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Hangzhou, China
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Shanghai Stock Exchange: 603129
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About CFMOTO
CFMOTO is a Chinese multinational manufacturer of motorcycles, ATVs, and utility vehicles founded in 1989 by Lai Guoqiang. Headquartered in Hangzhou, China, CFMOTO is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (603129) as Chunfeng Power and has grown to become one of China's largest powersports manufacturers. The company reported 2025 global motorcycle sales of 250,000 units (+10.1% growth) and serves markets across Asia, Europe, and North America with annual production capacity of 800,000 engines.
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