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Great Wall Motor
Great Wall Motors was formed in 1976 and is named after the Great Wall of China. As of 2010, it is China's largest SUV producer, and as of 2011 it was China’s 10th largest automaker in terms of units produced.
Chinese carmakers rose sharply in the Hong Kong market on Friday, on speculation that rising hostility to Japanese car brands in China will boost domestic sales.
Great Wall Motor said it expects sales to rise 20 per cent this year, building on a 27.3 per cent gain last year to 462,679 vehicles and outstripping the 5.5 per cent growth in mainland passenger...
Faced with slowing car sales at home, Geely Automobile plans to boost exports in the second half of the year, while rival carmaker Great Wall Motor says it may fall short of its sales target for...
Great Wall Motor, China's biggest maker of pickup trucks, received approval from the nation's securities regulator for its plan to sell as much as 10 per cent of its equity in an offering in...
Great Wall Motor, the largest producer of sports utility vehicles (SUVs) and pick-up trucks on the mainland, posted a 33.3 per cent increase in net profit to 937 million yuan (HK$1.03 billion)...
Two major mainland carmakers appear to be taking different roads in response to recent A-share market volatility, with Great Wall Motor saying it may delay its listing plan in the domestic market...
Great Wall Motor, the mainland's largest maker of sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) and pickup trucks, cut its annual sales target by 8.3 per cent as a result of delays in the introduction of new cars...
Great Wall Motor, China's largest maker of pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles, is raising as much as HK$1.608 billion as it seeks to expand product amid rising demand in the country.
Great Wall Motor, the largest mainland maker of sport-utility vehicles and pick-up trucks, said it would make more economy cars this year to broaden its customer base.
Great Wall Motor, the mainland's largest maker of sport-utility vehicles and pick-up trucks, said net profit for the year to December was 702.84 million, 59.4 per cent more than in 2005.
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