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Dinli ATV Manufacturer
Dinli Phases Out of Under 250cc ATV Model Production

Dinli Utility ATV
Taipei, Taiwan (5/25/2006) - Dinli Metal Industrial Co., a major all terrain vehicle (ATV) maker in Taiwan, recently announced that it has phased out production of under-250cc ATV models and would focus on over-300cc model manufacturing.
Dinli chairman Lu Tai-yang pointed out that his company decided to withdraw from the under-250cc ATV business so as to escape price-cutting competition with local and mainland Chinese rivals. The technical threshold of under-250cc ATV products is relatively low, Lu said, as are the profit margins.

Dinli started producing 250cc ATVs more than two years ago and targeted the European market for sales. Up to now, the company has shipped more than 21,000 250cc models. To achieve higher margins, Dinli recently developed a 300cc ATV model with decreased air pollution and higher horsepower output. Next year, Lu claimed, Dinli plans to push a 750cc ATV model.

Established 1988, Dinli started as a PTW engine maker and devoted itself to ATV manufacturing in 1996. The company globally markets its ATVs under the DINLI own-brand and acquired American ATV brand Cannondale two years ago for US$20 million. Dinli's aggressive move attracted intensive attention from major ATV players in the international market.

This year, Dinli began a series of aggressive cross-industry investment projects into the machinery and petrochemical fiber lines.

Dinli recently inaugurated its second ATV plant in Taichung, central Taiwan. The new facility's monthly capacity is about 2,500 ATVs, all of which will be exported to Dinli's major markets in the U.S. and Europe.

Dinli ATV Manufacturer
www.dinliusa.com
2007 Royal Lane Suite 190
Dallas, TX 75229
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