All Brands Owned by Jiangling Motors Corporation, Ltd. (JMC)

Is Jiangling Motors a state-owned company?
JMC is a mixed-ownership public company. Its largest shareholder, Nanchang Jiangling Investment, is a holding vehicle owned equally by the state-controlled Jiangling Motors Corporation Group and Changan Automobile Group, also state-owned. Ford Motor holds about 32 percent directly, and the rest trades publicly in Shenzhen.

Is Jiangling Motors publicly traded?
Yes. Jiangling Motors Corporation, Ltd. trades on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under ticker 000550 with both A shares and B shares. It has been listed since 1993, making it one of the earlier Chinese automakers to access public equity markets.

When was Jiangling Motors founded?
The listed company was incorporated in 1993, though its predecessor vehicle operations in Nanchang date to the 1960s. Truck production under Isuzu license began in the 1980s, and the Ford partnership started in 1995 with Transit production following in 1997.

Who founded Jiangling Motors?
JMC was formed through the consolidation of Jiangxi province's commercial vehicle operations as a state enterprise. It has no individual founder. The listed shareholding structure was created when the company went public on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 1993.

What is Jiangling Motors' market position?
JMC is a leading Chinese light commercial vehicle maker, selling 377,253 vehicles in 2025. It holds top-tier share in light buses and is a major pickup producer with its Dadao line. Revenue reached RMB 39.17 billion in 2025, and the broader JMCG group sold about 520,000 vehicles with 169,900 exports.

What is the relationship between JMC and Ford?
Ford owns approximately 32 percent of Jiangling Motors Corporation, a direct equity stake dating to 1995. JMC manufactures Ford Transit vans and Ford SUVs for China under joint venture arrangements, and the two operate Jiangling Ford Automobile Technology together. JMC also sells vehicles under its own JMC, Yusheng, and Dadao brands.