Denway Motors

Denway Motors Limited
駿威汽車有限公司

Type	State-owned enterprise (Red chip)
Founded	1992
Headquarters	, Hong Kong
Area served	People's Republic of China
Key people	Chairman: Mr. Zhang Fangyou
Industry	Automobile
Parent	Guangzhou Automobile Group
Website	Denway Motors Limited

Denway Motors Limited (former stock code: SEHK: 203) is an investment holding company. It engages in the manufacturing, assembly and trading of motor vehicles and automotive equipments and parts in Mainland China and Hong Kong through its group companies. It owns 50% of Guangqi Honda, a joint venture with Honda in China.

In 2010, shareholders approved the privatisation of Denway Motors by its parent company, Guangzhou Automobile Group. Denway Motors was delisted on 25 August 2010, replaced by the listing of Guangzhou Automobile Group on 30 August 2010 via stock swap.^[1][2]

ReferencesEdit

External linksEdit

• Denway Motors Limited

v · d · e Automotive industry in the People's Republic of China Transport in the People's Republic of China · Economy of the People's Republic of China China-based companies Anhui Ankai Automobile · BeiBen · Beijing Automotive Group (Beijing Automobile Works · Beijing-Benz · Beijing Light Automobile Company (BLAC Isuzu) · Borgward Group · Changhe · Foton) · Senova · Weiwang · Brilliance Auto (Jinbei) · BYD Auto · Chang'an Automobile Group (Changhe · Hafei) · Chery (Riich) · China National Heavy Duty Truck Group (Sinotruk (Hong Kong)) · Dadi Auto · Dayun Group (Dayun Motor · Dayun Light Truck)  · Dongfeng Motor (Dongfeng Automobile Company · Dongfeng Liuzhou Motor Company) · Etsong · FAW Group (Besturn · FAW Car Company · FAW Bus and Coach · FAW-GM · FAW Jie Fang · FAW Jilin · FAW Tianjin · Haima Automobile · Hongqi) · Foday · GAC Group (Changfeng · Denway Motors · Gonow · Trumpchi) · Geely (Emgrand · Englon · Gleagle · Shanghai Maple Guorun Automobile · Volvo Cars) · Great Wall Motors · Green Field Motor · Hawtai · Heibao · Hengtian Group (Bonluck Bus  · Hengtian Auto)  · Hengtong Bus · JAC Motors · JiaChuan · Jiangling Motors (Landwind) · Jincheng (Jiangcheng Auto  · Jiangcheng Lingjun (JCL)  · Jiangcheng Xianfeng)  · Jonway · King Long (Golden Dragon · Higer Bus) · Liaoning Shuguang Automotive Group (Changzhou Changjiang Bus  · China Flxible  · Huanghai Bus) · Lifan (Lifan Junma) · Lishan Bus · Mudan Auto · Polarsun Automobile · SAIC Motor (Maxus · MG · Nanjing Automobile · Roewe) · Shaanxi Automobile Group · Shake Ring Motorcycle · Shandong Huoyun · Shuanghuan Auto (Red Star Auto) · Soar Automotive · Sunlong Bus · Tengzhong · Weichai Power · Wuling Automobile · Wuzhoulong · Xinkai · Yaxing Coach · Yema Auto · Youngman · (Youngman-Lotus · Youngman-MAN · Youngman-Neoplan) · Yutong Group · Zhongtong Bus · Zotye International (JiangNan) · Zxauto Joint ventures Current Beijing Benz · Beijing Hyundai Motor · BMW Brilliance · Changan Ford Mazda · Chang'an Ford Mazda Engine · Chang'an Suzuki · Denza · Dongfeng Honda · Dongfeng Motor Company (Venucia) · Dongfeng Nissan-Diesel Company · Dongfeng Peugeot-Citroën Automobile · Dongfeng Yueda Kia Automobile Company · FAW-Volkswagen · GAC Fiat · GAC Toyota · Guangqi Honda (Everus) · Qoros · SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile (Baojun · Wuling) · Shanghai GM · Shanghai Volkswagen · Sanjiang Renault Automobile · Sichuan FAW Toyota Motor · Soueast Motors Former Guangzhou Peugeot Automobile Company Subsidiaries of foreign companies Honda Automobile (China) Company · Volkswagen Group China Other Auto China · Auto Guangzhou · Auto Shanghai · China Association of Automobile Manufacturers Category

This page uses some content from Wikipedia. The original article was at Denway Motors. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with Tractor & Construction Plant Wiki, the text of Wikipedia is available under the Creative Commons by Attribution License and/or GNU Free Documentation License. Please check page history for when the original article was copied to Wikia