CITIC Dicastal breaks ground on aluminium wheels expansion project in Hunan

The globally leading manufacturer of aluminium alloy wheels for the automobile industry- CITIC Dicastal Wheel Manufacturing Co., Ltd., announced breaking of ground on its expansion project in China's Hunan province, on November 5, reported Shanghai Metals Market (SMM).

The large-scale aluminium alloy wheels project to be built at a total investment of USD 5 million will produce 12 million pieces of aluminium wheels in a year, on completion. The plant will also churn out 40,000 tonnes of aluminium castings per annum, reported SMM.

CITIC Dicastal Wheel Manufacturing was the first aluminium alloy wheel manufacturer in the Chinese mainland. After almost 3 decades of its inception in 1988, it has now become one of the leading manufacturers of aluminium wheels in the world.

CITIC Dicastal is the only manufacturer capable to provide all surface states of aluminium alloy wheels. The three moulding process of casting, forging, casting and spinning of the company has fully met the different and innovative demand of the world's automotive manufacturers.

The company operates research and development centres in Europe and North America, a technical centre in Japan, and serves markets in Europe, North America, Japan, South Korea, and Australia.

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