Thermonamic Electronics (Jiangxi) Corp., Ltd is an innovative Hi-Tech company, formed in September 2008 with paid-up capital of RMB seventy million, by Jiangxi Copper Corporation (JCC) (www.jxcc.com) and Thermonamic Electronics (Xiamen) Co., Ltd. The Company locates in the JCC Industry Zone of Torch Hi-tech Zone, Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, covering an area of 30,048 square meters.

Thermonamic focuses on the research and manufacturing of high quality thermoelectric ingots, modules and systems for cooling and converting heat into electricity. The company is awarded the quality management system ISO9000-2000 by SGS. Good quality, high standards of performance and attractive costs of our modules help the company receive millions of orders.

Jiangxi Copper Corporation (JCC) is an extra-large integrated enterprise in China's non-ferrous metals industry and its operation covers copper mining, milling, smelting and refining. JCC also produces the key and scarce elements for thermoelectric -rare metals, such as selenium, tellurium and bismuth and the other scarce resources. The production capacity and quality of the company are one of the tops in China.

Thermonamic Electronics (Xiamen) Co., Ltd. was founded in March 2000 to focus on the research and production of high performance thermoelectric ingots and modules. Thermonamic(Xiamen) had developed an effective and inexpensive way of manufacturing high performance thermoelectric ingots and modules for cooling and converting heat into electricity, after years of hard work. The company was awarded the National Innovation Fund in 2003 for developing high performance and reliable thermoelectric modules for power generation with significant achievements.

Thermonamic Electronics (Jiangxi) Corp., Ltd, gathering the scarce elements for thermoelectric and the self-innovation technology, has committed to its motto: Innovation, excellence, harmony as the core value to provide our customers with excellent performance and quality thermoelectric ingots and modules. The company will continue to put in effort to develop new environmental friendly thermoelectric materials to improve the efficiency on cooling for refrigeration application and on power generation for waste heat recovery and new energy.