China’s Dingli dodged a bullet on anti-dumping duty – now its focus is innovation for growth

A range of Dingli machines at the access equipment manufacturer's headquarters outside Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China A range of Dingli machines at the access equipment manufacturer’s headquarters outside Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

A few short years ago, it was boomtime for Chinese access equipment manufacturers.

But the boom has given way to more painful times, as manufacturers in the country face pressure on several fronts, from sluggish demand at home to trade barriers in Europe and the United States.

Nonetheless, when Construction Briefing visited Dingli’s state-of-the-art headquarters in outside Hangzhou, Zhejiang province this summer, founder…

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