Company overview. Shenzhen TCL New Technologies Co., Ltd. (also rendered Shenzhen TCL New Technology Co., Ltd.; Chinese: 深圳TCL新技术有限公司) is a Shenzhen-based operating subsidiary of TCL Electronics Holdings Limited (HKEX: 1070), which sits under TCL Industries Holdings Co., Ltd. — the smart-terminal half of TCL after its 2019 split from TCL Technology Group. The entity was registered on 6 April 1999 and traces its lineage to TTK Home Appliances (Huizhou), founded 1981. Registered capital is HK$10 million; registered address is 9/F, Building D4, TCL International E City, 1001 Zhongshan Park Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. Ultimate controller is Li Dongsheng. It does not publish standalone financials; Chinese registry data lists roughly 1,577 insured employees, while parent TCL Industries reports ~60,000–70,000 group employees and 2023 group revenue of about CNY 120.3 billion.
Products / operations. A genuine manufacturer and seller, not a shell. TCL Electronics' own filings describe it as a principal subsidiary whose principal activity is "manufacture and sale of TV products." Its registered scope covers TV and smart-electronics software development, smart home/community systems, sales of smart products and electronic components, and manufacturing of DVD home-theater systems, set-top boxes, digital communications equipment and satellite receivers. Trade-mark filings list televisions, displays, mobile phones, projectors, routers and related software.
Litigation posture. Defensive only. Across the tracked data it appears as defendant in 1 case and plaintiff in 0, consistent with an operating company being targeted rather than an NPE asserting an acquired portfolio. The single tracked matter sits at the U.S. International Trade Commission (Section 337), not a district-court venue.
Notable case. DivX, LLC v. TCL Technology Group Corp. et al. (ITC, complaint filed 24 November 2021) named the company among TCL respondents alongside TCL Electronics Holdings, TTE Technology and TCL King, over DivX video-processing/smart-TV patents. An earlier 2020 DivX ITC complaint (Inv. No. 337-TA-1222) also named the entity; that investigation ended by settlement in 2022. The company has since been named in a later ITC smart-television action, reflecting recurring patent exposure over display and video technology.