Shuanglin

Shuanglin (模塑科技) is a Chinese automotive components manufacturer classified in the auto parts sector. The company is known for producing moulded plastic components and exterior trim systems for passenger vehicles, supplying both domestic Chinese automakers and international joint ventures. Its operations are centered in Jiangsu province, with a manufacturing footprint that supports major automotive OEMs. The company operates within the highly competitive Chinese auto components market, where it has built a reputation for plastic injection moulding technology and exterior system integration. Its product range typically includes bumpers, grilles, interior and exterior trim, and other moulded plastic parts used in vehicle assembly. Shuanglin is publicly listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under ticker 002510, giving it access to capital markets for expansion and technology investment. The company has pursued growth through both organic capacity expansion and strategic partnerships with automotive manufacturers. As the automotive industry shifts toward electric vehicles and lightweight materials, Shuanglin's expertise in plastic components positions it to benefit from trends in vehicle weight reduction and new mobility designs. The company continues to invest in advanced manufacturing capabilities to serve evolving customer requirements.

Shuanglin (模塑科技) is a Chinese automotive components company that has developed into a supplier of moulded plastic parts and exterior systems for the automotive industry. The company is headquartered in Jiangsu province, China, and is publicly traded on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange under the ticker 002510. The company's core business revolves around plastic injection moulding technology applied to automotive exterior and interior components. Over the years, Shuanglin has expanded its manufacturing capabilities to serve a broad range of automotive customers, including domestic Chinese brands and international joint ventures operating in China. As a Tier-1 supplier, Shuanglin has invested in advanced moulding equipment and production lines to meet the quality and volume requirements of major automakers. The company's product portfolio typically includes bumpers, grilles, and various trim components that require precision moulding and finishing. The Chinese automotive market's rapid growth over the past two decades provided significant opportunities for component suppliers like Shuanglin. The company has benefited from increased vehicle production volumes and the localization of parts supply by global automakers operating in China. In recent years, the automotive industry's shift toward electric vehicles and lightweight materials has created new opportunities for plastic component suppliers. Shuanglin continues to adapt its product offerings and manufacturing processes to serve the evolving needs of the market.

Tier-1 automotive components supplier focused on plastic moulding and exterior systems for OEM customers.

• Automotive bumpers

• Grilles

• Exterior trim systems

• Interior plastic components

• 2021

  Moulding Technology subsidiary fined for environmental violation

  Shenyang Daoda Automotive Trim Co., an indirectly controlled subsidiary of Moulding Technology, was ordered to rectify an environmental-permit violation and fined RMB 20,000. The violation involved a mismatch between the number of volatile organic compound exhaust outlets and the number registered in its pollutant-discharge permit.

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• 2021-07

  Moulding Technology subsidiary fined for environmental violation[2]Moulding Technology subsidiary fined for environmental violationnbd.com.cn

  Shenyang Daoda Automotive Trim Co., an indirectly controlled subsidiary of Moulding Technology, was ordered to rectify an environmental-permit violation and fined RMB 20,000. The violation involved a mismatch between the number of volatile organic compound exhaust outlets and the number registered in its pollutant-discharge permit.

1. 1Shuanglin official websiteshuanglin.com
2. 2Moulding Technology subsidiary fined for environmental violationnbd.com.cn