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SANY H1 Revenue Rises 19.49% on Global Expansion
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SANY H1 Revenue Rises 19.49% on Global Expansion

SANY Heavy Industry reported revenue of USD 7.89 billion in the first half of 2026, registering a 19.49% year-on-year growth. The company posted an attributable net profit of USD 838.887 million, marking a 9.13% increase compared to the same period last year.

Revenue in the second quarter rose 24.39% to USD 4.328 billion, while attributable net profit increased 16.93% to USD 473.108 million. The company’s operating cash flow stood at USD 1.440 billion, with total assets reaching USD 26.708 billion as of June 30, 2026.

SANY’s overseas business remained a key growth driver, contributing USD 4.724 billion in revenue, up 21.82% year-on-year and accounting for 61.33% of core business revenue. Regional growth was led by Africa, which recorded a 47.66% increase, followed by the Americas at 24.70%, Asia and Australia at 17.38%, and Europe at 12.68%.

The company witnessed growth across major product segments, with piling machinery revenue increasing 63.11%, excavation machinery rising 21.77%, concrete machinery growing 21.25%, lifting machinery increasing 8.22%, and road machinery registering a 5.52% growth.

SANY continued to strengthen its global footprint by expanding overseas channels, enhancing service networks and developing integrated equipment solutions tailored to local market requirements. The company is transitioning from product exports towards localised industrial operations with greater focus on sales, services, product development and manufacturing capabilities across international markets.

Going forward, SANY will focus on globalisation, digitalisation and decarbonisation initiatives while improving product innovation, manufacturing efficiency and competitiveness to deliver smarter and more sustainable construction equipment solutions worldwide.

SANY Heavy Industry reported revenue of USD 7.89 billion in the first half of 2026, registering a 19.49% year-on-year growth. The company posted an attributable net profit of USD 838.887 million, marking a 9.13% increase compared to the same period last year.Revenue in the second quarter rose 24.39% to USD 4.328 billion, while attributable net profit increased 16.93% to USD 473.108 million. The company’s operating cash flow stood at USD 1.440 billion, with total assets reaching USD 26.708 billion as of June 30, 2026.SANY’s overseas business remained a key growth driver, contributing USD 4.724 billion in revenue, up 21.82% year-on-year and accounting for 61.33% of core business revenue. Regional growth was led by Africa, which recorded a 47.66% increase, followed by the Americas at 24.70%, Asia and Australia at 17.38%, and Europe at 12.68%.The company witnessed growth across major product segments, with piling machinery revenue increasing 63.11%, excavation machinery rising 21.77%, concrete machinery growing 21.25%, lifting machinery increasing 8.22%, and road machinery registering a 5.52% growth.SANY continued to strengthen its global footprint by expanding overseas channels, enhancing service networks and developing integrated equipment solutions tailored to local market requirements. The company is transitioning from product exports towards localised industrial operations with greater focus on sales, services, product development and manufacturing capabilities across international markets.Going forward, SANY will focus on globalisation, digitalisation and decarbonisation initiatives while improving product innovation, manufacturing efficiency and competitiveness to deliver smarter and more sustainable construction equipment solutions worldwide.

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