(abbreviated as GPG),established in December 2017, is the largest public road transportation enterprise in South China. It operates five major business segments: urban public transport, taxi services, modern logistics, smart transportation, and new energy transportation industries.The group employs approximately 52,000 staff and manages a fleet of nearly 27,000 vehicles, including buses, taxis,coaches, logistics trucks, recovery vehicles, and construction waste transport vehicles. It also operates 53 vessels, 580 bus terminals, 10 transport stations, and 25 Hello-bus-stations and pickup-points. Nationwide, GPG oversees 8 GSP-compliant pharmaceutical logistics hub centers and has constructed and centrally manages 181 bus charging stations with 6,843 charging piles. Notably, it has developed two nationally recognized benchmark projects for three-dimensional bus charging parking facilities: the Yanling Integrated New Energy Low-Carbon Industrial Demonstration Park (Tianhe District) and the Shima Comprehensive New Energy Low-Carbon Industrial Demonstration Park (Baiyun District).
Guangzhou Public Transport Group (GPG) has seized strategic opportunities arising from China’s "Transportation Powerhouse" initiative and the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area since its establishment. Guided by a people-centric philosophy and demand-driven approach, the Group focuses on "seven service pillars"—supporting talent development, technological innovation, industrial growth, consumer needs, regional connectivity, cultural initiatives, and business environment optimization. By leveraging synergies across its diversified transportation resources—including public transit, ride-hailing services, water buses, intercity coaches, and corporate travel solutions—GPG delivers a multi-tiered, integrated transport system tailored to meet citizens’ growing demand for personalized and high-quality mobility experiences.
Simultaneously, GPG adopts a global vision to expand its transportation ecosystem. Capitalizing on core competencies, the Group extends partnerships with organizations and enterprises in Singapore, Hong Kong, Laos, and beyond. It actively diversifies into emerging sectors such as pharmaceutical logistics, cold chain logistics, smart transportation, new energy vehicle industries, automotive aftermarket services, cultural-tourism integration, and transit hub composite development. Through these strategic moves, GPG pioneers new industry frontiers, injects fresh momentum into sustainable growth, and enhances its capacity to drive urban progress and elevate quality of life.
Looking ahead, Guangzhou Public Transport Group (GPG) will prioritize high-quality development as its central mission. Aligned with the overarching directives of the Guangzhou Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government, and in compliance with the operational frameworks set by the Municipal State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) and Transport Bureau, GPG commits to forging a visionary transport ecosystem that addresses Guangzhou’s strategic needs, fulfills citizens’ aspirations, and leverages GPG’s core strengths.
