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May 18,2016
Jinlong Electric Motor Selected for the First Batch of "Made in Zhejiang" Standard List
Reporters learned from the Taizhou Municipal Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision that, in order to continuously and effectively promote the development of the "Made in Zhejiang" brand, our province recently announced the first batch of 2016 "Made in Zhejiang" standard-setting and revision plans. These plans place a strong focus on industries such as environmental protection, fashion, high-end equipment manufacturing, traditional advantageous sectors, and time-honored classic products, covering a total of 53 product categories. Notably, eight product categories from Taizhou were selected, ranking third in the province. High-level standards will undoubtedly boost high-quality manufacturing, further enhancing the competitiveness of "Made in Zhejiang." Last year, our city made significant strides in participating in the formulation of "Made in Zhejiang" standards, with four leading enterprises—Weixing New Materials, Shuanghuan Transmission, Leo Group, and Xinjie Pump Industry—taking the lead in this effort.
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The first batch of "Made in Zhejiang" standard list: 8 product categories from Taizhou make the cut.
Reporters learned from the Taizhou Municipal Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision that, in order to continuously and effectively promote the development of the "Made in Zhejiang" brand, our province recently announced the first batch of 2016 "Made in Zhejiang" standard-setting and revision plans. These plans place a strong focus on industries such as environmental protection, fashion, high-end equipment manufacturing, time-honored traditional sectors, and historically significant fields, covering a total of 53 products. Notably, eight product categories from Taizhou were selected, ranking third in the province. High-quality standards will undoubtedly boost high-level manufacturing, further enhancing the competitiveness of "Made in Zhejiang." Last year, our city made significant strides in participating in the formulation of "Made in Zhejiang" standards, with four leading enterprises—Weixing New Materials, Shuanghuan Transmission, Leo Group, and Xinjie Pump Industry—taking the lead in this effort.
Mar 31,2016
Jinlong Electric Motor: Stepping into the Intelligent Era from the CNC Age
During the 12th Five-Year Plan period, Zhejiang Jinlong Motor Co., Ltd. achieved cumulative sales of 3.3 billion yuan and accumulated profits of 250 million yuan. The company’s export destinations expanded from over 30 countries initially to more than 50 countries today.
Feb 12,2014
Jinlong Electric Motor: A Leader in China's Smart Equipment Industry
Zhejiang Jinlong Motor Co., Ltd. is a specialized enterprise dedicated to the research, development, manufacturing, and sales of intelligent servo permanent-magnet motors, asynchronous motors, drives, and variable-frequency control systems. The company also provides comprehensive motor system integration services and low-carbon, energy-efficient motor solutions. It serves as the Vice Chairman unit of China’s Small and Medium-Sized Motor Industry Association, a member of the National Rotating Motor Standards Committee, and an active participant in the international IEC Standards Expert Group. The company occupies a site spanning 150,000 square meters, with a total building area of 100,000 square meters. Currently, it employs nearly 1,000 people and boasts total assets worth 1 billion RMB. At present, our company has established a robust lineup of permanent-magnet servo motors along with advanced drive and control systems.
Jan 02,2014
Ye Jinwu: The Visionary Leader Behind "Golden Dragon's" Soaring Rise
Ye Jinwu, male, a member of the Communist Party of China, was born in November 1951. He holds a bachelor's degree and is a senior economist. He is recognized as a municipal model worker, a member of the Chinese expert group for international IEC standards, vice president of China's Small and Medium-Sized Motor Industry Association, vice chairman of the Loutiao District Federation of Industry and Commerce, chairman of the Loutiao District Motor Industry Association, and chairman of the Jinqing Town Chamber of Commerce. He has also been honored with the title of "National Outstanding Entrepreneur." In 1970, he went to Heilongjiang Province to support border areas. In 1980, he took over as the director of the Huangyan City Motor Factory at the time. With relentless determination and hard work, he led all employees to turn around the nearly bankrupt company, successfully creating job opportunities for more than 500 unemployed young people and displaced farmers.
