Weichai Rises 6 Places in Rankings to 77th Amongst Top 500 Chinese Companies
JILIN, CHINA, September 30 /chinatrucks.com/ -- On September 25, China released the list of top 500 Chinese enterprises for 2021, in Changchun, Jilin. With an operating income of 304.883 billion yuan, Weichai Group ranked 77th among the top 500 Chinese companies. The ranking has rose up three spots compared to 2020 and 10 spots from 2019.
According to the ranking list, It ranks 23rd among the top 500 Chinese manufacturing companies in 2021 and 17th among the top 100 Chinese multinational companies in 2021.

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