Weihua Ranks 462nd in 2026
Weihua Group has once again made the list of China’s Top 500 Private Enterprises, taking 462nd place in 2026. It also ranks 330th among China’s Top 500 Private Manufacturing Enterprises, seven places higher than last year in the overall ranking.
The 2026 China Top 500 Private Enterprises Conference took place in Tianjin on September 22. The All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce organized the event. Yu Hong, Party Secretary and Vice President of Weihua Group, attended the conference and received the medal on behalf of Weihua.
For the group, the two rankings mark another year of steady progress in the private economy and manufacturing sector.

Looking Back at 2025
The economic environment in 2025 brought plenty of changes, both in China and overseas. Like many manufacturing companies, Weihua faced a market that was not always easy to predict.
The group kept its development closely connected with the country’s broader development needs. In 2025, Weihua recorded RMB 28.3 billion in operating revenue.
That number reflects the work carried out across the group during the year. Weihua continued to focus on its lifting equipment business and related industrial solutions, while keeping an eye on changing customer and market needs.
The latest ranking also gives a useful picture of where the company stands after a year of changing economic conditions.
The First Half of 2026
Weihua has started 2026 on a positive note.
In the first half of the year, the group’s overall operating revenue continued to rise steadily. Its core business segments performed well, and market share remained stable.
There is no single reason behind this progress. Product development, manufacturing, project work, sales, and customer service all matter in an industrial business. Weihua has continued to work across these areas while serving customers with overhead cranes, gantry cranes, electric hoists, port cranes, jib cranes, KBK crane systems, and intelligent lifting solutions.
The first half of 2026 has provided the group with a solid start to the year.

A Shift Toward Smarter and Greener Manufacturing
The manufacturing sector is moving forward, and lifting equipment is part of that change.
Factories are paying more attention to automation, digital systems, energy use, and how different pieces of equipment work together. For crane manufacturers, this means looking beyond the basic task of lifting and moving a load.
Weihua has been developing intelligent lifting solutions in response to these changes. Depending on the application, modern crane systems can connect equipment control, positioning, monitoring, and automated operation.
The group will continue to follow an intelligent, green, and integrated development path. At the same time, it plans to strengthen its independent technology capabilities and manufacturing base.
Moving Forward
For Weihua, the new ranking is a record of the work done so far. There is still plenty ahead.
The group will continue to follow the direction of advanced manufacturing and work on the technologies and products needed by industrial customers. It will also keep improving its manufacturing processes and lifting solutions as factories become more connected and automated.
The basic idea remains simple: understand what customers need, make useful equipment, and keep improving it.
As Weihua moves into the rest of 2026 and beyond, the group will continue building on its experience in the lifting industry and taking part in the development of modern advanced manufacturing.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Weihua Group’s ranking in 2026?
Weihua Group ranks 462nd among China’s Top 500 Private Enterprises in 2026. The group moved up seven places compared with last year.
2. What is Weihua’s ranking among private manufacturing companies?
Weihua ranks 330th among China’s Top 500 Private Manufacturing Enterprises in 2026.
3. What was Weihua Group’s revenue in 2025?
Weihua Group recorded RMB 28.3 billion in operating revenue in 2025.
4. What is Weihua’s development direction?
Weihua plans to continue developing in the areas of intelligent, green, and integrated manufacturing, while strengthening its technology and manufacturing capabilities.