Aug 01,2013
Jinlong Electric Motor: The Block Economy Shows Clear Acceleration Amidst Market Headwinds
□ Reporter Zhu Lingqiao and Li Jiewen / Photos by the reporters The international financial crisis has had profound and lasting impacts—even now, both domestic and overseas market demands are still being slowly released. Meanwhile, as trade barriers in Europe and the U.S. continue to rise, many export-oriented enterprises in Taizhou have begun shifting their focus back to the domestic market. Jinqing Town in Luqiao District is a thriving industrial hub with an economy heavily reliant on exports. However, recent multi-day field investigations conducted by our reporter reveal that, despite the challenging global market conditions, Jinqing’s economy—once built entirely on exports—is now showing clear signs of accelerated growth. Data shows that in the first half of this year, Jinqing Town’s industrial output continued the positive momentum from the previous quarter. The town’s total industrial output value above designated size reached 2.984 billion yuan in the first six months, representing a year-on-year increase of 3.8%. Among the 63 large-scale enterprises, several stood out: notably, 17 leading companies—including Jinlong and Anlu—each generating over 100 million yuan in output, collectively contributing 2.06 billion yuan to the town’s total, a remarkable 8.7% rise compared to the same period last year. With overseas sales facing setbacks, the domestic market has emerged as a new growth driver for these businesses. Since the beginning of this year, shifting from export-oriented operations to domestic sales has become a hot topic among many Jinqing-based enterprises. In Jinqing, the metalworking and machinery sectors have long been dominant industries, with an exceptionally high dependence on foreign markets—over half of the town’s 71 self-operated export companies specialize in metalworking and machinery products. Unfortunately, in recent years, this sector has clearly shown signs of decline. Zhejiang Jinlong Machinery & Electrical Co., Ltd., the industry leader in Jinqing’s machinery sector, achieved an impressive output value of 360 million yuan in the first half of the year, marking significant growth compared to the same period last year. According to Ye Jinwu, Chairman of the company, this robust expansion is largely attributed to the firm’s proactive adjustment of its production and sales mix, balancing domestic and international markets more effectively. “Last year, Jinlong Machinery & Electrical’s export share soared to 95%, but by the first half of this year, we’ve already reduced that figure to 70%, while boosting our domestic sales to 30%,” Ye explained. He added that the surge in domestic demand was the primary factor behind the company’s strong performance in the first half, and he anticipates even stronger growth in the second half, with annual output expected to climb by 20% to 25%. “Given the heightened risks in the global market, fine-tuning our sales strategy—by prioritizing both domestic and international channels—has helped stabilize our customer base and significantly strengthened our ability to withstand external uncertainties,” Ye noted. Looking ahead, he expressed optimism that the company will gradually overcome the longstanding issue of “flowers blooming inside the wall yet fragrant beyond.”
Aug 29,2012
Jinlong Electric Motor: Tax Policies Support Businesses, Giving Them Wings to Transform and Upgrade
Tax policies empower enterprises to transform and upgrade, giving them wings for growth. Taizhou local tax authorities actively support Zhejiang entrepreneurs in their ventures and innovations, helping businesses thrive. □ Correspondents: Peng Xiaolin, Wang Binbin Early Morning News reports: "These equipment upgrades wouldn’t have been possible without the unwavering support from the local tax department," exclaimed Ye Jinwu, Chairman of Zhejiang Jinlong Motor Co., Ltd., recently as he accompanied Taizhou tax officials on a tour of the company’s factory premises. According to industry insiders, Jinlong Motor’s annual output value has surged from over 60 million yuan in 2001 to more than 700 million yuan today, with equipment investments exceeding 170 million yuan. Meanwhile, the company’s product lineup has expanded dramatically—from just over 100 models initially to over 1,500 varieties and specifications, positioning it firmly at the forefront of high-tech manufacturing.
Jan 28,2012
With industry, there's meat to eat.
Chen Xiao and Wang Yubao once heard a popular argument suggesting that Zhejiang entrepreneurs fall into two distinct categories: one, represented by Wenzhou and Taizhou, champions the mindset of "industry pales in comparison to commerce, and commerce is no match for hoarding"; the other, typified by Hangzhou, Jiaxing, Huzhou, Shaoxing, and Ningbo, focuses firmly on down-to-earth engagement in real industry. However, Ye Jinwu, chairman of Taizhou Jinlong Motor Co., Ltd., has completely reshaped this perspective. He insists, "I never enter industries I don’t understand—and I certainly never try to mix real business with speculative ventures." Perhaps it’s precisely this unwavering dedication to the real economy that gives him both confidence and a solid foundation.
Dec 20,2011
Jinlong Electric Motor: Driving Transformation Through Superior Service
Zhejiang Online, December 30 (Contributors Liang Jia & Dai Qinyuan) – If you want to know how the government can better serve businesses, you’ve got to get into the field and hear directly from business leaders!