China High Speed Transmission

China High Speed Transmission, formally China High Speed Transmission Equipment Group Company, Ltd., is a Chinese industrial manufacturer specializing in high-speed gear transmission equipment. The company is identified with the production of transmission systems used in heavy industrial and power-generation applications, and is described as China's largest manufacturer of wind-power transmission gears. Its business therefore sits within the industrial equipment supply chain rather than the consumer automotive or electronics sectors. The enterprise traces its origins to 1969, when it operated as the Nanjing Machine Tool Repairing Plant. Its initial identity was associated with machinery repair and maintenance. In 1976, the plant was expanded and converted into a gear manufacturer, becoming the Nanjing Gear Box Factory. This change marked the company's transition from a repair-oriented industrial operation to a specialist producer of gearboxes and transmission equipment. A further organizational change took place in 2001, when the business was converted into an incorporated company and adopted the corporate structure associated with its later development. The incorporation helped establish the platform through which the company expanded its manufacturing and commercial activities and subsequently accessed public capital markets. China High Speed Transmission was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in July 2007 under stock code 658. Its initial public offering price was HK$7.08 per share, while the shares closed their first trading day at HK$14.00. The first-day performance represented a substantial increase over the offer price and marked a significant public-market milestone for the company. The company's principal market position is in engineered transmission systems, with wind-power gear transmission identified as a particularly important area. Such equipment converts and manages mechanical power within turbines and other industrial systems, requiring specialized design, manufacturing, and reliability capabilities. Beyond wind power, the company's product description places it in the broader market for high-speed gearboxes and transmission machinery. The available reference material does not provide a detailed breakdown of current subsidiaries, geographic revenue mix, management, ownership, or recent operating performance. Accordingly, this entry limits its present-day description to the documented industrial manufacturing role and Hong Kong-listed corporate identity.

China High Speed Transmission developed from a Nanjing industrial repair operation into a specialist gear and transmission manufacturer. The business was founded in 1969 as the Nanjing Machine Tool Repairing Plant. At that stage, its role was connected to the repair and servicing of machine tools rather than the production of a broad range of transmission products. In 1976, the plant underwent an important industrial transformation. It was expanded and redirected toward gear manufacturing, and its name changed to Nanjing Gear Box Factory. This transition established the manufacturing identity that later became central to the company. By moving into gearboxes, the enterprise entered a more specialized segment of industrial machinery, supplying equipment designed to transmit and control mechanical power. The next documented structural milestone came in 2001, when the company was changed into an incorporated company. This corporate reorganization preceded its later public listing and provided the organizational framework for the business as a modern equipment group. The available source material does not specify the precise ownership structure or the names of the individuals responsible for each stage of the transformation. In July 2007, China High Speed Transmission listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under stock code 658. The IPO price was HK$7.08 per share, and the stock ended its first trading day at HK$14.00. The strong first-day result drew attention to the listing and represented an important financing and visibility event in the company's history. The company is principally known as a manufacturer of high-speed gear transmission equipment. It is also described as China's largest wind-power transmission gear manufacturer, giving it a notable position in the supply chain for wind turbines and related power-generation equipment. Its historical progression—from machine-tool repair, to gearbox production, to an incorporated and publicly listed industrial group—reflects a shift toward specialized, capital-intensive equipment manufacturing. The reference material does not provide enough information to document later product launches, acquisitions, executive appointments, financial results, or international expansion in detail.

• 2007

  Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing

  [1]China High Speed Transmissionen.wikipedia.org

  The company listed in Hong Kong in July 2007 under stock code 658. Its IPO price was HK$7.08 per share, and the shares closed the first trading day at HK$14.00.

• 2001

  Corporate incorporation

  [1]China High Speed Transmissionen.wikipedia.org

  The company was reorganized as an incorporated company, establishing the corporate form associated with its later growth.

• 1976

  Expansion into gear manufacturing

  [1]China High Speed Transmissionen.wikipedia.org

  The plant was expanded and transformed into a gear manufacturer, adopting the name Nanjing Gear Box Factory.

• 1969

  Origin as Nanjing Machine Tool Repairing Plant

  [1]China High Speed Transmissionen.wikipedia.org

  The business was founded as the Nanjing Machine Tool Repairing Plant, initially operating in machine-tool repair.

A Chinese industrial equipment manufacturer focused on high-speed gear transmission systems, with a leading position in wind-power transmission gears.

• Industrial transmission equipment

  High-speed gear transmission equipment

  The company's core offering is high-speed gear transmission equipment for industrial applications. These systems transmit mechanical power between rotating components and are designed for demanding machinery environments. The available reference material identifies this category as the company's principal manufacturing activity but does not provide individual model names, technical specifications, or current product families.

• Wind-power equipment

  Wind-power transmission gears

  China High Speed Transmission is described as China's largest wind-power transmission gear manufacturer. These products are used in the drivetrain and power-transmission architecture of wind turbines, where gearing helps adapt rotational speed and transmit mechanical energy to the generator. Specific turbine platforms, customer names, and model designations are not identified in the supplied material.

1. 1China High Speed Transmissionen.wikipedia.org