Company overview. TCL Moka International Ltd. (legal name TCL Moka International Limited) is a Hong Kong private company incorporated on 18 March 2013 (company no. 1876552) and headquartered in Hong Kong. It is a 100%-owned subsidiary of Moka International Limited (茂佳国际), a BVI holding company, which in turn sits under TCL Technology Group Corporation (TCL科技, Shenzhen Stock Exchange: 000100.SZ); TCL Technology acquired Moka International for RMB 2.8 billion in 2020. No employee count is published for this entity specifically. Per TCL Technology's 2024 disclosure, TCL Moka International Ltd. had total assets of RMB 8.29 billion and net assets of RMB 577 million at end-2024.
Products / operations. TCL Moka International Ltd. functions as Moka's overseas sales and export platform and as a holding company within TCL's display-terminal contract-manufacturing (ODM) business. Its parent group designs and makes televisions, monitors, and commercial displays at plants in Huizhou (China), Tijuana (Mexico), and India, ranking among the world's top three large-size display ODM shippers. Trade records show TCL Moka International exporting roughly 145,000 shipments (about US$490 million tracked value, 2021–2024) of TV panels, set parts, and accessories to markets including India, Mexico, and Russia.
Patent-litigation posture. TCL Moka International is an operating-company defendant, not an NPE: it appears in one tracked case, as a defendant (0 plaintiff appearances). It was named alongside more than a dozen TCL affiliates — including TCL Technology Group, TCL Electronics Holdings, TTE Corporation, and TCL Moka Manufacturing — in VideoLabs, Inc. v. TCL Technology Group Corporation et al. (2:25-cv-00161), filed 10 February 2025 in the Eastern District of Texas (Marshall Division), a venue known for heavy NPE filings.
Notable context. Plaintiff VideoLabs is a patent assertion entity (per Unified Patents) asserting H.264/video-coding and streaming patents against TCL smart TVs, projectors, phones, and tablets, plus the TCLtv+ service. TCL defendants moved to dismiss for improper service and insufficient pleading; Unified Patents' litigation database lists the case as closed as of November 2025. Sources: TCL Technology securities disclosures, Unified Patents, Hong Kong corporate records, and customs/trade databases.