Chiaphua Components Group
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| Company type | Private owned company |
|---|---|
| Industry | Manufacturing |
| Founded | 1987 |
| Headquarters | Hong Kong |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Mr. Cheng (MD) |
Chiaphua Components Group is a privately owned Chinese manufacturing company specializing in electric motors, actuator systems, transaxles, and controls. It operates under the Chiaphua Group, owned by the Cheng family.[1]
- 1978: Chiaphua Industries acquired Wah Ming Electric Limited.
- 1983: Eastern Time Limited (ETL), a subsidiary of Chiaphua Industries, expanded its motor division to support diversification into compatible industries.
- 1987: ETL’s motor division was restructured into Chiaphua Components Limited (CCL), a newly formed subsidiary of Chiaphua Industries.
- 1989: CCL partnered with Matoba Electric Manufacturing Co. Ltd. in Japan to enhance manufacturing expertise.
- 1992: CCL became an independent company, separating from Chiaphua Industries.
- 1994: CCL Industrial Motor Ltd. was established to expand into industrial motor applications.
- 2001: CCG expanded its position in the motor markets of the United States, Europe, and Asia.
- 2003: A new factory was opened at Shajing, China, to expand production capacity to millions of motors per month.
- 2005: CCG established Chiaphua Components Automotive Limited (CCAL) and developed a series of PMDC motors for automotive markets.
- 2007: A new R&D centre was established at Nanshan, Shenzhen.
- 2008: A new business unit, the Branded Product Division, was formed. CCG established Homelektro Limited and Nortus International Limited to create its own brands to provide solutions for food waste and window treatment markets.
- 2015: A new manufacturing plant was established in Fencheng to produce industrial motors, drivers, and contract manufacturing products.