Guangdong Chaoji Container House Company
Guangdong Chaoji Container House Co., Ltd. was established on August 16, 2019, with Qiu Jiafeng as its legal representative, and is currently in operation. Here is detailed information about the company:
I. Basic Information
The company's registered address is located at the intersection of Dayao Community Section, National Highway 206, Didu Town, Rongcheng District, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province (changed), specifically marked as G206 (Yanshan Line) in Rongcheng District, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province. It can be reached by taking bus routes 10, 12, and Jieyang Route 15 to the nearby area. The company is a limited liability company (invested and controlled by natural persons) in the metal products industry, with a registered capital of 5 million yuan (reduced from 10 million yuan) and a total paid-in capital of 280,000 yuan. It has 3 insured employees and has continuously disclosed its annual reports from 2019 to 2024, demonstrating sustained compliance in its operations.
II. Business Scope and Qualifications
The company's core businesses include the manufacturing, sales, and leasing of containers, as well as the concurrent operation of metal structural products and domestic trade agency services, and it holds qualifications for specialized construction operations. After adjusting its business scope in 2024, it added new businesses such as container maintenance and the manufacturing of metal products for safety and fire protection, further expanding its service areas. Its business covers the entire lifecycle management of containers, forming a closed loop from production to maintenance, meeting diverse customer needs.
III. Equity Structure and Governance
The shareholders are composed of Qiu Jiafeng (holding 34%), He Haitang (holding 33%), and Wang Hao (holding 33%). The equity distribution is relatively balanced, and the natural person控股 (holding company) model facilitates decision-making efficiency. Qiu Jiafeng, the legal representative, is also the largest shareholder and may lead the company's strategic direction, while the other two shareholders have similar shareholdings, forming a checks-and-balances structure.
IV. Legal Risks and Compliance
The company has been involved in 3 judicial cases, with causes including sales contract disputes, etc. It is necessary to pay attention to its contract management processes and risk control mechanisms. Although the number of cases is relatively small, measures such as improving contract terms and strengthening performance supervision are still needed to reduce legal risks. The company is currently in operation and has not shown any major administrative penalties or abnormal business information, indicating good overall compliance.
