A workshop run by Jiangsu Meishen-Meike Precision Machinery in Hai'an, Nantong. [Photo/WeChat account: hafbwx]

Jiangsu Meishen-Meike Precision Machinery is operating at full capacity, with production lines now running at maximum output. Orders are already scheduled through the end of July, reflecting sustained market demand that continues to outpace supply.

This robust demand has fueled rapid company growth and consecutive years of rising sales. Since it established operations in Hai'an in 2020, Meishen-Meike has achieved remarkable expansion: annual invoiced sales jumped from 82 million yuan ($11.81 million) in 2021 to 240 million yuan in 2025. Estimates for 2026 point to shipments reaching 280 million yuan, with current orders exceeding 300 million yuan.

To meet growing market needs, the company decided to invest 500 million yuan to launch its Phase II project. The new 31,000-square-meter production facility is already operational. Liu Xiaofei, the general manager, reflecting on the expansion, noted, "From land approval to facility completion, the process has been seamless, thanks to a genuinely business-friendly local environment."

Once fully operational, the new plant will have the capacity to produce 300 vertical lathes annually, with expected invoiced sales of 500 million yuan.

Specializing in industrial mother machines, Meishen-Meike leads in CNC heavy-duty vertical precision machine tools, positioned at the upstream of the supply chain. Its equipment is widely used in high-end sectors such as aerospace precision machining, providing components to enterprises including China National Aviation and China Aero Engine.

In the field of vertical lathes for large wind power components, Meishen-Meike commands a 90 percent market share. Its technological strength is the cornerstone of its success: axial precision reaches up to 3 microns, with certain specifications surpassing international competitors.