CHCD has reported strong growth in its international business for the first quarter of 2026, marking a solid start to the year and reinforcing its global expansion strategy. Export revenue increased by 40.6% year-on-year, reflecting robust demand across key overseas markets.
During the quarter, 27 new product programs for international customers—including applications for Kubota, Hyundai, and Bobcat—successfully entered mass production. These developments further strengthen CHCD’s global presence and deepen its integration into the international automotive and industrial supply chains.
Accelerating Global Market Development
In response to evolving global market dynamics, CHCD has intensified its engagement with overseas customers. This proactive approach has delivered measurable results. The number of newly awarded projects doubled compared to the same period last year, while total project value (TTO) reached RMB 275 million, demonstrating strong market confidence in CHCD’s capabilities.
CHCD also successfully passed new project evaluations from leading international OEM customers, including Yanmar and Hyundai, further reinforcing its position as a reliable supplier within the global supply chain.
Expanding into New Markets
Beyond its established markets, CHCD continues to explore new growth opportunities. By combining strategic planning with efficient execution, the company is actively expanding into emerging regions while strengthening its core business segments.
Several new market initiatives have achieved key milestones, with multiple cooperation intentions established. At the same time, CHCD is actively engaging with OEMs and key suppliers in Southeast Asia, exploring diversified development strategies, including localized production and deeper industrial collaboration.
Strengthening Long-Term Global Competitiveness
From order management to delivery execution, CHCD is continuously optimizing its processes to better serve global customers.
CHCD will further strengthen its global presence, deepen its participation in international supply chains, and continue advancing toward its goal of becoming a world-class, innovation-driven motor manufacturer.
