Guofu
Phone Mounts
Phone mounts from a 2004 Shenzhen electronics company with its own import/export code — court-record flags for unpaid judgments are disclosed up front and no Verified stamp is carried.
Mounts offered, producer to be named.
Phone Mounts
The application names phone mounts as the product. Specify the type — car vent, dashboard, windscreen, bike, desk or magnetic — plus clamp range, materials and packaging. No catalogue or photos were supplied.
Magnetic Mounts
Magnetic mounts use strong magnets that can be restricted as magnetised material in air freight. Ask for magnetic-field test results for air shipment and for compatibility claims with any phone accessory standard.
Wireless-Charging Mounts
If a mount charges the phone, it becomes a radio and electrical product: FCC authorisation in the US, CE under the Radio Equipment Directive in the EU, UKCA in the UK, plus battery and power-adapter safety. Ask whose name the certificates are in.
Emergency Chargers
The company’s licensed production items are radio gifts and emergency chargers, and a trade directory lists USB chargers and gift items. Ask whether chargers are still made and whether they carry current safety certification.
Radio & Gift Electronics
Radio gift products are the other licensed production item from the company’s early registration. Treat these as legacy lines unless a current catalogue shows otherwise.
Private-Label Accessories
Small electronics accessories can be packed under a buyer’s brand. Agree product liability and warranty terms carefully given the company’s court record.
What the registry confirms, and what stays open.
Court-Record Flags — Read First
The registry risk summary read on 2026-09-10 lists the company as placed under a court consumption restriction (a flag marked important), and its history includes a listing as a dishonest judgment debtor, two enforcement cases, a consumption-restriction order and a case closed without full enforcement. The case lists show these entries as historical. In China these measures are imposed when a company fails to pay a court judgment. Ask for the court documents showing the judgments were satisfied and the restriction lifted before paying any deposit.
An Old Company with Its Own Export Code
The company was registered in November 2004 and holds import/export enterprise code 4403769153276, registered with Shenzhen Customs in June 2010. Import and export business is in its registered scope. It can declare exports in its own name.
Licensed to Make Chargers, Not Mounts
The general scope is technical development and trading of electronic products; the licensed production items are radio gifts and emergency chargers. Phone mounts are not a licensed production item, so the producer of the mounts should be named.
No Insured Staff, Moving Addresses
The latest annual report on record lists no insured staff, against 50–100 stated. The registered address has moved between Guangming and Longgang and now reads Building 6, 36 Zhikang Road, Gongming, Guangming, matching the application. Ask for photos of the premises and any production equipment.
Another Source Listed Penalties
A different commercial registry source consulted on 2026-09-08 listed seven administrative penalties and one court case without details. The source read on 2026-09-10 does not show them. Ask for a credit report from Credit China covering penalties.
No Product Documentation
No catalogue, photos, certificates or test reports were provided; ISO 9001, SGS, CE and REACH were ticked without documents. The company’s only trademark lapsed without renewal.
What was checked — and what the check found.
Not verified. The credit code passes the national check-digit rule and the company has been active since 2004 with an import/export code. But the registry risk summary flags a court consumption restriction, and the history shows a dishonest-debtor listing, enforcement cases and a case closed without full enforcement — the measures Chinese courts impose for unpaid judgments. Per ChinaMakersHub practice, no Verified stamp is carried while such flags stand. Also open: phone mounts are not among its licensed production items, no staff are insured, and no product documents were provided. What would change it: court documents showing the judgments satisfied and restrictions lifted, and the named mount producer.
A Shenzhen electronics company, read off the record in full.
Shenzhen Guofu Electronics Co., Ltd. (深圳市国富电子有限公司) was registered in November 2004 in Shenzhen and now lists its address in Gongming, Guangming. It has applied to ChinaMakersHub to sell phone mounts; its registration dates from a business making radio gifts and emergency chargers.
