Michelin, Double Coin, Huayi Joint Venture Finalized - Tire Review Magazine

Michelin, Double Coin, Huayi Joint Venture Finalized

The joint venture agreement between Groupe Michelin, Double Coin Holdings Ltd. and Shanghai Huayi (Group) Co. has been finalized.

The deal is done and a new tire company has been born, thanks to the formalization of the proposed joint venture agreement between Groupe Michelin, Double Coin Holdings Ltd. and Shanghai Huayi (Group) Co.

The newly minted Double Coin Group (Anhui) Warrior Tires Co. will produce Warrior brand passenger and light truck/SUV tires, some of which will reach the North American market next year.

The company will be 40% owned by Michelin and 60% owned by Double Coin and Shanghai Huayi, which Michelin contributing approximately $75 million to the joint venture. Double Coin’s stake in the joint venture has been reduced from 68% to 40.8%, while Huayi Group’s share fell from 32% to 19.2%.  

Double Coin Group (Anhui) Warrior Tires Co. will operate a $390 million plant now being built in Wuwei, Anhui province, some 300 miles west of Shanghai. The plant will have a top-end capacity of 15 million tires per year. The first phase will have an annual capacity of six million tires, and the plant will be fully operational in five to eight years.

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