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Haitian grows sales by 10%


Chinese injection moulding machinery maker Haitian reported a 10% rise in sales in 2025, driven largely by increased exports. The company achieved a


total revenue of nearly RMB18 billion (US$2.6bn). Domestic sales were stable at around RMB10bn (US$1.5bn), which it said reflected “mixed demand” across industries. Interna- tional sales rose more than 26% to RMB 7.6bn (US$1.1bn), due to an expansion in global manu- facturing capacity and sales in Southeast Asia and South America.


“Global markets remain dynamic, but demand for


from a recovery in the electronics sector, while its servo-hydraulic Mars saw “stable” demand. “Customer requirements


are becoming increasingly application-specific and technologically demanding,” added Zhang. At Chinaplas recently,


Haitian launched its AI-enabled X-Injection at Chinaplas recently


efficient and reliable production technology continues to grow,” said Zhang Bin, executive director and CEO of Haitian. “Our strategy is to combine strong domestic market presence with further international expansion.”


All its product lines showed growth, it says. The two-platen Jupiter was particularly strong, due to investment in the automo- tive supply chain and the expansion of new energy vehicle production. Its Zhafir electric machine benefited


Haitian introduced X-Injec- tion, which it calls an ‘AI for process setup, optimisation and monitoring’. It claims to address three challenges in injection moulding: a shortage of skilled techni- cians, limited transparency into production deviations; and inefficient machine setup and optimisation. � https://haitianinter.com


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