It has two decades of registration, a sole shareholder and its own import/export code since 2010. It also has a court record that buyers must weigh: a consumption restriction flagged in the current risk summary, and a history of dishonest-debtor listing and enforcement for unpaid judgments.
ChinaMakersHub lists it with that record in full and without a Verified stamp. Buyers should resolve the court position first, then identify who makes the mounts. Contact routes through ChinaMakersHub; direct details are exchanged after first inquiry.
From 2004, on the record.
Company registered in Shenzhen
Shenzhen Guofu Electronics Co., Ltd. is registered in November 2004 with electronics trading and licensed production of radio gifts and emergency chargers. Confirmed on the enterprise record.
Import/export code
The company registers with Shenzhen Customs on 2010-06-01 and receives import/export code 4403769153276.
Address changes
Registration changes in September 2020 move the address from an industrial park in Guangming to Buji, Longgang; it has since been changed back to Gongming, Guangming.
Court enforcement
The record shows a dishonest-debtor listing, two enforcement cases, a consumption-restriction order and a case closed without full enforcement; the current risk summary still flags the consumption restriction.
Listed on ChinaMakersHub
Registry read 2026-09-10: active, export code, court-record flags. Listed without a Verified stamp; court status, mount producer, headcount and documentation are open.
Who might buy here, and how carefully.
Accessory Importers
Car and desk mounts in small quantities. Resolve the court-record question before contracting; use secure payment terms.
E-Commerce Sellers
Phone mounts are a high-volume online accessory. Marketplaces may require product safety documents and supplier verification.
Buyers of Wireless-Charging Mounts
Require FCC, RED or UKCA documentation in the right holder’s name, and battery and adapter safety reports.
Promotional Buyers
Branded mounts and chargers for giveaways. Test samples and confirm packaging and logo methods.
Trading Companies
An exporter with its own code. Verify whether the court record affects its ability to sign and receive payment.
Buyers Using Escrow or Letters of Credit
Where a supplier’s court record is unresolved, payment protection matters more than price.
Sourcing guides for this category
What Documents to Request From a Chinese Supplier Before Your First Order
The 27-Point China Factory Audit Checklist
CE, FCC and Product Certification for China-Made Goods
Importing from China: The Compliance Checklist by Market
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Guofu Electronics offer?
Phone mounts, according to its application. Its registered licensed production items are radio gifts and emergency chargers.
Why is there no Verified stamp?
The registry risk summary read on 2026-09-10 flags a court consumption restriction, and the company’s history includes a dishonest-debtor listing and enforcement cases for unpaid judgments. ChinaMakersHub does not stamp companies while such flags stand.
What is a consumption restriction?
A Chinese court order restricting a judgment debtor’s high spending, imposed when it has not paid a judgment. A dishonest-debtor listing is a stronger measure for debtors able but unwilling to pay. Both are normally removed once the judgment is satisfied.
Can it export?
Yes on paper: it holds import/export code 4403769153276 from Shenzhen Customs, registered in 2010, and import/export is in its scope.
Does it make the phone mounts?
Not established. Phone mounts are not among its licensed production items and no staff are insured. Ask for the name of the producer.
What are the MOQ and lead times?
The application states an MOQ of 50 pieces, sampling in 3–7 days and production in 25–30 days — the application form’s own example figures.
What did the ChinaMakersHub check find?
Run on 2026-09-10 against Chinese enterprise records: active, registered November 2004, RMB 500,000 registered capital, one individual shareholder; electronics trading and import/export, licensed production of radio gifts and emergency chargers; import/export code since 2010; no insured staff. Risk: a consumption restriction flagged in the risk summary, with dishonest-debtor, enforcement, restriction and closed-case entries in its history; another registry source listed seven administrative penalties. No product documentation.
Talk to Guofu Phone Mounts directly.
Send the mount type, materials, charging requirement, quantity and target market. Ask first for court documents showing judgments satisfied and restrictions lifted, then for the producer of the mounts, samples and certification. Use protected payment terms. ChinaMakersHub will route the request.