Haitian International reports 10 percent revenue growth in 2025
Despite geopolitical and supply chain issues, Haitian International Holdings Ltd. reported continued growth for the 2025 financial year.
Revenue increased by 10.0 percent to approximately $2.57 billion, and profits rose 7.2 percent to approximately $480 million compared with the previous year.
The company said in a press release that investments in advanced manufacturing, energy transition and digital technologies drove demand across several key industries. Sales of injection molding machines grew 9.7 percent year over year, and sales to overseas markets grew 26.4 percent, driven by investments in Southeast Asia and South America.
Haitian cited particularly strong growth for the two-platen Jupiter series from the automotive market, and a boost for the Zhafir electric machine series from a recovery in the electronics sector.
“Global markets remain dynamic, but demand for efficient and reliable production technology continues to grow,” said Zhang Bin, executive director and CEO of Haitian International. “Our strategy is to combine strong domestic market presence with further international expansion. By increasing localized manufacturing and strengthening our global service network, we aim to support customers worldwide more effectively.”
He added, “Customer requirements are becoming increasingly application-specific and technologically demanding. Our focus is therefore on combining technological innovation with close customer collaboration while continuing to expand our global presence.”
Haitian International is represented in the U.S. and Canada by Absolute Haitian, Worcester, Mass.