Advanced Search
English Home
Headline
Opinion
China
World
Business
Sports
Education
Sci-Tech
Culture
FM Remarks
Friendly Contacts
News in
World Media
Features
Message Board
Voice of Readers
Feedback
Employment Opportunity

Saturday, January 22, 2000, updated at 10:13(GMT+8)
Business Automaker Isuzu to Produce Luxury Buses in Guangzhou

An auto-making joint venture established in Guangzhou January 21 will produce Isuzu-brand luxury buses to meet increasing demands from China's booming tourist industry and expressway traffic.

The investment for Guangzhou-Isuzu Bus Corporation totals 30 million US dollars, with the Guangzhou Auto Corporation Group contributing 51 percent of registered capital, and Japan's Isuzu Motors and its investment company in China providing the rest.

With an annual production capacity of 1,200 buses, the joint venture is expected to be operational in a year.

Isuzu Motors has invested more than 100 million US dollars in China since 1985 and has established more than 10 companies here.

Aiming to make Guangzhou an auto-making center in south China, the Guangzhou Auto Corporation Group joined with Honda Motors of Japan to launch a joint venture in 1998, which produces Honda Accord sedans.

Printer-friendly Version In This Section
  • Mainland Provides $1.63 Million to Taiwan in 1999

  • HK Banking Sector to Focus on Consultancy Study

  • Auditor Finds 125 billion yuan misused in China

  • CIRC Seeking International Cooperation to Boost Insurance Industry

  • Beijing Plans Stock Option Contracts with More SOE Managers

  • Consumer Goods Market Expected to Grow 7.4 Percent This Year

  • Back to top
    Copyright by People's Daily Online, All rights reserved




    Relevant Stories




    Internet Links