On September 9 (local time in the U.S.), reports indicated that Apple was set to unveil its first foldable smartphone at its autumn product launch event. Several Chinese companies have secured roles in supplying components for the device, primarily in secondary support categories such as UTG glass, hinge mechanisms, MIM precision parts, thermal management solutions, and FPCs. Given Apple’s stringent supplier management protocols, most companies have refrained from publicly disclosing client or order-specific information.

Recently, investor inquiries were directed to eight closely monitored A-share listed companies operating within this sector. Among them, Furong Technology explicitly confirmed its absence from Apple’s foldable smartphone supply chain. Meanwhile, several other firms declined to provide detailed order information, citing client confidentiality agreements and other operational considerations.