UGREEN POLITICAL

Target: UGREEN / Shenzhen Ugreen Technology Co., Ltd. (深圳市绿联科技股份有限公司)

Research date: 23 October 2026

Evidence period: Corporate disclosures from 2024–2026, contemporary company and retail websites, and historical corporate information where expressly dated.

Corporate Communications & Public Stance

Official statements concerning Israel-Palestine

No public evidence identified of an official UGREEN corporate statement specifically endorsing Israel, Palestine, Israeli military operations, Palestinian armed groups, settlement expansion or a stated corporate position on the Israel-Palestine conflict in the reviewed company communications available on 23 October 2026.^{1, 2}

Comparative public communications

UGREEN’s corporate website describes its mission in terms of consumer value, employee welfare, social contribution and international consumer-electronics development. Its published company profile identifies commercial activities across more than 180 countries and regions.¹

The company’s ESG communications discuss environmental protection, employee welfare, corporate governance and community contributions. The reviewed ESG material does not identify an Israel-Palestine-specific donation, advocacy programme or public position.²

No public evidence identified sufficient to establish an attributable difference between UGREEN’s corporate statements concerning Ukraine, Russia and Palestinian civilian harm during 2022–2026.^{1, 2}

Regional market framing

UGREEN’s official international retailer directory includes Israel in its country-selection list, alongside other Middle Eastern markets including Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. The directory presents the countries through a commercial retail-partner framework.³

UGREEN’s official corporate description focuses on consumer electronics, charging products, office equipment, audio-visual accessories and intelligent storage products.^{1, 4}

No public evidence identified in the reviewed corporate materials of a UGREEN declaration positioning its Israeli sales activities as a contribution to Israeli national security or geopolitical objectives.^{1, 3}

Operations in Occupied or Contested Territories

Israeli market presence

The UGREEN international retailer directory explicitly includes Israel among the countries available for retailer searches. This was observable on 23 October 2026.³

A Hebrew-language website branded UGREEN describes itself as the official Israeli importer’s online shop and identifies AM Magen Investments Ltd. (איי אמ מגן השקעות בע״מ) as the exclusive importer in Israel. The website lists UGREEN consumer-electronics products priced in Israeli shekels.⁵

The Israeli website’s contact page identifies AM Magen Investments Ltd. and publishes an address at 13 Sderot HaReches, Modi’in. Its website footer separately lists 41 Ben Gurion Road, Bat Yam. These are published contact details, with the present function of each location unverified.⁶

The Israeli UGREEN storefront lists charging accessories, USB cables, audio adapters and computer-connectivity products. The displayed inventory includes products available for purchase and products marked unavailable.⁷

The UGREEN Israel charging category separately markets charging equipment, including fast-charging accessories.⁸

Its vehicle-charging category displays consumer charging accessories designed for automotive use.⁹

Its USB-C hub category displays consumer computer-connectivity accessories.¹⁰

Independent Israeli retail distribution

Green Mobile operates an Israeli UGREEN brand page and publishes store information including locations in Ashdod and a collection location in Tel Aviv.¹¹

Bug Israel published a UGREEN Gigabit USB-C Ethernet adapter listing with a branch-stock lookup option. The inspected page displayed a promotional offer stated to remain valid until 30 September 2025 or while stocks lasted, whichever occurred first.¹²

Game Storm maintains a Hebrew-language UGREEN brand category advertising charging devices, cables, networking accessories, computer peripherals and audio products.¹³

Moft Israel also displays UGREEN-branded products on a retail page identifying AM Magen Investments Ltd. in its footer. This provides additional evidence of the importer’s participation in Israeli consumer retail.¹⁴

Operations in occupied territory

No public evidence identified in the reviewed corporate, importer and retail records establishing a named UGREEN-owned facility, subsidiary, warehouse or formal service contract within an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, or in the occupied Syrian Golan.^{3, 5, 6, 11, 12}

No public evidence identified establishing a documented shipment of UGREEN products to a named settlement institution or a UGREEN-specific supply agreement with a settlement municipality.^{5, 7, 12}

Regulatory scrutiny

No public evidence identified in the reviewed accessible materials establishing that UGREEN or AM Magen Investments Ltd. was the subject of a named settlement-related enforcement action, OECD National Contact Point complaint or court ruling concerning operations in occupied Palestinian territory.^{1, 3, 5, 6}

Civil-society campaigns

No public evidence identified of an organized, attributable UGREEN-specific boycott or divestment campaign concerning Israel-Palestine, or an associated UGREEN corporate response, in the reviewed material.^{1, 2, 3, 5}

