Kingfa Technology has once again emerged as an industry frontrunner, earning a place on the “Top 500 Chinese Enterprises” list, following its recent recognition on the Fortune China 500 and the “Top 500 Chinese Private Enterprises 2025.” This string of accolades within just two months underscores the company’s strong position in strategic emerging industries and its proven ability to deliver sustainable growth and operational excellence.
On September 15, the China Enterprise Confederation and the China Enterprise Directors Association released their annual rankings, including the “Top 500 Chinese Enterprises” and the “Top 100 Leading Chinese Enterprises in Strategic Emerging Industries 2025.” The announcement, now in its 24th consecutive year, drew wide industry attention. According to People’s Daily, the combined revenue of the Top 500 reached RMB 110.15 trillion, while the entry threshold rose for the 23rd year in a row to RMB 47.96 billion, signaling the continued resilience of Chinese businesses. R&D investment also hit a record high, with the top enterprises allocating RMB 1.73 trillion and holding more than 2.24 million active patents—evidence of the growing emphasis on technological leadership and innovation.
Kingfa’s repeated inclusion in high-profile rankings highlights its robust capabilities and influence across the sector. The evolution of the Top 500 Chinese Enterprises mirrors the transformation of Chinese companies from small players into globally competitive leaders, united by a shared ambition to pursue excellence and achieve world-class standards.
Looking forward, Kingfa Technology plans to further align with national strategies, deepen its footprint in advanced materials and other strategic emerging industries, and accelerate breakthroughs in core technologies and commercialization. By driving innovation and serving as an industry role model, the company aims to position itself as a global leader in new materials and a benchmark for sustainable development, while contributing to the high-quality growth of China’s real economy.
