On January 4th, according to Blue Whale coverage, it was learned from people familiar with the matter that Romas has launched a restructuring plan called the "Rebirth Plan" internally, and the relevant project approval work will be officially launched in January 2026. According to the plan, the company strives to complete the capital introduction and restructuring work in Quarter 1, synchronously re-obtain the new 3C certification, and fully restore the product sales system.

According to the above-mentioned people familiar with the matter, Romas has held talks with well-known investment institutions such as Sequoia Capital and GSJ Venture Capital, and some institutions have expressed investment intentions. At the same time, Romas has also negotiated debt-to-equity swap solutions with a number of suppliers, and promised to gradually pay off the relevant arrears after the company achieves profitability.

Romas is a consumer electronics company founded in Shenzhen in 2012. It mainly produces 3C digital peripheral products such as mobile power supplies, outdoor power supplies, data charging cables, and power adapters.

In June last year, Romas power bank was banned by many universities in Beijing due to self-explosion and spontaneous combustion incident, which attracted widespread attention. Since then, Romas issued an apology statement and announced the recall of some power banks. The reason for the recall is the problem of some battery raw materials. Very few products may overheat during use and have potential safety hazards. According to CCTV news, Romas has recalled 167,000 power banks (accounting for 34.1% of the total recall), and the refund amount is 2283.7 million yuan.