HK Stock Market Move | ZOOMLION(01157) rises nearly 7% in the afternoon, the first articulated crane from the German factory delivered, the significant results of internationalization strategy.

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17/09/2025
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China National Heavy Machinery (01157) surged nearly 7% in the afternoon, reaching a high of 6.95 Hong Kong dollars, a four-year high. As of the time of publication, it is up 6.62% at 6.93 Hong Kong dollars with a turnover of 1.45 billion Hong Kong dollars.
ZOOMLION (01157) rose nearly 7% in the afternoon session, hitting a new four-year high of 6.95 Hong Kong dollars. As of the time of publication, it was up 6.62% at 6.93 Hong Kong dollars, with a trading volume of 1.45 billion Hong Kong dollars. On the news front, recently, the first articulated boom truck crane was successfully produced and delivered to a Slovakian customer at ZOOMLION's German subsidiary, Wilbert Factory. It is reported that in recent years, in addition to the German Wilbert Factory project, ZOOMLION has newly built the Hungary Gaoji Factory and the German Phase 2 Factory this year, speeding up the improvement of the European manufacturing network covering multiple categories of high-end equipment, enhancing localization supply efficiency and market responsiveness, laying a solid foundation for further expanding the European market. Huaxi pointed out that according to ZOOMLION's 2025 interim report, the company achieved overseas revenue of 13.81 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 14.78%, and overseas revenue ratio has reached 55.6%, hitting a historical high. The company continues to improve its "end-to-end, digital, localized" overseas business system. By expanding the business territory with an end-to-end direct sales model, improving operational efficiency through big data platforms, empowering sales growth with airport resources, and fully building a new pattern of global market expansion. The bank is optimistic about the company's long-term overseas development and expects revenue growth from multiple categories in emerging markets.