Fawer Fastener Forming Technology Plans Jilin Subsidiary

Fawer Plans New Jilin Subsidiary

FAWER Automotive Parts Limited Company (Fawer) announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, ABC Umformtechnik GmbH & Co. KG, plans to establish Fawer Fastener Forming Technology in Jilin, China, as a wholly owned subsidiary. The planned entity will have registered capital of CNY 1 million and is intended to capitalize on market opportunities created by the localization of non-standard fasteners for Mercedes-Benz China. The move gives Fawer a dedicated local operating presence in Jilin while supporting its efforts to respond more precisely to customer requirements and develop closer business cooperation with Mercedes-Benz.

Focus on Localization and Supply Chain Access

Following its establishment, the new subsidiary will use its local presence to respond precisely to customer needs and upgrade its quality management system to meet the standards expected by premium German automakers. The initiative is also designed to deepen business cooperation with Mercedes-Benz and facilitate access to its global supply chain. Through FAWER Automotive Parts Limited Company and its subsidiary ABC Umformtechnik GmbH & Co KG, the planned Jilin operation is therefore positioned around localized non-standard fastener opportunities, customer responsiveness, quality-system development, and stronger integration with Mercedes-Benz's global supply-chain activities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fawer planning to establish in Jilin, China?
Fawer is planning to establish a wholly owned subsidiary in Jilin, China, through its wholly owned subsidiary ABC Umformtechnik GmbH & Co. KG. The planned entity, Fawer Fastener Forming Technology (Jilin) Co., Ltd., will have registered capital of CNY 1 million and focus on market opportunities linked to localized non-standard fasteners for Mercedes-Benz China. Its objectives include improving customer responsiveness, strengthening quality management to premium German automaker standards, deepening cooperation with Mercedes-Benz, and facilitating access to the automaker's global supply chain.