Sime Darby Xin Chang Machinery Engineering (Jiangxi) Co., Ltd.

Caterpillar is the world's largest manufacturer of earthmoving and construction machinery, and a major global supplier of diesel engines, natural gas engines, and industrial gas turbines. It enjoys an extremely high reputation in the global machinery sector and is one of the Global 500 companies. As a close partner of Caterpillar, Xin Chang Machinery has walked together through more than 40 years of trials and hardships, jointly providing tens of thousands of customers in South China with highly reputable quality products and services.
Xin Chang Machinery Engineering Co., Ltd. was founded in Shanghai as early as 1928, and its headquarters is now located in Hong Kong. It is an affiliate of Sime Darby, Malaysia's most powerful multi-industry multinational group; it is also the designated general agent in South China's six provinces, Xinjiang, and the Hong Kong and Macao regions for Caterpillar, the global pioneer in construction machinery, serving an area of more than 2.6 million square kilometers.
Xin Chang Machinery is fully responsible for Caterpillar product sales, service, and spare parts supply in the designated regions, and assists in providing various value-added services such as financial leasing. It provides more than 300 types of Caterpillar products across more than 20 series, including road construction machinery, engineering construction machinery, mining machinery, quarrying machinery, landfill equipment, as well as engines, generator sets, and uninterruptible power supply UPS solutions; its business covers various fields such as transportation construction, material handling, building construction, sanitation construction, mining, water conservancy, electric power, navigation, shipbuilding, and the petroleum industry. (Providing users with Caterpillar (CAT) earthmoving and road construction machinery, excavators, bulldozers, pavers, natural gas generators, engines, generator sets, marine engine products, parts supply, and maintenance services)