Automotive News has published the 2017 edition of top one hundred global suppliers of auto parts. Bosch, ZF Friedrichshafen AG, Magna International Inc. ranked top three and five Chinese enterprises are on the list, with Yanfeng ranking 14^th.

Automotive News started sorting out global suppliers of auto parts since 2004 and has published 13 lists. It ranks suppliers according to their annual operating income (sale) in auto aftermarket last year.

In the list of this year, Bosch still ranked number one and retained the title since 2011, only being surpassed by Denso in 2010. The matching business of Bosch in 2016 is 46.5 billion dollars. ZF Friedrichshafen AG ranked the second while Denso dropped to the forth. Magna still ranked the third and Continental AG dropped to the fifth.

The rest enterprises of top 15 are Aisin Seiki, Hyundai Mobis, Faurecia, Lear, Valeo, Adient, Delphi, Yazaki, Yanfeng and Sumitomo electric.

The one hundred enterprises on the list are from 17 countries and regions in the world; 28 enterprises are from Japan, ranking the first; 22 enterprises are from the United States, ranking the second; 17 enterprises are from Germany, ranking the third. Besides, 6 Korea enterprises, 4 French enterprises and 5 Canadian enterprises are on the list. There are five Chinese enterprises that enter the list. Sweden, Spain, Mexico have two enterprises on the list and India, the Netherlands, Italy, Luxembourg, Singapore, Norway, Switzerland have one enterprises on the list.

Five Chinese Enterprises are on the list, creating the best result over the years

The number of Chinese enterprises also reached the largest, with five enterprises on the list, which are Yanfeng (14th), Inalfa (66th), Dicastal (71th), Johnson electric (81th) and Minth (93th). Inalfa, Johnson electric and Minth are their first time on the list and Inalfa ranked 66th with annual income of 3.137 billion dollars. Dicastal ranked 71.