"Chongqing" bearing exports increased significantly

A few days ago, it was learned from Chongqing Changjiang Bearing Co., Ltd. that in the first half of this year, the export volume of Changjiang Bearing's transmissions, transfer case bearings and other products increased by 56%, leading domestic companies in the same industry.

“Technology R&D has improved the added value and price of the products and improved the core competitiveness.” According to the person in charge of the Yangtze River Bearing, after the transition to an export-oriented enterprise, Changjiang Bearing achieved an export revenue of 62 million yuan, an increase of 966%. The domestic industry's export growth ranks first. It is expected that Changjiang Bearing will achieve an export revenue of over 100 million yuan this year, consolidating the position of the domestic industry's growth "top spot".

The Yangtze River Bearing has tasted the "sweet spot" of innovative R&D. At present, it has added 20 million yuan to invest in new product development, testing, production, etc., and plans to set up a research and development center in Europe in Frankfurt, Germany within two years to implement synchronous development for customers in Europe and the United States. Internationalization strategy goal.

As the largest manufacturing base for bearing products in the city, Changjiang Bearing has an annual production capacity of 150 million sets of bearings and auto parts. The main products include automotive transmissions, brakes, transfer case bearings and other products. In accordance with the business strategy of focusing on independent domestic brands and implementing the first square of the world, Changjiang Bearing has invested 50 million yuan in research and development in recent years. Its product support has shifted from the previous mini-vehicles and economical cars to the mid-to-high-end world class. Brand cars have become matching suppliers for the world's top 500 companies such as BorgWarner in the United States, Getrag in Germany, and Tangshan Aisin in Japan. They have entered the supporting chain of over 20 well-known automobile brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Ford and Toyota.