Sany Increases Revenue 14.7 Percent in 2025

Sany Heavy Industry posted its annual results, which illustrate a change as international business evolved from being a growth segment into becoming the core of the company.

Sany reported total 2025 revenue of U.S. $12.49 billion, a 14.7-percent year-over-year increase. In addition to top-line growth, Sany posted enhanced profitability and financial health. Its net profit jumped 41 percent to $1.18 billion. Gross margin surged to 27.7 percent, a 1.7-percent incline. Operating cash flow leaped 34.8 percent to $2.8 billion.

Consistent with its focus on long-term value, Sany returned more than 50 percent of its profits to shareholders.

International revenue totaled $7.83 billion, 64 percent of total revenue. Africa emerged as a major growth driver with $1.16 billion in revenue, a 55-percent increase led by infrastructure demand. Asia Pacific remained the largest overseas contributor with $3.34 billion. The Americas and Europe showed high resilience with $1.56 billion in the Americas and $1.75 billion in Europe, despite global economic cycles.

Sany’s growth continues to be rooted in product excellence in multiple categories, the company said. $4.83 billion in revenue came from excavators, 38.7 percent of total revenues. Not far behind were cranes and concrete machinery, which combined for $4.38 in total revenue, 35 percent of the company’s total. Road machinery and piling equipment had growth of 25 percent and 36 percent, respectively.

“After 40 years of evolution, Sany is now a more resilient, global, and predictable business,” said Sany Heavy Industry management. “The 2025 results prove that our global strategy is no longer just an objective, it is our reality. We remain committed to building long-term value by supporting the world’s most complex infrastructure projects.”

Sany Heavy Industry is a premier global manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, port and drilling machinery, and renewable wind-energy systems. Sany has a presence in more than 150 countries, dedicated to digitalization, electrification and global collaboration.