Tanger Tech: Jundinda Prepares a Factory Dedicated to the Automotive Industry
Shenzhen Jdd Tech New Material Expands Its Industrial Presence in Morocco
Chinese group Shenzhen Jdd Tech New Material, also known as Jundinda, is gradually strengthening its industrial footprint in Morocco. The manufacturer of modified polymer protective materials is currently operating a rented workshop of approximately 4,000 square meters, while its project to build an industrial factory in Tanger Tech is progressing.
According to the latest updates from the company, automotive harness manufacturers have already initiated the necessary audits to approve the products from its Moroccan subsidiary, Jecar Tech Morocco.
Jundinda Temporarily Utilizing a Workshop in Tangier
The Chinese group has clarified that certification procedures with automotive harness manufacturers are still ongoing. These processes may take several months, particularly due to the stringent approval and qualification requirements imposed by automotive equipment suppliers.
In the meantime, while awaiting the construction of its own factory, Jundinda is using the rented 4,000 square meter facility to facilitate the approval of its products with future clients and prepare for its first orders. Established in January 2026, Jecar Tech Morocco is registered in the Mohammed VI Tanger Tech city, confirming the Chinese group’s integration into the industrial ecosystem of northern Morocco.
An Investment Potentially Reaching 138 Million Dirhams
The Moroccan industrial project was initially announced by Jundinda as early as December 2024. At that time, the group planned to acquire approximately 26,000 square meters of industrial land to build a factory, warehouses, and offices. The total investment announced can reach 100 million yuan, roughly equivalent to around 138.1 million dirhams. This funding is set to cover various components of the project, including land acquisition, construction and fitting of buildings, production equipment, and the various installations necessary for the operation of the site.
The future facility is intended to enable the group to transition from a temporary commercial and industrial presence to a genuine production base in Morocco.
Construction of the Factory Has Yet to Begin
Despite the progress of the project, Jundinda indicates that construction of its own site has not yet commenced. The group is currently utilizing its rented workshop as an initial operational base, allowing it to continue certification procedures with automotive clients and prepare for the arrival of its first orders. The timeline for the commissioning of the future factory has not been specified in the latest updates from the group.
Furthermore, Jundinda anticipates a limited contribution from its Moroccan operations to its short-term revenue, due to the time required for certifications and approvals from manufacturers and suppliers.
Jundinda Targets Automotive Harnesses
The Chinese group specializes in manufacturing materials intended to protect components and systems used across various industrial sectors. Its products include functional sleeves designed to protect electrical wiring harnesses and fluid lines used in automobiles, construction machinery, and other industrial equipment.
The establishment in Tanger Tech is particularly significant for Jundinda given Morocco’s substantial automotive ecosystem focused on exports. The proximity to Tanger’s industrial platforms and port infrastructures will also facilitate the supply and shipping of products to European and international markets.
Over 32 Million Dirhams in Capital for the Moroccan Subsidiary
The subsidiary Jecar Tech Morocco has a capital of 3.5 million dollars, approximately 32.4 million dirhams. Jundinda has already invested 1.735 million dollars, roughly 16.1 million dirhams, in this entity during the first half of 2026. These investments reflect the group’s commitment to gradually setting up its industrial operations in Morocco, despite an initial scaling-up that is expected to remain limited.
Jundinda’s International Activity is Growing
The development in Morocco comes as Jundinda demonstrates strong growth internationally. In the first half of 2026, the group achieved a revenue of 112.65 million yuan outside of China, equivalent to about 155.6 million dirhams. This figure represents a 34.2% increase year-on-year.
The Moroccan presence thus aligns with the Chinese manufacturer’s strategy of internationalization, aiming to bring its industrial capabilities closer to its clients and enhance its presence in foreign markets. In Tangier, the current focus is on finalizing certification processes, securing initial orders, and preparing for a larger-scale local production transition.
