Zhejiang Dehong Automotive Electronic & Electrical Co., Ltd.

Certifications

• IATF 16949 Quality Management System
• ISO 9001 Quality Management System
• ISO 14001 Environmental Management System
• ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management System
• VDA 6.1 (German Automotive Quality Standard)

Main Products & Services

A leading professional manufacturer of automotive alternators in China, maintaining a top-three market share in the domestic commercial vehicle alternator matching market for over a decade.

Core Products

• Automotive Alternators (12V and 24V series, over 300 models)
• Electronic Vacuum Pumps (EVP)
• Electronic Water Pumps (EWP)
• New Energy Storage Systems (ESS)
• Starters and related automotive electrical components

Service Areas

• Commercial Vehicle OEM Market
• Passenger Car OEM Market
• Automotive Aftermarket
• New Energy Vehicle Industry
• Industrial Energy Storage

Products are characterized by high reliability, integration with engine systems, and compliance with international standards like IATF 16949. The company offers a comprehensive range of alternators covering power sections from 14V/35A to 28V/220A.

Company Information

Location

Headquarters: No. 1888, Nan Tai Hu Avenue, Wuxing District, Huzhou, Zhejiang, China; Registered Address: Room 9-1, No. 18 Jinye Street, Luotuo Street, Zhenhai District, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China

Established

1978 (Founded); 2000 (Incorporated as a limited company)

Registered Capital

261,361,901 RMB

Business Scope

R&D, manufacturing, and sales of automotive alternators, electronic vacuum pumps, and energy storage products; import and export of goods and technology.

Production Capacity

Equipped with 8 major series and over 300 models of alternators; full-series production capacity for P28, P30, and P50 electronic vacuum pumps.

Financial Overview

Listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange since 2016. Reported revenue of approximately 565 million RMB for H1 2026, with a year-on-year growth of 36.61%.

Brand Philosophy: 'Continuous Improvement, Pursuit of Perfection'; Spirit: 'Iron Discipline, Serious Organization Concept, Sincere Love for the Enterprise'.

Major Projects & Clients

Notable Projects

• Jiangling Motors (Ford) V348 project exclusive generator supplier
• Foton Cummins high-performance light diesel engine matching project
• National Torch Plan key projects (JFZ series generators)
• Industrial and commercial energy storage station construction (e.g., Qibin and Daya projects)

Key Clients

• Jiangling Motors (JMC)
• Foton Cummins
• Weichai Power
• Guangxi Yuchai
• Dongfeng Motor
• SAIC-GM-Wuling
• China National Heavy Duty Truck Group (CNHTC)
• Cummins (Global Procurement System)
• Navistar (Global Procurement System)

Industry Applications

• Commercial Vehicles (Trucks, Buses)
• Passenger Cars
• New Energy Vehicles
• Off-road Machinery
• Energy Storage and Power Management

Team & R&D

Team size: Approximately 300 to 500 employees (334 insured employees reported in recent filings)

R&D capabilities: Operates a Provincial Enterprise Research Institute in Zhejiang and a dedicated Research Institute in Jiading, Shanghai. Features an Academician Expert Workstation.

Technical expertise: Specializes in electromagnetic design, thermal management for alternators, electronic control for vacuum pumps, and energy storage system integration.

Management

• Qin Xunyang (Chairman)
• Chen Ming (General Manager)
• Zhu Guoqiang (Board Secretary)

Overseas Layout

Production Bases

• Chonburi, Thailand: Dehong Technology (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (德宏科技（泰国）有限公司), established to handle production and supply of automotive parts for the Southeast Asian market.

Sales Offices

• Hong Kong, China: Dehong (Hong Kong) International Trading Co., Ltd. (德宏（香港）国际贸易有限公司), serves as the primary window for international trade and overseas sales coordination.

Investment Companies

• Dehong Technology (Thailand) Co., Ltd. — Chonburi, Thailand: Subsidiary focused on international business expansion and local manufacturing support.

Global strategy: The company pursues an 'Internationalization' strategy by entering the global procurement chains of world-renowned OEMs like Cummins and Navistar, while expanding its footprint in Southeast Asia through its Thailand subsidiary.

Overseas revenue: Approximately 0.35% to 0.4% of total revenue (reported as 3.24 million RMB in recent financial cycles)