Equipment manufacturer accelerates localization, decarbonization, and digital transformation
GUANGZHOU, CHINA — SANY Heavy Industry has released its 2025 Sustainability (ESG) Report, outlining the company’s progress in global manufacturing expansion, low-carbon technology development, and supply chain governance amid evolving global trade and regulatory challenges.
The report emphasizes the company’s strategy of “Globalization of Manufacturing,” under which SANY is expanding localized production and strengthening operations across key international markets, including India, United States, Germany, Indonesia, and Brazil.
According to the company, international business now accounts for 64% of total revenue, reflecting its transition from a traditional export-oriented model to a globally integrated industrial operation spanning research, manufacturing, and after-sales services.
SANY said the localization approach is helping the company comply with international trade rules and regulatory standards, particularly in markets with stricter anti-dumping, subsidy, and ESG requirements.
The report also highlights the company’s growing focus on decarbonization and clean energy technologies. In 2025, revenue from new energy products reached RMB 8.64 billion, driven by increasing deployment of electric excavators, hydrogen-powered trucks, and other low-emission equipment.
The company noted that electrification remains one of its primary growth areas as it works to support global climate goals and reduce industrial carbon emissions through cleaner technologies and greener supply chains.
In the area of governance and supply chain management, SANY reported full anti-corruption audit coverage across core business processes. The company also emphasized workforce localization, stating that nearly 70% of overseas employees are now locally recruited.
Chairman Xiang Wenbo said the company remains focused on its long-term strategies of globalization, digitalization, and decarbonization.
“By driving industrial progress through innovation, SANY aims to contribute to a greener and more sustainable future,” he said.
The report further outlines SANY’s investments in digital technologies and artificial intelligence, including its “Lighthouse Factory” network and AI-based operational platforms designed to improve efficiency, monitor carbon footprints, and strengthen transparency across the value chain.
Through its latest sustainability roadmap, SANY positions itself as an increasingly global manufacturer seeking to align industrial growth with environmental responsibility and technological transformation.
