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Richinfo Technology
Richinfo Technology launched in 2004 as a software services firm, founded by Yang Liangzhi, who remains Chairman and Legal Representative. The company listed...
Richinfo Technology
Richinfo Technology launched in 2004 as a software services firm, founded by Yang Liangzhi, who remains Chairman and Legal Representative. The company listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2018 (ticker: 300634.SZ). Its largest shareholders are Shenzhen Bailong Technology and Ji'an Wanhong Technology, holding 20.1% and 15.27% respectively. The firm is classified as a National Key Software Enterprise and maintains CMMI5 certification, the highest level of software engineering maturity. The firm invests and operates across three product lines: smart channels, collaborative office, and intelligent computing services with data intelligence. Its flagship platforms are Rich AICloud, an AI-native cloud-computing solution, and Rich AIBox, an enterprise agent-development and operations platform. Deployment spans telecom, energy, finance, and government clients. Confirmed products include a mobile email client (Rich M@il) listed on Huawei's HarmonyOS marketplace and an AI-powered knowledge-base system. The company's client list prominently features China Mobile as a strategic partner for 5G messaging and cloud services, and its technology serves systems with hundreds of millions of end users. Richinfo Technology employs roughly 4,000 people across five R&D centers in Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, and Chengdu. The company owns the Richinfo Technology Building at its Shenzhen headquarters and operates a Corporate Social Responsibility program. In 2026, the firm earned a spot on the Forbes China Artificial Intelligence Technology Top 50 list, reflecting its push into proprietary large-model development. That same year, it upgraded Rich AIBox to version 2.0, which included a retrieval model that briefly ranked first on a Hugging Face Chinese benchmark. The company's structural differentiator is its position as a listed corporate investor that builds and owns the AI infrastructure its state-owned clients consume, rather than acting as a passive financial backer. It controls an in-house compute layer through Rich AICloud, which handles data governance, model training, and inference. This vertically integrated model — combining a listed balance sheet, five dedicated R&D sites, and direct operational control over client infrastructure — distinguishes it from pure venture investors or third-party software vendors.
General information
Firm type
Corporate Investor
Year founded
2004
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Shenzhen
Corporate office
No. 3176 Keyuan South Road, High-tech Zone Community, Yuehai Street, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Additional offices
Beijing, China · Guangzhou, China · Hangzhou, China · Chengdu, China
Principals
Yang Liangzhi
Chairman and Legal Representative
Andy Xie
Independent Director
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment and strategic decisions at Richinfo Technology?
Yang Liangzhi serves as Chairman and Legal Representative, maintaining operational control since founding the company in 2004. Independent Director Andy Xie — a prominent economist — sits on the board, but the firm does not publicly detail a separate investment committee. Major capital allocation decisions trace to Yang and the board, with Shenzhen Bailong Technology as the largest outside shareholder at 20.1%.
Does Richinfo operate as a pure technology vendor or does it make equity investments?
Richinfo is a listed corporate investor that develops and runs enterprise-AI platforms for clients while making strategic investments in adjacent capabilities. It does not function as a third-party fund. The firm builds proprietary infrastructure — Rich AICloud for computing and Rich AIBox for agent development — and embeds those systems directly inside client operations, particularly for state-owned telecoms and energy companies.
What does Richinfo's full-stack AI capability actually include?
The company organizes its AI capability into three layers under a '1+1+N' methodology. Rich AICloud provides the compute base — private cloud infrastructure, model training, and inference. Rich AIBox is an enterprise platform for building and running AI agents. The applications layer delivers specific tools: AI-driven business intelligence, voice agents, customer-service agents, marketing automation, and knowledge-base retrieval systems.
Which industries does Richinfo explicitly target, and which does it avoid?
Richinfo concentrates on regulated, large-scale Chinese industries: telecom, energy, finance, government, and transportation. Its disclosed client list is dominated by state-owned enterprises, with China Mobile as a named strategic partner. The firm does not target consumer-market apps, small-business SaaS, or non-Chinese enterprises in any disclosed capacity.
How is Richinfo Technology related to its largest shareholders?
Shenzhen Bailong Technology owns a 20.1% stake and Ji'an Wanhong Technology holds 15.27%. The company has not publicly detailed operating agreements or control provisions with either entity. Founder Yang Liangzhi retains the Chairman role and legal-representative authority, suggesting management control remains separate from the concentrated passive shareholding.
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