SERES Ranks 156th on 2026 Fortune China 500, Up 13 Spots
SERES Group climbed to No. 156 on the 2026 Fortune China 500 list, up 13 positions from last year, driven by record annual revenue and second straight year of profitability.
- No. 156
- Up 13 positions
- RMB 165.05 billion
- RMB 5.96 billion
What Happened
SERES Group ranked No. 156 on the 2026 Fortune China 500 list, released July 21, climbing 13 spots from the previous year. The company has now been consecutively listed for multiple years, reflecting strong recognition from institutions and the market.
“As competition in China's new energy vehicle market intensifies, SERES has demonstrated resilient profitability.”
RMB 165.05 billion
13.7% year-over-year increase
RMB 5.96 billion
Second straight year of profitability
The company's luxury brand AITO achieved 1 million vehicle deliveries in 46 months, a new industry record. In 2025, AITO delivered 420,000 vehicles, ranking first among Chinese luxury automotive brands in the domestic market, reshaping a market historically led by traditional luxury automakers.
Previously from SERES Group
Earlier on the same day, SERES was also named a 2026 Deloitte Best Managed Company in China for its outstanding management capabilities and strategic vision, adding to its corporate recognitions. This independent accolade reinforces the company's standing in the industry.
Background drawn from MotorClaw's earlier coverage of SERES Group's official releases.
Why this matters
The ranking highlights SERES' resilient profitability amid fierce competition in China's new energy vehicle market. Its continued presence on the Fortune China 500 reflects strong market confidence, benefiting investors and signaling a shift in the luxury EV landscape dominated by traditional automakers.
Terms in This Story
- Fortune China 500
- An annual list by Fortune magazine ranking the 500 largest companies in China by revenue.
- New Energy Vehicle (NEV)
- A vehicle that uses alternative fuels or advanced technology for propulsion, including battery electric, plug-in hybrid, and fuel cell vehicles.
- Net profit attributable to shareholders
- The portion of a company's net profit that belongs to its shareholders after deducting minority interests.
Summarised from the linked release; details can be imperfect — always verify against the original source.