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China's mechanical industry's added value increases by 8.2 pct in 2025

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China's mechanical industry's added value increases by 8.2 pct in 2025

2026-02-05 17:44 Last Updated At:21:37

China's mechanical industry achieved rapid growth in 2025, with the value-added of industrial enterprises above the designated size in the sector increasing by 8.2 percent year-on-year.

All five major industrial categories of motor vehicle manufacturing, electrical machinery manufacturing, general equipment manufacturing, special equipment manufacturing and instrument manufacturing saw growth in the value-added output.

Notably, the motor vehicle manufacturing sector continued to play a leading role, registering a 11.5 percent growth rate in value-added output.

Of the 122 major mechanical products, 85 recorded year-on-year growth in output, up by 13 categories from 2024.

In 2025, China's mechanical industry saw rapid growth in foreign trade, with total value reaching a new record of 1.27 trillion U.S. dollars, up 8.4 percent year on year.

Experts said favorable conditions supporting the high-quality development of the mechanical industry are expected to accumulate further in 2026.

The mechanical industry is expected to maintain stable performance, achieving effective qualitative enhancement and rational quantitative growth.

"As policies aimed at stabilizing growth and promoting transformation take effect, the machinery industry is expected to maintain stable performance in 2026, with the growth rate of major indicators projected to be around 5.5 percent for the year," said Ye Dingda, vice president of China Machinery Industry Federation.

China's mechanical industry's added value increases by 8.2 pct in 2025

China's mechanical industry's added value increases by 8.2 pct in 2025

China's mechanical industry's added value increases by 8.2 pct in 2025

China's mechanical industry's added value increases by 8.2 pct in 2025

Some Japanese people said on Thursday that the government led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi must firmly uphold the pacifist constitution.

Their remarks came after French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Japan from Tuesday to Thursday.

Attending a joint press conference with Takaichi on Wednesday, Macron emphasized that France and Japan have agreed on the importance of on the importance of quickly de-escalating the conflict in the Middle East and upholding international law.

Many saw this as a response to a strongly worded post by U.S. President Donald Trump on social media, which criticized France for refusing to cooperate with the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.

Some locals in Tokyo expressed their opposition to Japan's involvement in any war, but said Japan could offer help when the conflict in the Middle East ends.

"I think that Prime Minister Takaichi could offer support, provided that we wouldn't get involved in an armed conflict, such as minesweeping operations at sea, as Japan has the best minesweeping technology in the world," said a resident in Tokyo.

"I'm not entirely sure what consequences will follow Trump's demands. There may be additional tariffs, among other things. Our constitution prohibits [Japan's] from getting involved in war, and Prime Minister Takaichi should uphold this principle," said another resident.

Tokyo residents urge PM Takaichi to uphold pacifist constitution

Tokyo residents urge PM Takaichi to uphold pacifist constitution

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