The company’s growth trajectory accelerated in the second quarter, with revenue climbing 24.39% to USD 4.328 billion and net profit rising 16.93%. Financial health remains robust, marked by USD 1.440 billion in operating cash flow and total assets valued at USD 26.708 billion as of June 30. This performance underscores a strategic shift from simple product exports to localized industrial operations, moving design and service teams closer to regional end-users.

Global demand proved widespread across key territories. Africa led growth with a 47.66% surge to USD 790.234 million, followed by the Americas at 24.70%. Excavation machinery remains the company's primary engine, contributing USD 3.141 billion, while piling machinery saw the most significant jump, surging 63.11%. As management pivots toward digitalization and decarbonization, the firm intends to further integrate its R&D and manufacturing capabilities within these established international hubs.