IBI Again Named to Both the “2026 China Top 500 Private Enterprises” and “China Top 100 Private Enterprises in the Service Sector” Lists

On September 22, the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce (ACFIC) released its 2026 rankings of China’s leading private enterprises. Supported by a solid business foundation and its continued development of the industrial internet, IBI was once again named to both the “China Top 500 Private Enterprises” and “China Top 100 Private Enterprises in the Service Sector” lists, ranking 241st and 51st, respectively. These results mark another consecutive year in which IBI has ranked among China’s leading private enterprises.

▲ 2026 China Top 500 Private Enterprises List (Excerpt)

▲ 2026 China Top 100 Private Enterprises in the Service Sector List (Excerpt)

The rankings are a key outcome of ACFIC’s survey of large-scale private enterprises and provide an important perspective on the scale, operational performance, and vitality of China’s private economy. In 2026, ACFIC conducted its 28th survey of large-scale private enterprises, with participation from 6,350 companies that each recorded revenue exceeding RMB 1 billion in 2025. The 500 largest participants by revenue were included in the “China Top 500 Private Enterprises” list. The “China Top 100 Private Enterprises in the Service Sector” list highlights the strength and business performance of leading private enterprises in the service sector. IBI’s continued inclusion in both rankings reflects the solid business foundation and industrial service capabilities it has built through years of dedicated work in the industrial internet.

Overall, the 2026 China Top 500 Private Enterprises list places greater emphasis on application-driven innovation, technology finance, and the development of new quality productive forces. It features companies in emerging industries and industries of the future, including new energy, intelligent robotics, intelligent connected vehicles, and quantum chips. The listed enterprises generated combined revenue of RMB 44.93 trillion, with average revenue per enterprise reaching RMB 89.851 billion, an increase of 4.35% year on year. Their combined net profit totaled RMB 1.83 trillion, averaging RMB 3.652 billion per enterprise, up 1.31% year on year. Amid a complex and changing market environment, leading private enterprises continue to advance technological innovation, industrial upgrading, and digital transformation, strengthening their resilience and core competitiveness.

As an active participant in the industrial internet, IBI remains committed to its development strategy centered on “Platform, Technology, and Data,” advancing three mutually reinforcing growth drivers: industrial e-commerce, industrial digitalization, and Cross-border Industrial Belts. Through industrial e-commerce, IBI deepens collaboration between upstream and downstream businesses and improves the operational efficiency of industrial and supply chains. Through industrial digitalization, it promotes the application of artificial intelligence, big data, and other digital technologies in industrial settings, supporting the digital and intelligent upgrading of traditional industries. Through Cross-border Industrial Belts, it continues to enhance its global supply chain service network, efficiently connecting China’s competitive industrial resources with international market demand. Together, these three business areas contribute to the deeper integration of the digital and real economies, improvements in the quality and efficiency of industrial and supply chains, and the development of a modern industrial system.