The Chinese Foundries Behind The Famous Clothing Brands.

When we mention the name of a factory, everyone is not cold, and even many people in the industry do not understand it.

As a factory in the world, there are still many factories in China that are not understood by consumers, and are only foundry manufacturers, OEM (original equipment manufacturers (not designed to produce only)) and ODM (original design manufacturers).

Many brands will find factories to produce products for various reasons.

Jingyuan International

Jingyuan international, its main OEM is UNIQLO, and GU excellent, H&M and so on.

Listed in Hongkong in 2017, there were about 70 thousand workers in 2017.

However, around June 2018, the company's share price fell 9 days to a new low.

Citigroup said the international management disclosed that there was a problem in the allocation of orders, which led to a year-round gross margin difference. The bank lowered its net profit by 9.5% to 188 million dollars a year, and the target price was reduced from HK $10.8 to HK $10.3, but it maintained a "buy" rating.

In the 2017 fiscal year, Jingyuan international recorded a net profit of US $148 million 500 thousand, an increase of 20.1% over the 123 million 700 thousand US dollar in fiscal 2016.

Gross profit margin rose to 20.2% from 20.2% in fiscal 2016.

Li Jinghui, chief financial officer, points out that although the gross profit margin has been slightly improved, it has reached the group's expectations.

Jingyuan international has 20 self operated factories in mainland China, Vietnam, Kampuchea, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Li Jinghui said it will continue to increase production in low cost countries and speed up gross margin in the future due to the increased use and operating costs of China.

The group is now applying for the purchase of cloth factories in Vietnam, and is expected to be put into operation at the end of 2019. In addition, there are 5 factories planned to expand. After completion, the capacity is expected to increase by at least 30% than at present.

Xia Meng Yi Jie

It was founded in February 2003 by a joint venture between domestic garment enterprises, China Xia Meng Garments Limited and Italy Zegna group.

The company has set up marketing branches and more than 100 stores in Beijing, Shanghai, Shijiazhuang, Ji'nan, Nanjing, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Wuhan, Hangzhou and other more than 30 large and medium-sized cities.

In addition, the company also has Xia Meng (Shanghai) Trading Co., Ltd., a famous shopping center in Shanghai, which is responsible for the marketing of two markets at home and abroad.

Changjiang garment factory Co., Ltd.

Changjiang garment manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a Hong Kong listed companies, a large garment group in Hongkong. It was founded in 1951.

It was listed in Hongkong in 1970.

The company has a wide range of business, from spinning, weaving, bleaching and dyeing, and making garments to sales.

In 1987, YGM Trading Co., Ltd. was spun out from Changjiang Garment Manufactory Co., Ltd., and was officially launched in Hongkong.

YGM is the first clothing company to bring international brands to the mainland. The most influential brands in Europe and the United States, MichelRene (France, Malaysia) and Pirerrecardin (Pierre Cardin), are all introduced and promoted by the Changjiang group.

There are factories in Wuxi and Panyu.

Shenzhou International

Shenzhou group was founded in 1988, and its main enterprise is Ningbo Shenzhou Knitting Co., Ltd.

In 2018, Shenzhou International's market value was 120 billion Hong Kong dollars. It is the largest garment enterprise in China. The number of international workers in Shenzhou is over 100 thousand.

In 2018, Shenzhou International revenue reached 20 billion 950 million yuan, an increase of 15.8% over the same period last year. Net profit rose 20.7% to 4 billion 540 million yuan, and gross margin reached 31.6%, up 0.2 percentage points from last year. This is the double-digit growth of the group's revenue and net profit for Sixth consecutive years.

During the period, sales of group sports products increased by 18.5% to 14 billion 276 million yuan, sales of leisure products increased 12.3% to 5 billion 167 million yuan, and sales of lingerie products increased 2% to 1 billion 328 million yuan.

In the past ten years, the share price rose since the financial crisis in 08 years, and Shenzhou International gained 85 times, which surpassed that of Tencent.

This company is known for its high-end product positioning and excellent operational efficiency. At present, Shenzhou International Business is mainly about production sports products, such as Nike, Adidas, PUMA and so on, followed by leisure products, which are mainly UNIQLO.

These customers are international brands.

Therefore, the future performance of the company depends largely on the development of the three brands of Nike, Adidas and UNIQLO.

Dayang creation Limited by Share Ltd

Dalian Dayang creation Limited by Share Ltd was founded in September 1979 and listed on the Shanghai stock exchange in June 2000.

It focuses on the production and marketing of all kinds of medium and high class garments, and owns TRANDS, a senior men's wear brand.

The creation of Da Yang was widely known in 2016.

The announcement of the founding of the Da Yang announced that the company had completed the registration of industrial and commercial registration of the company's name, registered capital and business scope.

The name of the company was changed from "Dalian Dayang creation Limited by Share Ltd" to "express express Limited by Share Ltd".

Hongkong Yongjia group

The Hongkong Yongjia group, a Limited registered company in the Cayman Islands, was listed in Hongkong in September 6, 2006 (the British colony of the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean northwest).

It mainly includes sportswear production, leisure and outdoor clothing production, sporting goods distribution and retail.

In Guangdong, Heyuan, Yunfu, Guangxi and Wuzhou have factories, there are reports that the number of workers is about 30 thousand.

Sportswear production is the largest business of Yongjia Group Holdings Limited. Its main customers include Adidas, Reebok, UMBRO and Puma.

At the end of February, the Yongjia group announced that the net profit of the group's expected company equity holders in 2018 will increase from HK $21 million to HK $42 million.

The net profit of the company's equity holders from continuing operations will increase to about HK $86 million.

As a result of the sharp increase in the revenue of the high-end fashion retailing business, the gross profit margin decreased by 0.9% compared to the production and sportswear retail business, with a gross margin of 27%. The group ended its sports apparel retail business by the end of 2018.

The group will take multi brand development as one of the main strategies to enter the potential market of Greater China. In addition, it will continue to develop electricity suppliers, so as to exploit the potential huge online market.

Yida group

Yida group, founded in 1978, is a vertically integrated cotton and Garment Group.

It is one of the world's leading manufacturers of high grade pure cotton shirts. The group is located in factories and strong sales networks in China, Malaysia, Vietnam, Mauritius and Sri Lanka, serving the global mainstream market.

Owns its own shirt brand Pye, the number of workers 80 thousand, in Guangdong and Changzhou and other places have processing bases.

Overseas brands AbercrombieFitch (A&F), Lacoste, Polo Ralph Lauren (Ralph Lauren), Tommy Hilfiger (Tommy Hilfiger).

Luen Thai company

Luen Tai International Group Co., Ltd. is a diversified multinational company based on garment manufacturing.

Founded in 1965, the company is headquartered in Hongkong.

At the end of March, the annual earnings report for 2018 was released. The company's revenue was 850 million US dollars, up 10.7% over the same period last year. The profit attributable to the owners of the company was US $23 million 303 thousand, an increase of 6.4% compared with the same period last year, and a basic income of 2.3 cents per share.

As of December 31, 2018, customers from the US, Europe and Asia accounted for 51.6%, 21.7% and 16.4% of the group's total revenue respectively.