Sailun's Cambodia TBR Expansion Project to Strengthen Global Presence
Recently, Sailun Group announced plans to expand its Cambodian facility to better meet growing international market demands, strengthen its ability to overcome global trade barriers, and enhance its competitive position. Building upon the existing annual production capacity of 1.65 million million truck and bus radial tires (TBR), the new project aims at adding another 1.65 million TBR to the annual production capacity. The total investment for this expansion is USD 93.48 million, which includes USD 61.18 million for construction and USD 32.30 million for working capital.
The expansion project will be carried out by CART TIRE CO., LTD. (referred to as "CART TIRE") and is expected to be completed in 9 months. CART TIRE is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sailun Group and Cambodia’s first tire manufacturing company. It currently operates mass production for projects with annual outputs of 9 million passenger car radial tires (PCR), 12 million PCR, and 1.65 million TBR. Once completed, the expansion will better serve both North American and local Cambodian markets, enhancing the company's competitiveness and market share.
As the first Chinese tire company to establish an overseas factory, Sailun set up its first international facility in Vietnam in 2012, marking the beginning of its global expansion. Since then, Sailun has accelerated its international growth, opening additional factories in Cambodia, Mexico, Indonesia, and other locations, steadily increasing its international influence.
A representative from Sailun Group expressed confidence and optimism about the future of the project. Upon completion and commissioning, the expansion is expected to further optimize Sailun’s global industrial footprint, bolster brand influence, and drive market share growth. Moving forward, Sailun will continue to invest in research and development, enhancing product quality and technological innovation to meet diverse market demands and contribute to the advancement of the global tire industry.




