Fortune China 500 List Unveiled: These Changsha Companies Made the Cut

Deep News07-22 12:31

The 2026 Fortune China 500 ranking has been officially released.

This year, a total of nine companies registered in Hunan province have secured a place on the prestigious list.

These companies are Hunan Iron and Steel, LENS (LENS), BUSYMING (BUSYMING), Zoomlion, Hunan Gold, Bank of Changsha, Hunan Boshen, Hunan Yuneng, and Anker Innovations.

Their respective rankings on the list are 114, 245, 265, 304, 314, 344, 370, 415, and 445.

The list highlights a diverse range of industries, showcasing the multifaceted strength of Changsha's industrial clusters.

Leading companies in advanced manufacturing, such as Zoomlion and LENS (LENS), are featured alongside established leaders in resources and finance like Hunan Iron and Steel, Hunan Gold, and Bank of Changsha.

The inclusion of new retail and cross-border trade models, represented by BUSYMING (BUSYMING), Anker Innovations, and Hunan Boshen, demonstrates a dynamic combination of traditional and emerging economic drivers.

Two Changsha-based companies made their debut on the list this year: BUSYMING (BUSYMING) and Anker Innovations.

BUSYMING (BUSYMING) was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in January of this year.

It has now surpassed 30,000 contracted stores, becoming the first leisure food and beverage chain in China to reach this scale.

Anker Innovations is a global leader in consumer electronics, selling its full range of products in over 180 countries and reaching more than 200 million consumers worldwide.

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