Chiaphua Components Group

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Chiahpua Components Group

Company type	Private owned company
Industry	Manufacturing
Founded	1987
Headquarters	Hong Kong
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Mr. Cheng (MD)

Chiaphua Components Group is a supplier of electric motors, actuator systems, transaxles and controls, based in China.

History

• 1978: Chiaphua Industries acquired Wah Ming Electric Limited
• 1983: Wah Ming was merged into Eastern Time Limited (ETL), a subsidiary of Chiaphua Industries, as a motor division to allow for diversification into compatible technologies.
• 1987: The motor division of ETL was restructured as Chiaphua Components Limited (CCL), a new subsidiary of Chiaphua Industries.
• 1989: A technical tie-up was established with Matoba Electric Manufacturing Co. Ltd. in Japan to further enhance its manufacturing know-how.
• 1992: CCL was spun off as an independent company from Chiaphua Industries.
• 1994: With its policy of constantly upgrading its product range, CCL Industrial Motor Ltd. was established as a subsidiary to facilitate the expansion into industrial applications.

• 2001: CCG pushes forward the expansion of its position in the motor markets of the United States, Europe and Asia.
• 2003: A new factory was opened at Shajing, China to expand production capacity to millions of motors per month.
• 2005: CCG established Chiaphua Components Automotive Limited (CCAL) and developed a series of PMDC motors for automotive markets.
• 2007: A new R&D centre was established at Nanshan, Shenzhen.
• 2008: A new business unit formed – Branded Product Division; CCG established Homelektro Limited and Nortus International Limited to create its own brand for providing ways to help with food waste and window treatment markets.
• 2015: New Fengcheng plant to produce industrial motors/drivers and contract manufacturing products.^{[sentence fragment]}

Business segments

The company consists of three groups:

• Chiaphua Components Limited (CCL) is a motor supplier for home appliance, floor care & HVAC, healthcare & mobility products, industrial products. Chiaphua Components Automotive Limited (CCAL) is mainly focus on supporting automotive applications such as fuel pumps, window lifts, wipers, car roofs etc.
• CCL Industrial Motor Limited (CIM), a subsidiary of Chiaphua Components Limited (CCL), is a contract manufacturer with focus on the motion-related industry.
• Branded Product Division (BPD) is mainly focused on branding and marketing new products using its own brands.