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**

6. **Energy Solutions**

These products are widely used in the power, industrial, transportation, and infrastructure sectors. ABB's products and technologies aim to help customers improve production efficiency and energy efficiency while reducing environmental impact. The company is a leader in the power and automation technology fields, with a product line that covers the entire power value chain from generation to end-users.