Hwangu Motor Gyangyu

Hwangu Motor Gyangyu (HMG) is a Mushrundi multinational automaker headquartered in Solomeda, Metroworld. It is the largest company in Metroworld by revenue and the cornerstone of that country's auto industry.

Beginnings
It was founded in 1871 as a partnership between Handu Hwangu, Calman Gyangyu and Mosu Yukos. Its original inventory was to build wagons for Metroworld's then-young rail network, and with a R1,500 grant from the government, constructed its first coach, a goods wagon (the Type 17G) for the Solomeda and Daibar Railroad. However, the new company was in serious debt, so Yukos sold his share of the company in 1874. In 1878, Hwangu and Gyangyu put in all of their savings towards the company in order to rescue it from debt, and by 1880 constructed, by contract, the Type 884 passenger coach for the Solomeda and Daibar Railroad. It was HMG's most successful product up until that point, and by 1885 had sold more than 1,500 coaches to various railroad companies all over the country.