SAIC Motor Corporation Limited is a Chinese multinational automotive manufacturing corporation and the historic volume leader of China's automotive industry headquartered in Shanghai, China. Tracing its founding to 1955, SAIC is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE: 600104) with a $22.0 billion market capitalization. Generating over $100.0 billion USD in annual revenue across more than 5.0 million vehicle deliveries under Chairman Wang Xiaoqiu and President Jia Jianxu, SAIC operates major joint ventures with Volkswagen and GM while leading China's vehicle exports through MG Motor, Roewe, and IM Motors.
SAIC Motor operates an integrated global automotive engineering, dual-brand manufacturing, joint-venture partnership, clean energy electric architecture, and international logistics export business model. Its commercial revenue engine spans four primary pillars: First, Proprietary Passenger & Electric Vehicles (MG, Roewe, IM Motors, Maxus) (~44% of revenue), monetizing high-volume global deliveries of smart EVs, crossovers, sedans, and electric commercial vans. Second, Sino-Foreign Joint Venture Equity Profits & Dividends (~32% of consolidated net earnings), sharing vehicle manufacturing profits from SAIC-Volkswagen (Lavida, Passat, ID.4), SAIC-GM (Buick GL8, Cadillac, Chevrolet), and SAIC-GM-Wuling (Wuling Hongguang MINI EV). Third, Global Export Shipments (~16% of revenue), exporting completely built units (CBU) via SAIC's proprietary ocean-going car carrier shipping fleet (SAIC Anji Logistics) to Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and Latin America. Fourth, Auto Financing, Spare Parts & Mobility Services (~8% of revenue), earning retail vehicle financing interest, battery leasing, and aftermarket OEM parts sales.