Huayu New Materials
华渔新材料
Huayu New Materials is a Chinese carbon-fiber composite materials company founded and led by CEO Yu Xuduo . Per FreeS Fund's reporting, it is one of the few domestic firms to have passed automotive-grade (车规级) certification, with a product line centered on T700 high-strength carbon-fiber composite drive shafts that cut weight by 30–60% versus steel equivalents and, in real-vehicle testing, reduced fuel consumption by roughly 0.5 liters per 100 kilometers . The company holds multiple patents in carbon-fiber technology and designs materials for applications spanning automotive and athletic footwear and apparel. FreeS Fund, which led Huayu's angel round, also participated in a subsequent Pre-A round in late 2022 .
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