Yili Drops to 88th Place on 2026 Private Enterprise 500 List, Marking a Second Consecutive Annual Decline

Deep News09-23 12:01

The 2026 China Top 500 Private Enterprises ranking has been released, with JD.com, Alibaba, and Hengli Group securing the top three positions. In this year's list, Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co., Ltd. has been ranked 88th, falling five spots from its 83rd place position in 2025.

Looking at the three-year trend, Yili's ranking has shown a consistent downward trajectory: it stood at 72nd place in 2024, dropped to 83rd in 2025, and now sits at 88th in 2026, marking a cumulative decline of 16 positions over the two-year period.

In terms of revenue, Yili reported 115.9311 billion yuan in 2026, a modest increase of 151.55 million yuan compared to the 115.77955 billion yuan recorded in 2025, representing a growth rate of approximately 0.13%. However, when measured against the 126.17946 billion yuan achieved in 2024, the company's revenue has decreased by 10.24836 billion yuan, a decline of roughly 8.12%.

Overall, while Yili's 2026 revenue remained largely flat year-over-year, it has yet to recover to its 2024 performance levels. The company's ranking continues to follow a downward trend, reflecting ongoing challenges in its operational environment.

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