Haitian International, the leading Chinese manufacturer of injection molding machines, has announced its half-year financial report.

Benefiting from the global restructuring of supply chains and the accelerating development of certain downstream industries, particularly in new energy vehicles, the company achieved sales of RMB 9.018 billion in the first half of the year, representing a year-on-year (YOY) increase of 12.5%. Operating profit reached RMB 1.983 billion, reflecting a YOY increase of 13.3%.

In the first half of 2025, Haitian’s sales of machines increased by 12% YOY, reaching RMB 8.6 billion. Sales of components and services rose by 21% YOY, totaling RMB 380 million.

The report indicates that in the first half of 2025, developed economies experienced slowing growth due to multiple factors, including escalating trade protectionism, intensified geopolitical conflicts, and diverging monetary policies.

However, some emerging markets and developing economies continued to act as engines of global economic growth, driven by domestic demand, a rise in manufacturing, supply chain shifts, and strong exports.

In China, consumption has become increasingly significant for economic growth, supported by policy subsidies such as trade-in programs. At the same time, exports have shown resilience against tariff pressures. Overall, the first half of the year presented a complex scenario of slowing growth and increasing divergence in the global economy.

In this context, Haitian maintained stable domestic sales by continuing to expand key customer relationships and deepening its presence in various industry segments, recording sales of RMB 5.2 billion in the first half of the year.

In the overseas market, benefiting from structural adjustments in global supply chains and the company’s sustained investments over the years, sales in certain countries and regions, particularly in Southeast Asia, saw significant YOY increases. As a result, the company's overseas sales reached RMB 3.8 billion, achieving a YOY increase of 34.7%.

Notably, Haitian's share of exports has steadily increased in recent years, rising from nearly 30% in 2020 to almost 40% in 2023. The company's future goal is for domestic and overseas sales to each account for 50% of total sales.

Haitian International, the leading Chinese manufacturer of injection molding machines, has announced its half-year financial report.

Benefiting from the global restructuring of supply chains and the accelerating development of certain downstream industries, particularly in new energy vehicles, the company achieved sales of RMB 9.018 billion in the first half of the year, representing a year-on-year (YOY) increase of 12.5%. Operating profit reached RMB 1.983 billion, reflecting a YOY increase of 13.3%.

In the first half of 2025, Haitian’s sales of machines increased by 12% YOY, reaching RMB 8.6 billion. Sales of components and services rose by 21% YOY, totaling RMB 380 million.

The report indicates that in the first half of 2025, developed economies experienced slowing growth due to multiple factors, including escalating trade protectionism, intensified geopolitical conflicts, and diverging monetary policies.

However, some emerging markets and developing economies continued to act as engines of global economic growth, driven by domestic demand, a rise in manufacturing, supply chain shifts, and strong exports.

In China, consumption has become increasingly significant for economic growth, supported by policy subsidies such as trade-in programs. At the same time, exports have shown resilience against tariff pressures. Overall, the first half of the year presented a complex scenario of slowing growth and increasing divergence in the global economy.

In this context, Haitian maintained stable domestic sales by continuing to expand key customer relationships and deepening its presence in various industry segments, recording sales of RMB 5.2 billion in the first half of the year.

In the overseas market, benefiting from structural adjustments in global supply chains and the company’s sustained investments over the years, sales in certain countries and regions, particularly in Southeast Asia, saw significant YOY increases. As a result, the company's overseas sales reached RMB 3.8 billion, achieving a YOY increase of 34.7%.

Notably, Haitian's share of exports has steadily increased in recent years, rising from nearly 30% in 2020 to almost 40% in 2023. The company's future goal is for domestic and overseas sales to each account for 50% of total sales.