ABB is a global leader in power and automation technology, headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. [1][2] The company was formed in 1988 by the merger of Sweden's ASEA and Switzerland's BBC Brown Boveri. [1][2]

ABB's main business areas include:

1. Electric power technology

2. Industrial automation

3. Robotics

4. Motors and generators

5. Energy solutions

6. Railway train system [2][4]

The company is committed to providing power, industrial, transportation and infrastructure customers with solutions that help them improve production efficiency and energy efficiency while reducing adverse environmental impact [1].

ABB has subsidiaries or offices in about 100 countries and employs about 150,000 people. [1][2] The company has been included in the Fortune Global 500 list for 23 consecutive years, ranking 314th in 2018. [2][4]

In China, ABB's business dates back to 1907. ABB established its first joint venture in Xiamen in 1992 and moved its China headquarters to Beijing in 1994. [1]

ABB shares are listed on several stock exchanges, including Switzerland, Sweden, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany. [2][4] The majority of the company's revenue comes from Europe (more than 50%), followed by Asia, the Middle East and Africa (about 20%) and the Americas (about 25%). [2][4]

Certainly! Here is the translation of ABB's main products into English:

1. **Power Technology Products:**

   - Transformers (including power transformers and distribution transformers)

   - High, medium, and low voltage switchgear

   - Transmission and distribution systems

2. **Industrial Automation Products:**

   - Control systems

   - Measurement devices

   - Motors and generators

   - Drive systems

3. **Robotics Technology:**

   - Industrial robots

   - Robot control systems

4. **Low Voltage Products:**

   - Circuit breakers

   - Switches

   - Control and automation products

   - Automatic transfer switchgear

5. **Railway Train Systems**