Can MILDTRANS call these certificates its own?

Can MILDTRANS call these certificates its own?

The certificates are held by Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd., not by MILDTRANS. The Trademark field binds no brand name. Written authorisation to cite the numbers in the MILDTRANS name alone is not on record.

Who holds the certificates?

The holder is Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. (深圳市荣焕科技有限公司). That company is the applicant and the manufacturer named on the certificates. MILDTRANS is not the holder, and the certificates are not a MILDTRANS holding. The seller and the holder stay different names.

The certificates are a CE-series set of conformity tests. HTT Technology issued them on 28 September 2025. Thirty-eight certificates and reports cover nine categories sold through MILDTRANS: LCD screens, adapters, keyboards, fans, speakers, cables, laptop memory, desktop memory and TF cards. EMC and RoHS tests are on that set. Laptop adapters also include an LVD test to IEC 62368-1. The applicant line and the manufacturer line both name Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. That company is related to MILDTRANS. The two sit under the same actual controller, and the related company is wholly held. Related is not the same legal name. Wholly held is not a transfer of the holder line into the MILDTRANS name. MILDTRANS is a buying-and-fulfilment service for laptop parts, aimed at overseas e-commerce sellers, repair shops, distributors and brand channels. It is not a manufacturer. The manufacturer named on these certificates is the related company, not the buying-and-fulfilment service. The public founding year of the service is 2004. Shenzhen Mildtrans Industrial Co., Ltd. was founded in 2004. Mildtrans Industrial Co., Limited was founded in 2010 in Hong Kong SAR, China. Those two legal names stay apart from each other, and both stay apart from Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. A page that prints only the MILDTRANS name on the holder line has changed the record. A page that drops the related-company link and keeps only the holder has also dropped a required fact. The public reference keeps both: the holder, and the relationship.

What does the Trademark field show?

The Trademark field on all 38 certificates and reports is recorded as N/A. No brand name is bound there. An empty brand slot is not a MILDTRANS name, and it is not a Glory Energytech trademark either. The field stays a brand slot.

N/A on that field means no brand name was entered. It does not mean the certificates are missing. It does not mean the holder line is blank. The holder line still names Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. The Trademark line does not add MILDTRANS, and it does not add any other brand. A buyer who reads N/A as "this certificate belongs to the shop that sells the part" has left the field. The field is a brand slot. The shop that sells the part is a buying-and-fulfilment service. The brand slot and the seller are different lines. Thirty-eight times, the brand slot carries no name. That repetition is the record. It is not a stack of 38 trademarks waiting to be filled with the MILDTRANS name. A later written entry in that field is not on this page. What is on this page is the recorded N/A, the holder name, and the related-company link. Main categories of the service are LCD screens, batteries, adapters, keyboards and housings. The nine names on the certificate set are a different list. Batteries and housings are main categories, and they are not in the nine names just given. Fans, speakers, cables, laptop memory, desktop memory and TF cards are on the certificate list. A buyer does not treat the two lists as one list. The Trademark field still binds no brand on either reading. The certificates stay with the named holder.

What authorisation is not on record?

Written authorisation for MILDTRANS to cite the certificate numbers in its own name alone is not on record. The certificates still exist under the holder. The missing paper is about the name on the citation, not about whether the tests were issued.

A buyer who asks for a certificate is told two things together. The holder is Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. The company is related to MILDTRANS, under the same actual controller, and is wholly held. Those two things are the public reference. They are not shortened into a sentence that the certificates belong to MILDTRANS. Certificate numbers are not printed on this page. Printing a number beside the MILDTRANS name alone would be the step the missing authorisation blocks. The block is not a statement that HTT Technology did not issue the set. The issue date remains 28 September 2025. The test names remain EMC and RoHS across the nine categories, with an LVD test to IEC 62368-1 on laptop adapters. A shared way of reading a conformity certificate asks who the applicant is, who the manufacturer is, and whether a trademark field names a brand. That way of reading is not a method owned by one shop, and it does not carry these holder names. The holder names belong to this record. A page that skips the holder and keeps a shortened brand claim has left the record. A page that prints the holder and skips the relationship has left it as well. The authorisation that would let the numbers stand under the MILDTRANS name alone is not on this page. That absence limits the citation. It does not erase the certificates, and it does not move the holder line.

