Hong Kong, Sept. 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- INNO HOLDINGS INC. (“INNO” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: INHD) is trade-focused building technology and electronic products trading company, dedicated to consistently seeking innovative ways to enhance services and technologies and delivers high-quality products to its customers.
On September 16, 2025, INNO has entered into a Strategic Cooperation Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with STAR LIGHT TELECOM LIMITED (“SLTL”), a partner in the global supply chain sector. The two parties will focus on market expansion and supply chain collaboration. Leveraging SLTL’s global supply chain system and trade channels, INNO will officially enter the markets of the Middle East, Europe, and Africa (MEEA), which is expected to significantly expand its business scale and drive performance growth.
INNO has deep roots in the trade of electronic products and previously focused on the Asia-Pacific region. The MEEA markets have emerged as new growth drivers due to rising consumer demand; however, they pose high barriers in terms of supply chain establishment and localized channel development. Under this cooperation, SLTL will provide warehouse logistics networks, localized resources, and compliance support to help INNO address issues such as cross-border logistics and tariff compliance, reduce trade costs, and shorten the market development cycle.
In response to this development, Mr. Ding Wei, CEO of INNO, conveyed his appreciation, stating, “The MEEA region is a core incremental market, and SLTL’s strengths are highly complementary to ours. We anticipate that within two years, the revenue contribution from this region will bring a substantial boost to the company’s existing business.” He further emphasized, “Meanwhile, the anticipated upcoming Federal Reserve’s rate cuts may also allow INNO to access capital at lower costs, accelerating its business layout in the MEEA region and further fueling business growth. In the interest rate-cut environment, costs in logistics links such as transportation and warehousing are also declining as the financing costs of relevant enterprises decrease. This, in turn, will enhance the profit margin of INNO’s trade business.”
In the future, the two parties will establish a special working group to advance the implementation of product selection, supply chain adaptation, and other related work. INNO stated that it will integrate SLTL’s advantages to optimize its products and services, achieve high-quality development in emerging markets, and create value for its shareholders.