating rooms.

Yarward Electronics will continue to grow by leveraging the wave of medical informatization, making ongoing contributions to the construction of medical informatization and smart healthcare, and building a "heart" bridge for communication among doctors, nurses, and patients.