Hunan Longxiang Group

Hunan Longxiang Transportation Development Group Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as Hunan Longxiang Group), formerly known as Changsha Automobile Passenger Transport Development (Group) Company, was renamed to its current name after corporate restructuring in 2006. The company has nearly 92 years of operating history since its establishment. Longxiang Group operates all passenger transport stations within Changsha, including Changsha East Bus Station, Changsha West Bus Station, Changsha South Bus Station, Liuyang Bus Station, Ningxiang Bus Station, Lituo Expressway Bus Station, Wangcheng Bus Station, and Xingsha Bus Station. It has branch companies such as Longxiang Taxi Branch, Fuel Supply and Marketing Branch, and Maintenance Company; wholly-owned subsidiaries such as Changsha Automobile Inspection Station, Sixing Bus Factory, Longxiang Technical School, Longxiang International Travel Agency, and Changsha Tourism Distribution Center; and 10 holding and share-participating companies such as Hunan Longxiang Bus, Changsha Xianggaosu, Changsha Hengtong Bus, Longxiang Real Estate Company, Hunan Province Xianggaosu Co., Ltd., Hunan Longxiang (Yueyang) Shenchi Transportation Group, and Hunan Longxiang (Yueyang) Intermodal Logistics Company. It is a large road transportation group with national Class I road passenger transport operating qualifications. Its business scope covers highway passenger transport, passenger and freight stations, urban public passenger transport, taxi services, tourist passenger transport, and also automobile repair, testing, refined oil supply, baggage express, freight consolidation, driver training, tourism services, real estate development, and other diversified business projects. Longxiang Group currently has 15,600 active employees, providing 45,000 jobs. In the Changsha area, it owns 8 passenger stations of Class II or above (including 3 Class I Grade A stations and 5 Class II stations), and additionally has 1 Class I passenger station and 4 Class II passenger stations under construction or certification. It owns more than 1,500 various passenger vehicles, with over 4,000 vehicles entering stations for operation, operating more than 520 routes, with over 5,000 daily departures and sending over 91,000 passengers per day on average. Its transportation network covers all parts of Hunan Province and 23 provinces and municipalities including Jiangxi, Hubei, and Jiangsu; it owns more than 1,000 urban public buses and more than 600 urban taxis, initially forming a large transportation pattern of interwoven networks of long-distance transport, urban public transport, and taxi services. It is an important external window unit of Changsha and a leading enterprise in Hunan Province's transportation industry.