Zhejiang China Commodities City Group (600415.SH), operator of the Yiwu International Trade City, disclosed on the evening of August 25, 2026 that its first-half 2026 revenue reached 10.282 billion yuan, up 33.3% year on year and exceeding the 10 billion yuan mark for the first time. Net profit attributable to shareholders stood at 1.979 billion yuan, up 17.05%.
The growth was driven mainly by the delivery of office buildings and commercial streets at the Yiwu Global Digital Trade Center, which added about 1.2 billion yuan in revenue, and by expanding commodity sales. The center, a flagship project of Yiwu's sixth-generation market, has drawn an average daily footfall of more than 66,000 visitors, including over 7,000 foreign buyers, since opening. Its IP services hub has gathered 185 well-known IP resources including Disney and Sanrio, and more than 68% of merchants in the center own brands or operate IP products.
Digital trade services are maturing quickly. The Chinagoods platform added more than 360,000 registered buyers in the first half, bringing its cumulative registered buyers to over 5.86 million, with full coverage of market merchants. Yiwu Pay now cooperates with hundreds of mainstream banks worldwide, covering 179 countries and regions and supporting 29 major international settlement currencies, with cross-border payment transaction volume exceeding 2.51 billion USD in the first half. The company also obtained Hong Kong MSO and TCSP licenses and launched the first digital yuan cross-border e-commerce payment solution with ICBC.
Industry analysts note that Yiwu's total imports and exports grew 19.9% in the first half of 2026, providing solid support for the main business. With the global digital trade center ramping up operations and overseas sub-markets landing one after another, the group is accelerating its transformation into an international trade services provider.
Image: Overview of Yiwu International Trading Town. Source: Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).
