Woodbridge, a manufacturer of polyurethane foam car seats, celebrated the opening of two joint venture manufacturing plants in China.
2025-06-19
June 11, 2025 - Woodbridge Group celebrated the grand opening of two advanced joint venture manufacturing plants in China. The two new factories will produce a wide range of high-quality products to meet the all-round demands of manufacturing enterprises in this area. This marks an important milestone for the Wooden Bridge Group in providing innovative solutions to meet the continuous development needs of its customers.
A brand-new joint venture manufacturing plant
A brand-new joint venture manufacturing plant
Guangzhou Muqiao Auto Parts Co., Ltd. is located in Guangdong Province, China. The joint venture factory covers an area of 13,000 square meters and is equipped with two molded foam production lines specifically designed for light vehicles and commercial vehicles. The joint venture factory officially went into production on May 15, 2025. The factory has nearly 250 employees and has moved here from Huadu District in order to be closer to customers.
Muqiao (Changzhou) Auto Parts Co., Ltd. is located in Jiangsu Province, China. The joint venture factory covers an area of 5,000 square meters and was put into production on May 16, 2025. This joint venture factory produces molded foam and provides support for automotive original equipment manufacturers (Oems) in the region. With the increase of new customers in the coming months, it is expected that the production capacity will be further expanded. There are currently 60 employees.
The key figures attending the opening ceremony include: Kai Jacobsen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wooden Bridge Group; Julie Correia, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer; Mike Irwin, Senior Vice President of Technology and Innovation; Bill Drury, Vice President for Asia; joint venture partners; employee representatives and special guests.
Kai Jacobsen emphasized in his speech: "The opening of the new factories in Guangzhou and Changzhou marks an important milestone for the Wooden Bridge Group." Relying on cutting-edge technological reserves and a team of highly skilled talents, we are committed to enhancing regional operational efficiency and expanding our diversified services throughout the region. By deepening local cooperative partnerships, we will fully support the innovative development and transformation and upgrading of key industries in China.
The key figures attending the opening ceremony include: Kai Jacobsen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wooden Bridge Group; Julie Correia, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer; Mike Irwin, Senior Vice President of Technology and Innovation; Bill Drury, Vice President for Asia; joint venture partners; employee representatives and special guests.
Kai Jacobsen emphasized in his speech: "The opening of the new factories in Guangzhou and Changzhou marks an important milestone for the Wooden Bridge Group." Relying on cutting-edge technological reserves and a team of highly skilled talents, we are committed to enhancing regional operational efficiency and expanding our diversified services throughout the region. By deepening local cooperative partnerships, we will fully support the innovative development and transformation and upgrading of key industries in China.
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