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Aerial work platform manufacturer

Last updated November 4, 2026

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Overview

Zhejiang Dingli Machinery Co., Ltd. is a Chinese high-end equipment manufacturer specializing in the research, development, production, sales, and service of intelligent aerial work platforms. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Deqing, Zhejiang, the company has grown into one of the world's top three manufacturers of aerial work platforms. It is the only company to rank among the global top 50 construction machinery manufacturers based solely on aerial work platform revenue. Dingli operates a global marketing network covering more than 80 countries and regions, with products certified to European CE and American ANSI standards. The company is recognized by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology as a "Manufacturing Single Champion Demonstration Enterprise" and has received the IPAF Access Pioneer Award, the first Asian brand to do so. Dingli is committed to green and sustainable development, pioneering the electrification of all product series in the non-road mobile machinery sector. It operates a "Future Factory" with a high degree of automation and has established overseas R&D centers through acquisitions of Italy's Magni, America's CMEC, and Germany's Teupen. The company is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange Main Board, the first in its industry to go public.

History

Zhejiang Dingli Machinery Co., Ltd. was founded in 2005 in Deqing, Zhejiang Province, China. The company began operations with its first factory, covering 45 mu, which was put into production in 2007. In 2011, the second-phase factory, covering 55 mu, commenced production. A major milestone came in 2015 when Dingli successfully listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange Main Board, becoming the first listed company in China's aerial work platform industry. In 2016, the third-phase factory, covering 180 mu, was completed, featuring Asia's first fully automated intelligent assembly line for aerial work platforms. The company continued to expand, and in 2017, it established Dingce Leasing, the first domestic-funded financial leasing enterprise in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, promoting a model of "finance promoting production, production driving finance." In 2019, Dingli acquired Italy's Magni, a globally renowned manufacturer of high-reach telescopic handlers, and established an Italian R&D center, marking the start of its overseas M&A strategy. In 2020, it acquired the American company CMEC, a well-known enterprise with over 40 years of brand history, to fully enter the North American rental market. In 2021, Dingli acquired Germany's Teupen, a global leader in spider lifts, and set up a German R&D center, further expanding its product ecosystem. The fourth-phase factory, covering 362 mu and described as the most automated intelligent factory in the global industry, was put into production in 2022. In 2023, the fifth-phase large-scale intelligent high-reach aerial platform project, covering 365 mu, was completed, increasing annual production capacity of high-reach booms and scissors to 5,000 units. That same year, Dingli was recognized as a "Manufacturing Single Champion Demonstration Enterprise" by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and won the 2024 IAPA Scissor and Mast Award, a first for a Chinese company. In 2024, Dingli received the IPAF Access Pioneer Award, becoming the first Asian brand to win this honor. The company continues to advance its "Future Factory" initiative and green sustainability strategy, pioneering the electrification of non-road mobile machinery.

2024
Received the IPAF Access Pioneer Award, the first Asian brand to win this honor.
2023
Fifth-phase large-scale intelligent high-reach aerial platform project (365 mu) put into production; recognized as a Manufacturing Single Champion Demonstration Enterprise by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology; won the 2024 IAPA Scissor and Mast Award.
2022
Fourth-phase factory (362 mu) put into production, the most automated intelligent factory in the global industry.
2021
Acquired Germany's Teupen, a global leader in spider lifts, and established a German R&D center.
2020
Acquired America's CMEC, a well-known enterprise with over 40 years of brand history, to fully enter the North American rental market.
2019
Acquired Italy's Magni, a globally renowned manufacturer of high-reach telescopic handlers, and established an Italian R&D center.
2017
Established Dingce Leasing, the first domestic-funded financial leasing enterprise in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone.
2016
Third-phase factory (180 mu) put into production, featuring Asia's first fully automated intelligent assembly line for aerial work platforms.
2015
Successfully listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange Main Board, the first listed company in the industry.
2011
Second-phase factory (55 mu) put into production.
2007
First-phase factory (45 mu) put into production.
2005
Zhejiang Dingli Machinery Co., Ltd. was founded.

Products and positioning

aerial work platform sector

Articulated boom lifts
Self-propelled articulated boom lifts for high-reach applications, available in electric and diesel models.
Scissor lifts
Scissor lifts for vertical lifting, widely used in construction and maintenance.
Mast lifts
Mast lifts for indoor and outdoor applications requiring compact design.
Specialty aerial work platforms
Customized and specialized aerial work platforms for niche applications.

Controversies

2022
US final AD/CVD ruling on mobile elevating work platforms from China; Zhejiang Dingli dumping margin 31.70%
In 2021, the US Department of Commerce initiated anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigations into mobile elevating work platforms imported from China, with Zhejiang Dingli as the main responding enterprise; in the 2022 final ruling, its dumping margin was 31.70%, and the adjusted deposit rate was 31.54%. Progress: regulatory notice. Entity involved: Zhejiang Dingli Machinery Co., Ltd. Scope: US export market.
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