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Trades about 55% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Changchai Company, Limited, along with its associated entities, specializes in the production and distribution of small to medium-sized single and multi-cylinder diesel engines within the People's Republic of China, marketed under the "Changchai" brand. These engines serve a broad spectrum of applications, powering agricultural equipment such as tractors and combine harvesters, light commercial vehicles, various farm machinery, compact construction equipment, power generation units, and marine vessels, among others. The company's product portfolio extends beyond engines to include diesel engine components like fittings and castings, as well as agricultural implements such as grain harvesting machines, rotary cultivators, and walking tractors, alongside industrial molds and fixtures. Additionally, Changchai engages in the assembly and retail of comprehensive supporting sets for both diesel and gasoline engines. The enterprise further diversifies its operations by offering external investment and consultancy services, as well as managing real estate. Its products are also exported globally. Founded in 1913, Changchai Company, Limited is headquartered in Changzhou, China.
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