TEDERIC
Chinese injection moulding machine manufacturer sees signs of market recovery / Stable prospects for 2026
— By Plasteurope.com staff —
 Tederic CEO Terry Zheng (r.) and Daniel Ammer, VP of R&D at PlastiVation, Tederic’s sales partner in Germany (Photo: PIE) |
SMEs operating in the injection moulding market are, right now, not too eager to invest, said Tederic Machinery (Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China; www.tedericglobal.com) CEO Terry Zheng during the presentation of the new range of electro-hydraulic injection moulding machines at the K Plastics Fair in Düsseldorf, Germany. “Yet in our discussions with customers, there have been signs of a stabilisation,” he added.
After a fairly positive first half of the year 2025, the CEO is looking towards the coming year with confidence: “We expect for 2026 a significant upturn. With two plant expansion projects in China, we have created the basis for meeting a mounting demand.”
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Around 20 years after its founding, Tederic Machinery last year moved into new headquarters in Hangzhou, opening two new production facilities at the same time. One is located in the immediate vicinity of the HQ and the other in Jiaxing, also in Zhejiang province, around 80 km away.
The so-called Smart Factory at Hangzhou is designed for the production of up to 3,000 all-electric injection moulding machines of the Neo series with clamping forces of 600 kN to 14,000 kN. In Jiaxing, the production capacity is up to 8,000 hydraulic two-plate and toggle injection moulding machines (Neo·H, Neo·M, and Neo·T) with clamping forces of 900 kN to 55,000 kN.
Last year, Tederic posted sales of CNY 1.15 bn (EUR 151.9 mn), generated by around 1,000 employees.
So far, applications for the automotive industry have been accounting for around 40% of turnover. Customers include, among others, car manufacturer BYD and automotive supplier Minth.
At this year’s K show, Tederic launched its Innova electro-hydraulic injection moulding machine for packaging applications such as closures. Apart from that, two automated production cells with injection moulding machines of the Neo range were on show. They are intended for the manufacture of products for the automotive and transport packaging segments.
— Translated by Jon Relton
After a fairly positive first half of the year 2025, the CEO is looking towards the coming year with confidence: “We expect for 2026 a significant upturn. With two plant expansion projects in China, we have created the basis for meeting a mounting demand.”
Related: Umbrella organisation for machinery makers anticipated brighter outlook
Around 20 years after its founding, Tederic Machinery last year moved into new headquarters in Hangzhou, opening two new production facilities at the same time. One is located in the immediate vicinity of the HQ and the other in Jiaxing, also in Zhejiang province, around 80 km away.
The so-called Smart Factory at Hangzhou is designed for the production of up to 3,000 all-electric injection moulding machines of the Neo series with clamping forces of 600 kN to 14,000 kN. In Jiaxing, the production capacity is up to 8,000 hydraulic two-plate and toggle injection moulding machines (Neo·H, Neo·M, and Neo·T) with clamping forces of 900 kN to 55,000 kN.
Last year, Tederic posted sales of CNY 1.15 bn (EUR 151.9 mn), generated by around 1,000 employees.
So far, applications for the automotive industry have been accounting for around 40% of turnover. Customers include, among others, car manufacturer BYD and automotive supplier Minth.
At this year’s K show, Tederic launched its Innova electro-hydraulic injection moulding machine for packaging applications such as closures. Apart from that, two automated production cells with injection moulding machines of the Neo range were on show. They are intended for the manufacture of products for the automotive and transport packaging segments.
— Translated by Jon Relton
17.10.2025 Plasteurope.com [258916-0]
Published on 17.10.2025
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