Jincheng Group

The Jincheng Group (Chinese: 金城集团) was established in 1949[1][2] and affiliated with China Aviation Industry Corporation I (AVIC I), Jincheng Corporation is a large state-owned enterprise group engaged in five industries, i.e., electromechanic and hydraulic industry, light power industry, vehicle industry, international trade industry and production & service industry. Jincheng Corporation is a hi-tech enterprise, a model enterprise of CIMS Project of the 863 Program and a national "contract-abiding by and credit-emphasizing:enterprise. The brand "Jincheng", with the value of RMB 3.109 billion Yuan, is "Chinese Famous Trademark". The company is headquartered in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China.[3][4][5][6][7][8]

2010 Jincheng JC 150-18 model motorcycle

Jincheng is among the top 500 Chinese large enterprise companies with net assets of US$ 200 million and fixed assets of US$450 million. Motorcycles are a large part of their business, exporting 80 models to almost 40 countries and are ranked top in the Chinese Motorcycle sector.[9] In 2006 Devon Motorcycles, who distribute Jincheng motorcycles in the United States, teamed up with them to make Aprilia motorcycles and engines.[1][10]

Jincheng Gorilla

It is one of the top three leading motorcycle manufacturers in China.[11] Previously a partner with Suzuki,[12] it is a partner with Aprilia. In 2006, it exported more than half a million motorcycles to 50 countries around the world. It has subsidiaries in Argentina, Columbia, and Nigeria.[1]

Suzuki SJ50QT made by Jincheng for Suzuki[12]

Jincheng Group Imp & Exp Co. Ltd. offers international trading and international cooperation services. It imports and exports motorcycles, machinery, special-purpose vehicles, vehicle accessories, equipment, and other products.[13]

The brand name includes manufacture and distribution of at least 77 vehicles, 59 models, types and all kinds of two and three-wheeled motorized vehicles: cargo trikes, cub bikes, motomotorcycles, scooters, underbone motorcycles, moto three-wheelers tricycle trucks, mopeds, 50cc scooters, and 50cc underbone motorcycles, etc.[3][14][15] Notwithstanding the use of the trade name, "Jincheng", the vehicles are manufactured by

  • Jincheng Group Co., Ltd. (a company in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China); and
  • Guangzhou Jincheng Motorcycle Co., Ltd. (a company in Conghua District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China).[3]

See also

References
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  2. Development history AVIC I, Jincheng Corporation
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  11. Ōhara, Moriki (2006). Interfirm relations under late industrialization in China: the supplier system in the motorcycle industry. I.D.E.Occasional Papers Series. Chiba: Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade Organization. p. 26. ISBN 9784258520404.
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