Building A Full-Lifecycle Commercial Vehicle Service Ecosystem Based In Jining

Amina (Shandong) International Supply Chain Management Co., Ltd., located in Jining City, Shandong Province, a core production center for used semi-trailers in China, is a comprehensive enterprise specializing in the modification and sales of new and used tractors, dump trucks, used concrete mixers, and truck cranes. Leveraging the advantages of the regional industrial cluster, the company has established a comprehensive service system encompassing procurement, modification, and sales, striving to become a trusted commercial vehicle solutions provider for global customers.

As a rising star in the industry, Amina adheres to the core philosophy of "Customer requirements are our pursuit" and strictly controls product quality, ensuring that every vehicle meets performance standards through international standard testing procedures. Its professional team offers customized modification solutions for scenarios such as engineering transportation and logistics distribution, particularly in the field of used equipment refurbishment, effectively extending vehicle lifespan.

The company has innovatively introduced a "one-stop service" model, offering comprehensive services from pre-sales consultation to after-sales repair and maintenance. With a 24-hour response mechanism and a nationwide warranty network, this significantly reduces customers' operational and maintenance costs. Data shows that customer repurchase rates will increase by 30% year-over-year in 2024, with overseas orders covering 15 countries and regions, including Southeast Asia and Africa.

"We not only sell vehicles, but also deliver value throughout their entire lifecycle," said Zhang Wei, General Manager of Amina. The company is accelerating the deployment of intelligent connected systems, enabling real-time monitoring of transportation data through onboard terminals to help customers optimize operational efficiency. The company is also collaborating with multiple research institutions to develop new energy powertrain solutions, promoting the green and low-carbon transformation of traditional commercial vehicles.

With the deepening of the Belt and Road Initiative, Amina is actively expanding into the international market. It recently reached a strategic agreement with a Middle Eastern logistics company to provide an order for 500 customized dump trucks. The company plans to establish 10 overseas service centers covering major trading countries within three years, aiming to reshape the industry through technology-driven and service-enhancing initiatives.