Market & Industry
FAW Xiali: plans to sold 15% shares of Tianjin FAW Toyota Motors to shareholders

On the night of August 21th, FAW Xiali released an Announcement of Suspension of Trading in relation to material asset restructuring by the Board, in which the company plans to sell 15% shares of Tianjin FAW Toyota Motors (TFTM) to its controlling shareholder, FAW Group. It’s expected that a total of RMB 2.5b will be obtained and increase FAW Xiali’s current profit. FAW Xiali still holds 15% shares of TFTM after the asset transfer. The trade is expected to form a material asset restructuring, and the company stock will face a suspension of trading from August 22th.

Aug. 24 , 2016
Yuejin Has Become a Part of SAIC in China

SAIC YueJin, the second commercial vehicle subsidiary of SAIC Group in China, may be established in November of this year.

Aug. 24 , 2016
Fading five-star halo: C-NCAP gradually loses market trust in past ten years

With the fast development of Chinese passenger vehicle market since 2001, C-NCAP once became the great selling point of most domestic passenger vehicles. Auto companies were also proud of their high scores in C-NCAP impact test, giving customers impression that only five-star scores were safe enough. To be fair, C-NCAP helps a lot in driving up auto industry. Many impact experts said that, “C-NCAP offers obvious help in improving auto companies’ self-disciplines and safety technologies. “

Aug. 24 , 2016
A difficult task in developing Chinese self-independent auto brands: dealing with the existence of joint-venture auto companies

According to data, there are a total of 14,764 auto companiesin China till the end of 2015, including 547 Hongkong-Macao-Taiwan invested enterprises, 1898 foreign-invested or joint-venture companies. They produced 24.5m units’vehicles in 2015, including 21.08m units’passenger vehicles and 3.42m units’commercial vehicles.

Aug. 20 , 2016
Top Managements Including Chairman Has Resigned from FAW Car and FAW Xiali in China

Personnel adjustment on top managements in FAW Car and FAW Xiali, two listed subsidiaries of FAW Group, one of leading automakers in China, may serve to accelerate regrouping of businesses.

Aug. 18 , 2016
DFPV plans to launch 15 new models to challenge “13thFive-year Plan” target

Latest data shows that Dongfeng Motor Corporation Passenger Vehicle Company (DFPV) has a sales growth of 115% in July, highest among all subsidiaries of its parent company, Dongfeng Motor. Under such favorable conditions, DFPV adjusts its annual sales target to 130,000 units.

Aug. 18 , 2016