History

Our story so far

1989

Foundation of the company by creation of ‘Goodbaby好孩子’ Brand

1993

Strollers ranked #1 in sales in China

1996

Our 1st stroller sold in US market

1999

Largest supplier of strollers in the USA

2002

Our 1st stroller sold in European market

2006

Largest supplier of strollers in European market

2007

Mr. Song is awarded ‘Entrepreneur of the Year’ for the greater China region by Ernst & Young.

2009

We supply 1 of 3 strollers that are sold in China, North America and Europe –> ranked world largest supplier of strollers

2010

Initial public offering in Hong Kong Stock exchange (Hkex)

2014

Merger and acquisition of CYBEX and Evenflo to create a brand-driven, ‘ One-Dragon’, vertically integrated business model. With the global presence, localized operations and strong capabilities in brand building, the Group business has transformed from R&D and manufacture-driven to Brand-driven business.

2017

Acquisition of gb retail network and expansion of Group’s product portfolio to children apparels, home textiles, feedings and personal care products.

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Goodbaby International Holdings Limited

Goodbaby International Holdings Ltd. is a world leading parenting products company. The Group serves millions of families through design, research and development, manufacture, marketing and sales of children’s car safety seats, strollers, apparels and home textile products, feeding, nursing and personal care products, cribs, bicycles and tricycles and other children products. Goodbaby International serves families around the world with Germany, US and China as its mother markets.

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