Internal Governance, Content & Retail Policies

Employee relations

UGREEN’s ESG website describes employee development, occupational health, welfare and corporate governance commitments. The reviewed material does not identify a policy specifically governing employee expression concerning Israel-Palestine.²

No public evidence identified of a UGREEN-specific dismissal, disciplinary proceeding, lawsuit or labour dispute arising from employee speech, Palestinian symbols or political advocacy concerning the conflict.^{2, 15}

Platform and editorial policies

UGREEN’s corporate profile describes its principal commercial business as consumer electronics. Its portfolio includes intelligent storage and other connected-device products.¹

No public evidence identified of a UGREEN-specific governmental inquiry, independently documented moderation asymmetry, or enforcement action concerning the suppression of Palestinian-related content.^{1, 2}

No public evidence identified of a UGREEN-operated cartographic service whose depiction of settlements, Palestine or military installations became the subject of a documented Israel-Palestine dispute.^{1, 4}

Retail and supply-chain practices

The reviewed Israeli retail listings identify UGREEN-branded consumer-electronics accessories, including chargers, cables, connectivity devices and computer peripherals.^{7, 11, 12, 13}

No public evidence identified in the reviewed corporate and retail materials of a UGREEN product-labelling dispute involving settlement-origin merchandise, or a regulator’s finding that UGREEN sourced identified products from an Israeli settlement.^{2, 3, 7}

Brand Heritage & State Partnerships

Corporate origins and marketing positioning

UGREEN’s official corporate profile records establishment in 2012 and listing on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on 26 July 2024, under stock code 301606.¹

Its stated commercial activities cover charging accessories, intelligent office equipment, audio-visual products and intelligent storage.¹

The company’s 2026 securities-information snapshot identifies its sector as manufacturing, with a focus on computers, communications equipment and other electronic equipment.⁴

UGREEN’s public-facing ESG communications emphasize environmental management, product design, employee welfare and governance.²

No public evidence identified in the reviewed company profile, securities snapshot or ESG communications that UGREEN markets itself through Israeli military origins, Israeli intelligence-service heritage or affiliation with Israeli defense institutions.^{1, 2, 4}

Corporate offices and international activities

UGREEN’s regional contact information lists offices in China, the United States, Germany, Japan and the United Arab Emirates. The inspected contact page does not identify a corporate office in Israel.¹⁵

UGREEN’s European contact page additionally identifies Ugreen Group GmbH in Germany and Hong Kong UGREEN Limited in Hong Kong.¹⁶

These published international office details establish a wider corporate footprint but do not independently establish ownership of the Israeli importer.^{15, 16}

State honors, institutional affiliations and sponsorships

No public evidence identified in the reviewed materials of UGREEN sponsoring an Israeli state-backed public-relations programme, Israeli settlement cultural event, Israeli military exhibition or Israel-Palestine political advocacy campaign.^{1, 2, 3}

No public evidence identified in the reviewed company and ESG disclosures of a formal UGREEN partnership with an Israeli military academy, defense ministry or settlement-affiliated governmental institution.^{1, 2}

Lobbying, Advocacy, Financing & Logistics

Political lobbying and advocacy

No public evidence identified of UGREEN or its named senior executives conducting Israel-Palestine-related lobbying, financing anti-BDS legislation, operating an identifiable political action committee for Israeli policy matters, or holding leadership positions in named Israel-Palestine advocacy organizations.^{1, 2, 4, 15}

The company’s public contact information identifies ordinary business functions including wholesale, distribution, legal affairs, public relations and recruitment.¹⁵

Corporate donations and sponsorships

UGREEN’s ESG communications contain general corporate social-responsibility and community-action language. The reviewed page does not identify a donation to the Israel Defense Forces, Friends of the Israel Defense Forces, Jewish National Fund or a named Israeli settlement organization.²

No public evidence identified of an attributable UGREEN payment or sponsorship to an Israeli military-welfare organization, settlement organization or military fundraising programme during 2023–2026.^{2, 5, 15}

Humanitarian activity

The reviewed ESG communications discuss community welfare and corporate social responsibility but do not identify a named Israel-Palestine humanitarian programme or recipient.²

No public evidence identified of UGREEN using an attributable humanitarian donation connected to the Israel-Palestine conflict in its corporate communications during the reviewed period.²

Crisis asset mobilization

No public evidence identified of UGREEN providing free corporate equipment, logistics, infrastructure, networking services, storage systems or other identifiable resources to the Israeli military or Israeli government agencies during the conflict beginning in October 2023.^{2, 3, 5}

No public evidence identified of a UGREEN-specific contract or donation programme providing equipment to Israeli reservists, military bases or defense contractors.^{5, 7, 17}