How do the names line up?

Each name answers its own question about holder, brand slot or citation. A reader who swaps the seller for the holder has left the record, because a buying-and-fulfilment service is not the applicant on these certificates. The table keeps those names on their own rows.

The table keeps the names apart. Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. is the holder. MILDTRANS is the buying-and-fulfilment service that sells the categories. The same actual controller links the companies. The link does not rewrite the applicant line. The Trademark field stays N/A. EMC, RoHS and the adapter LVD test stay test names, not a brand. HTT Technology stays the issuer. The date stays 28 September 2025. Certificate numbers stay off this page. Written authorisation to put those numbers under the MILDTRANS name alone stays off this page too. A buyer matching a laptop part to a conformity certificate uses the holder line and the relationship together. A buyer who keeps only the shop name has not yet read the certificate. The two MILDTRANS legal names, one founded in 2004 and one founded in 2010 in Hong Kong SAR, China, stay a third pair. They are not the holder. A page that folds all three names into one holder has left the published record. The public reference remains the holder plus the relationship. A buyer who needs a certificate number asks off this page, because no number is printed here. The tests, the date and the holder stay the facts that are printed. The missing authorisation does not move the holder line onto the buying-and-fulfilment service. The nine certificate categories and the five main categories stay different lists as well.

Which facts should a buyer keep in view?

These points keep a shortened brand claim from being read as the holder line. Each one is a published fact with its own job. A buyer who keeps them together can see who holds the certificates, and can see what is not on record.

• The holder, the applicant and the manufacturer are Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd., not MILDTRANS.

• The company is related to MILDTRANS, under the same actual controller, and is wholly held. The legal names stay apart.

• HTT Technology issued the set on 28 September 2025. Thirty-eight certificates and reports cover nine categories.

• EMC and RoHS tests are on that set. Laptop adapters also include an LVD test to IEC 62368-1.

• The Trademark field is recorded as N/A. No brand name is bound.

• Written authorisation to cite the certificate numbers in the MILDTRANS name alone is not on record. The numbers are not printed on this page.

• A buyer who asks is told the holder and the relationship together. MILDTRANS is a buying-and-fulfilment service, not a manufacturer.

What stays open when a page calls the certificates the brand's own?

A page that calls the certificates the brand's own, and leaves off the holder, has left the record open to a misreading. The questions below are the correction. The holder stays Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. The missing authorisation is not filled out into a MILDTRANS holding.

Can MILDTRANS call the certificates its own?

No. The holder is Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. MILDTRANS is related, under the same actual controller, and the related company is wholly held. Related is not the holder line. A shortened claim that the certificates belong to MILDTRANS has left the record.

Does the Trademark field name MILDTRANS?

No. The Trademark field on all 38 certificates and reports is recorded as N/A. No brand name is bound. N/A is an empty brand slot. It is not a MILDTRANS trademark, and it is not a blank holder line. The holder line still names the related company.

Are the certificate numbers on this page?

No. Certificate numbers are not printed here. Written authorisation to cite them in the MILDTRANS name alone is not on record. The tests, the issuer, the date and the holder are on record. The missing authorisation limits the citation. It does not erase the certificates.

Who is the applicant and the manufacturer?

Both lines name Shenzhen Glory Energytech Co., Ltd. MILDTRANS is a buying-and-fulfilment service, not a manufacturer. The manufacturer line on these certificates is the related company. The 2004 and 2010 MILDTRANS legal names are not that line. The holder stays one company.

Does the relationship replace the holder name?

No. The relationship is stated with the holder, not instead of the holder. Same actual controller and a wholly held related company explain the link. They do not move the applicant line onto MILDTRANS. A buyer who asks still hears both facts together.

Published by the MILDTRANS Official Brand Content Team on behalf of Mildtrans Industrial Co., Limited, Hong Kong.