Guangzhou Rizheng Spring Co., Ltd.

Guangzhou Rizheng Spring Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as NUS) is a foreign-invested joint venture established in May 2002. The registered capital is USD 26.75 million. Located at No. 1820 Kaifa Avenue, Guangzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone, the company covers an area of 53,600 square meters, with a building area of nearly 30,000 square meters. It is a modern enterprise featuring a beautiful environment, harmonious labor relations, advanced technology, and standardized management. The company currently has more than 500 employees, including 12 senior technicians, 20 technicians, 10 intermediate professional title holders, and 10 junior professional title holders. The company has successively been awarded the title of Guangzhou AAA-level Harmonious Labor Relations Enterprise, the district's first batch of "Harmonious Labor Relations Enterprise", "Labor Security Integrity Enterprise", and other honors.

The company's products are shock-absorbing springs and stabilizer bars for automobiles. Main customers include well-known automotive companies such as GAC Honda, GAC Toyota, Dongfeng Nissan, Changan Ford, and Chery Jaguar Land Rover. It is an important part of the automotive industry chain prioritized for development in Guangzhou.


Safety, quality, environment, and energy are the company's four major policies. The company actively introduces certification management systems such as OHSAS18000, ISO14001, IATF16949, and FORD Q1, and improves customer satisfaction through continuous improvement measures. It gradually expands production scale and strengthens its own quality, aiming to build itself into the most production-capable, best-known, and most trustworthy automotive spring manufacturer in South China and even China, while aligning with the international automotive parts market.

Over the years, the company has always adhered to enhancing its self-value by providing high value-added products and continuous reform and innovation, making due contributions to society and future generations while seeking industrial development.