Qiming Information Technology

Qiming Information Technology Co., Ltd. (启明信息技术股份有限公司), commonly known as Qiming Information (启明信息), is a Chinese information-technology company focused on the automotive industry. It is part of the China FAW Group (中国第一汽车集团) corporate family and is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under the ticker 002232.SZ. The company is headquartered in Changchun, Jilin Province, the home city of FAW, and its business is closely tied to the digitalization of China's automotive sector. Qiming Information provides software and IT services for automakers and their supply chains. Its offerings span enterprise management software, manufacturing execution and production-control systems, connected-vehicle and telematics platforms, automotive electronics, data-center and cloud services, and systems integration. Because of its FAW parentage, the company has long served as an in-house and preferred IT partner for FAW's passenger and commercial vehicle operations, while also selling to other domestic automakers and industrial customers. In the market, Qiming Information is positioned as an automotive-industry-focused IT solutions provider rather than a general-purpose software vendor. Its brand is less visible to consumers than to enterprise buyers, and its reputation rests on deep domain knowledge of vehicle manufacturing, supply-chain management, and connected-car services. The company has been associated with China's push toward intelligent connected vehicles (ICVs), offering telematics and vehicle-networking products that support navigation, fleet management, and data services. Ownership is concentrated: FAW Group is the controlling shareholder, reflecting the company's origin as a spin-off of FAW's internal IT units. As a listed subsidiary, Qiming Information must balance the strategic needs of its parent with the disclosure and governance requirements of a public company. Its revenue base is predominantly domestic, and its growth prospects are linked to Chinese auto production, software-defined vehicle trends, and government industrial policies. The brand's public profile is modest outside China, and detailed financial and operational data are best sourced from its annual reports and exchange filings. Nevertheless, within the Chinese automotive IT niche, Qiming Information is a recognizable name with a multi-decade relationship to one of the country's largest state-owned automakers.

Qiming Information Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2000 as part of China FAW Group's effort to consolidate and commercialize its internal information-technology capabilities. FAW, one of China's oldest and largest automakers, had accumulated substantial in-house IT expertise in manufacturing systems, enterprise resource planning, and vehicle engineering software. By spinning these capabilities into a dedicated company, FAW aimed to create a focused technology provider that could serve both its own operations and external customers. The company was listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, giving it access to public capital and a broader investor base while FAW retained control. Over the years, Qiming Information expanded its portfolio from traditional enterprise IT and systems integration into automotive-specific domains such as manufacturing execution systems, supply-chain management, and dealer management systems. This aligned with the broader digitalization of China's auto industry, where automakers increasingly relied on software to manage complex production networks and after-sales services. In the 2010s, the company deepened its involvement in connected-vehicle and telematics technologies. As Chinese regulators and automakers promoted intelligent connected vehicles, Qiming Information developed platforms for vehicle networking, remote diagnostics, navigation services, and fleet management. These offerings leveraged its understanding of vehicle data and its integration with FAW's vehicle platforms. The company also invested in data-center and cloud capabilities to support these services. Qiming Information's growth has been closely tied to FAW's fortunes and to Chinese industrial policy. The company has benefited from government initiatives encouraging domestic software and automotive electronics, as well as from FAW's continued vehicle production. However, its reliance on a single major customer and the cyclical nature of auto manufacturing present risks. The company has sought to diversify by marketing its solutions to other automakers and industrial enterprises, though FAW remains the dominant client. In recent years, the software-defined vehicle trend and the rise of electric and autonomous vehicles have created new opportunities. Qiming Information has continued to evolve its product line toward cloud-native platforms, data analytics, and vehicle-to-everything (V2X) communication. While detailed financial performance is not publicly summarized here, the company remains an active player in China's automotive IT sector, with its brand identity firmly linked to FAW and to the digital transformation of Chinese manufacturing.

• 2000

  Company established as part of FAW Group's IT consolidation.

• Listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (ticker 002232.SZ).

Automotive-industry-focused IT and connected-vehicle solutions provider, backed by FAW Group.

• Enterprise management software

  ERP and related systems for automotive manufacturers.

• Manufacturing execution systems (MES)

  Production control and shop-floor digitalization software.

• Connected-vehicle platform

  Telematics, navigation, and fleet management services.

• 2026-08-11

  Qiming Information Chairman Zhang Zhigang Resigns[1]启明信息董事长张志刚辞职nbd.com.cn

  Qiming Information announced after market close on August 11 that Chairman Zhang Zhigang submitted a written resignation, citing work adjustment, and will no longer hold any position at the company; the company will promptly complete the by-election of a new chairman.

1. 1启明信息董事长张志刚辞职nbd.com.cn
2. 2启明信息董事长吴建会辞职finance.sina.com.cn