Under the great attention, the Auto OEM Purchasing Top Forum was held in Shanghai on Dec. 2nd. The forum was organized by CAAM and SINOMACH, and co-organized by Auto Review, CNAICO, CAIEC and chinaautosupplier. Themed with exploring current purchasing trends and Chinese auto parts development paths, the forum aroused great attention within the industry. The Executive Vice Chairman of CAAM Mr. Dong Yang and the Vice President of SINOMACH Mr. Ding Hongxiang attended the forum and delivered wonderful speeches. Focused on Chinese brand parts enterprises into OEM supply chain, the forum deeply discussed how to drive the development of Chinese parts enterprises via learning from international experience and achieved fruitful results.

Mr. Dong Yang, Executive Vice Chairman of CAAM

In the opening remarks, Mr. Dong Yang expressed that the 13th Five-Year would be the best time for Chinese automotive industry. It may not be the period of the fastest development, but must be the five-year with ability increasing and structure adjusting. Because at the present stage, China’s development could not let automobiles be apart since Chinese automotive industry was the pillar industry of national economy and the auto products were the key transport tools. Besides, for “China Manufacturing 2025”, automobile would be an important carrier. Without automobile, the strategy was hard to achieve. Therefore, Mr. Dong Yang believed that for the automotive industry, the present stage was crucial.

Mr. Ding Hongxiang, Vice President of SINOMACH

Mr. Ding Hongxiang, in his speech, informed the status of Shanghai International Auto Parts and Service Exhibition (SAPE) and its exhibiting scale.

Mr. Chen Weinong, Party Secretary of CAIEC

The forum was composed of two parts. The speech session was hosted by the Party Secretary of CAIEC Mr. Chen Weinong. The industrial experts from CAAM, SIC and Vernal International Capital as well as the enterprise leaders from JAC, Chery, Daimler, Toyota Boshoku and BFCEC delivered wonderful speeches and shared each own experience on how to promote Chinese parts enterprises into OEM supply chain.

Mr. Ye Shengji, Deputy Secretary General of CAAM

Mr. Li Weili, Director of SIC

Mr. Wu Yu, Head of Supplier Development Department of JAC

Mr. Ni Shaoyong, Vice General Manager of Chery New Energy

Mr. Wang Dazong, President of Vernal International Capital

Mr. Matthias REIFF, Director of Daimler China

Mr. Zhuang Zhiqiang, Vice General Manager of Toyota Boshoku (China)

Mr. Dai Songgao, Vice General Manager of BFCEC

The dialogue session, hosted by Chief Editor of Auto Review Mr. Zeng Guang, further discussed the opportunities and challenges for local parts enterprises into OEM supply chain. Seven guests, Mr. Dong Yang, Mr. Zhuang Zhiqiang, Mr. Wang Dazong, Mr. Dai Songgao, Mr. Ni Shaoyong, Mr. Wu Yu and Mr. REIFF, were invited to participate in. During the dialogue, the guests shared presented many wonderful views.