Jinli Permanent Magnet (Ningbo) Investment

The firm is 100% owned by JL MAG Rare-Earth Co., Ltd., a Shenzhen-listed manufacturer of sintered NdFeB permanent magnets. Ultimate controlling shareholders are JL MAG's founder Cai Baogui and business partners Hu Zhibin and Li Xinnong, whose shareholding structure in the parent is disclosed in JL MAG's public filings.

It deploys the parent company's capital into venture and growth-stage companies relevant to the rare-earth permanent-magnet supply chain. This includes electrification hardware, advanced manufacturing technologies, and downstream applications that consume NdFeB magnets — electric-vehicle drivetrains, wind-turbine generators, and industrial energy-efficiency systems.

The capital originates from JL MAG's retained earnings and operating cash flows. JL MAG is one of the largest sintered NdFeB producers globally, supplying Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory and multiple Chinese EV manufacturers. The wealth is industrial, not personal-family derived, making this a corporate investment vehicle rather than a single-family office.

Yes. JL MAG's strategic raw-material partnerships with Northern Rare Earth Group and China Rare Earth Group give the investment arm a real-time view of rare-earth pricing, availability, and downstream customer demand. That supply-chain intelligence constitutes an informational edge most financial investors cannot replicate.

Through its parent JL MAG, the firm sits inside China's consolidated rare-earth industrial ecosystem. JL MAG processes rare-earth oxides into finished magnets, a step that Western electric-vehicle manufacturers depend on. The investment arm targets companies that strengthen or benefit from that vertical integration.