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China Shengmu

China Shengmu is a Chinese dairy company known for organic milk production, operating large-scale dairy farms in Inner Mongolia.

Last updated October 30, 2026

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Overview

China Shengmu Organic Milk Limited (中国圣牧有机奶业有限公司), commonly known as China Shengmu, is a Chinese dairy company focused on the production of organic and premium milk. The company was established in 2009 and built its business around large-scale, vertically integrated dairy farming in Inner Mongolia, where it manages pastureland and herds of dairy cows to supply raw organic milk. Shengmu's model centers on organic dairy farming: it develops and manages pasture, raises dairy cattle, and produces raw milk that is sold to dairy processors as well as marketed under its own organic milk brands. Its organic certification and desert-based pasture operations in Inner Mongolia are central to its brand positioning as a premium, health-oriented dairy producer. China Shengmu is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Its business has been closely tied to the Chinese dairy sector's consolidation, and it has had commercial relationships with larger dairy groups as a supplier of raw milk. The company's brand identity rests on organic certification, traceability from pasture to product, and the association of its Inner Mongolia farms with clean, natural dairy production. As a brand, China Shengmu appeals to Chinese consumers seeking premium and organic dairy products, a segment that grew rapidly as food-safety concerns increased demand for trusted, certified milk. The company's operations span pasture management, dairy farming, and organic milk sales, positioning it as an upstream organic dairy specialist rather than a broad consumer dairy conglomerate.

History

China Shengmu was founded in 2009 as a dairy farming enterprise in Inner Mongolia, China. From its inception the company pursued an organic dairy model, developing pastureland in the region and building large-scale dairy farms to produce raw organic milk. The company grew alongside the rapid expansion of China's dairy consumption, particularly the premium and organic segments that gained importance after food-safety scandals in the Chinese dairy industry increased consumer demand for certified, traceable products. Shengmu's organic certification and desert-pasture farming became central marketing assets. China Shengmu listed its shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, giving it access to public capital to expand its herd and farm capacity. Over time it became a significant supplier of raw organic milk to Chinese dairy processors while also building its own branded organic milk products. The company's history has been intertwined with the consolidation of the Chinese dairy sector, including commercial relationships with larger dairy groups as a raw-milk supplier. Its brand continues to emphasize organic certification, pasture-to-product traceability, and the natural environment of its Inner Mongolia farms.

  • 2009

    China Shengmu founded as a dairy farming company in Inner Mongolia.

  • Listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

Products and positioning

Premium organic dairy producer with vertically integrated farms in Inner Mongolia

  • Organic raw milk

  • Organic UHT milk

Recent events

  • Unconfirmed

    Modern Dairy completes acquisition of China Shengmu[1]

    Modern Dairy announced that it completed the equity acquisition of China Shengmu and entered the business integration stage. Modern Dairy and parties acting in concert held a combined 83.52% stake in China Shengmu, giving them control.

  • China Shengmu amends framework for acquiring ranch interests[2]

    Reported:

    China Shengmu, 12 individual shareholders and Shengmu High-tech entered into Supplementary Agreement II to amend certain terms concerning the restructuring and completion of the acquisition. The agreement provides for the shareholders to transfer 60% of Shengmu Shacao's equity to Shengmu High-tech and for China Shengmu to acquire all of BVI 2, which indirectly holds the remaining 40%, through consideration shares after restructuring.

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