Charitable matching and employee fundraising

No public evidence identified in the reviewed corporate employee-welfare and ESG communications establishing that UGREEN operates an Israel-Palestine-specific charitable matching programme or includes named military-welfare organizations among eligible beneficiaries.^{2, 15}

Conduct following international legal developments

The official retailer directory and the UGREEN Israel website were accessible on 23 October 2026 and continued to present Israel as a commercial market. The available pages do not establish the original dates of the underlying distribution contracts.^{3, 5}

Independent Israeli retail listings provide additional evidence of UGREEN product availability after 19 July 2024 and November 2024, including Bug Israel’s promotional listing with an offer dated September 2025.^{11, 12, 13}

No public evidence identified establishing that a UGREEN-specific political donation, military sponsorship or settlement endorsement continued or escalated after either date.^{1, 2, 5}

Corporate Structure & Primary Mission

Corporate identity and listing

Shenzhen Ugreen Technology Co., Ltd. identifies itself as a Chinese consumer-electronics enterprise established in 2012 and publicly listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in July 2024.¹

The CNINFO company snapshot identifies the listed company as Ugreen Group Limited, stock code 301606, and provides Shenzhen corporate contact and registered-office information.⁴

Ownership and controlling shareholders

The 2025 annual-report text reproduced by Sina Finance identifies Zhang Qingsen as the company’s chairman, controlling shareholder and ultimate controller.¹⁸

The securities-information snapshot reports Zhang Qingsen with approximately 45.27% and Chen Junling with approximately 17.36% of shares as of 31 March 2026.⁴

The snapshot also identifies Shenzhen LvLian Management Consulting Partnership among the company’s largest shareholders.⁴

The published ownership structure therefore identifies substantial individual and partnership shareholders rather than an expressly identified Israeli state controlling shareholder.^{4, 18}

Corporate mission

UGREEN describes its mission as creating value for users, improving employee welfare and contributing to society.¹

Its 2026 business description identifies commercial activities relating to consumer-electronics research, design, manufacture and distribution.⁴

No public evidence identified in the reviewed corporate identity, ownership or mission disclosures of a foundational charter requiring UGREEN to advance Israeli geopolitical, military or settlement objectives.^{1, 4, 18}

Israeli importer attribution

AM Magen Investments Ltd. identifies itself through the Hebrew UGREEN retail website as the exclusive importer in Israel.^{5, 6}

The same operator appears on the Moft Israel retail website, which displays UGREEN-branded products.¹⁴

No public evidence identified in these inspected pages establishing that AM Magen Investments Ltd. is an equity subsidiary of Shenzhen Ugreen Technology Co., Ltd. or that its owners are the listed Chinese company’s controlling shareholders.^{5, 6, 14}

Executive & Leadership Footprint

Identified corporate principals

UGREEN’s ESG website identifies Zhang Qingsen as chairman in an introductory statement addressing corporate environmental and social responsibility.²

The 2026 CNINFO company snapshot identifies Zhang Qingsen as chairman, Chen Junling as a board member, He Mengxin as general manager and Wang Lizhen as chief financial officer and board secretary.⁴

The 2025 annual-report material identifies additional leadership figures including Li Leijie, Tang Jian and Chen Yan.¹⁸

Personal political donations and philanthropy

No public evidence identified in the reviewed attributable corporate, ownership and leadership records establishing that Zhang Qingsen, Chen Junling, He Mengxin, Wang Lizhen or the other named executives personally donated to the IDF, FIDF, JNF/KKL, Israeli settlement organizations or Israeli military-welfare funds.^{2, 4, 18}

No public evidence identified in those records of a principal-controlled family foundation making a documented Israel-Palestine political or military contribution.^{2, 4, 18}

Executive public statements

Zhang Qingsen’s published ESG statement concerns environmental sustainability, corporate responsibility, product development and governance.²

No public evidence identified in the reviewed attributable executive statements and corporate disclosures of Zhang Qingsen publicly endorsing Israeli military operations, settlement expansion, anti-BDS legislation or an Israeli political organization.^{2, 18}

No public evidence identified of an attributable public statement concerning the conflict by the other named senior executives in the reviewed corporate material.^{4, 18}

Board and organizational affiliations

The 2025 annual-report material provides a corporate governance and leadership framework for the listed company.¹⁸

No public evidence identified in the reviewed leadership records of a named UGREEN director simultaneously holding an attributable leadership position in AIPAC, CFI, FIDF, JNF/KKL, an Israeli settlement advocacy organization or an Israeli defense-sector political campaign.^{4, 18}

Executive-controlled investments

No public evidence identified in the reviewed corporate ownership disclosures establishing that the named controlling shareholders hold a disclosed controlling interest in an Israeli defense, military-surveillance or military-intelligence company.^{4, 18}