Behind its seven-year leadership is a long-term competitive edge built on technology, product strength, and global market execution.

Jinan, China, April 2026 — According to data released by Qianzhan Industry Research Institute in March 2026, Bodor Laser ranked No. 1 globally in sales of laser cutting machines of 1,000W and above for the seventh consecutive year. In 2025, despite the dual pressures of supply chain restructuring and industrial upgrading across the global manufacturing sector, Bodor Laser once again surpassed 10,000 units in annual laser cutting machine sales, making it the only company in the global laser cutting industry to hold the top position for seven straight years.

This sustained leadership goes far beyond a sales milestone. It reflects Bodor Laser’s long-term competitiveness in the global market and underscores the company’s systematic strengths across technological innovation, product development, service capabilities, and brand building.

Seven Years at No. 1: Global Leadership Reaffirmed

On March 31, at ITES 2026 in Shenzhen, Bodor Laser officially unveiled its recognition as the world’s No. 1 seller of laser cutting machines for the seventh consecutive year. The ceremony also highlighted a series of major milestones achieved over the past year, underscoring the company’s continued momentum in innovation, manufacturing, and global expansion.

Among the key developments announced at the event, Bodor Laser’s DreamSpace super factory delivered more than 10,000 machines over the course of the year, marking a significant step forward in manufacturing scale and efficiency. The company also established its South China headquarters in Shenzhen, creating a stronger dual-base operating structure to enhance coordination across regions. In product design, three Bodor Laser products received the prestigious Red Dot Award in Germany, while its self-developed enterprise AI assistant,Xiaobang AI, was rolled out to support core business operations across the organization.

Speaking at the event, the company said that this milestone marks a new starting point forBodor Laser as it moves toward its next strategic goals: becoming No. 1 globally in quality, innovation, and brand strength.

Chen Like, founder of Qianzhan Industry Research Institute, noted that the achievement was not the result of short-term market momentum, but a clear validation of Bodor Laser’s systematic capabilities across the entire innovation chain — from manufacturing capacity, research and development, and industrial design to intelligent operations. With the official unveiling of its seven-year global sales leadership, Bodor Laser once again demonstrated its strong market position and brand strength in the high-end laser equipment industry.

The Strategy Behind Seven Consecutive No. 1 Rankings: Focus, Discipline, and Innovation

Behind Bodor Laser’s seven-year run at the top of the global laser cutting machine sales rankings is a clear and disciplined growth strategy. From the very beginning, the company recognized the strategic value of laser processing equipment as a core category in advanced industrial manufacturing. It made the decisive move to cut nearly about USD 14.5 million in annual revenue from non-core businesses, choosing instead to stay fully focused on laser cutting. Guided by the principle of not entering a second category before becoming No. 1 in the first, Bodor Laser has maintained an exceptional level of strategic focus throughout its development — a long-term discipline that has become one of its most distinctive competitive strengths.

Technology has been the engine behind that growth. Over the past five years,Bodor Laserhas invested tens of millions of U.S. dollars in R&D, with a research team of several hundred people tackling key technical challenges in the industry. From fully in-house development and production of its three core components — laser heads, laser sources, and control systems — to building a patent portfolio of several hundred filings, the company has continued to strengthen its technology base. It has also received five Red Dot Awards and four iF Design Awards, reinforcing its leading position in industrial design within the global laser industry.

Product Portfolio: Building a Moat with Full-Scenario Solutions

In 2025, Bodor Laser built out a comprehensive product portfolio around three core pillars: high-speed, high-precision performance; broad application coverage; and intelligent production lines. In the high-speed, high-precision segment, the SK Series high-speed tube laser cutting machine delivers a maximum acceleration of 2.7G and rotation speeds of up to 260 rpm, increasing overall processing efficiency by more than 20%. The SC Series sheet metal laser cutting machine reaches processing speeds of 180 m/min, doubling efficiency while improving precision by 20%, making it well suited to demanding applications in automotive parts, precision sheet metal, and related industries.

For broader application coverage, Bodor Laser has built a clear product ladder. The C, EA, and EC series offer strong cost performance and serve as reliable entry-point machines for customers. The Dream Series represents the company’s highest standards in precision and reliability, providing a strong alternative in segments traditionally dominated by imports. The Space Series is designed for 3D curved surface processing, while the Rocut Series redefines coil processing workflows. Together, this portfolio enables Bodor Laser to support customers across every stage of their manufacturing journey, from initial adoption to industry leadership.

In intelligent production lines, Bodor Laser’s strength lies not only in high-performance standalone machines, but also in its ability to unlock productivity through fully integrated automation. Built around laser cutting, bending, and welding, its smart manufacturing solutions seamlessly connect intelligent material storage, automated loading and unloading systems, and continuous material flow to support 24-hour operation. In 2025, Bodor Laser also launched its first year of AI-driven development, with its self-developed Xiaobang Assistant fully rolled out across the business, accelerating the integration of AI and laser manufacturing.

Global Footprint: Expanding with a More Integrated Global Operating Model

In 2025, Bodor Laser’s three manufacturing bases worked in close coordination to build a high-quality delivery network with global reach and fast response capability. In China, the 74,000-square-meter DreamSpace super factory delivered more than 10,000 machines over the course of the year, marking a major step forward in both capacity and operational efficiency. Meanwhile, the company’s South China headquarters in Shenzhen officially entered full operation, forming a dual-base structure with Jinan that strengthens regional coordination and enhances service coverage across key markets such as the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Internationally, Bodor Laser’s Thailand factory has become a key hub for serving Southeast Asia. With a site area of 9,000 square meters and annual production capacity of 3,000 units, it enables the company to stay closer to regional customers and provide more agile support. Today, Bodor Laser has established more than 10 overseas subsidiaries and technical service centers across markets including the United States, Germany, Japan, and Brazil. With more than 3,500 employees worldwide and products sold in over 180 countries and regions, the company continues to strengthen its global presence. From established markets to high-growth regions, Bodor Laser is expanding brand reach and market penetration through more localized operations and stronger customer service capabilities.

Future Outlook: Advancing Toward the Next Stage of Global Growth

At the start of a new phase of strategic development, Bodor Laser is moving forward with a clear long-term roadmap. In 2026, the company will focus on securing 667 million in new orders, while continuing to reinforce its leadership in global sales, accelerate product portfolio upgrades, and strengthen channel capabilities. Through higher-quality growth, Bodor Laser is laying a solid foundation for the next phase of its long-term strategy.

Looking ahead, Bodor Laser sees Dream Park as a new starting point for future growth. With a long-term goal of reaching USD 2.9 billion in scale, the company is advancing with a clear global vision and a strong commitment to leadership. By continuing to strengthen its performance across sales, revenue, quality, innovation, and brand influence, Bodor Laser aims to further reinforce its position in the global market. In 2026, Bodor Laser will continue to use innovation as a key driver of growth, broadening both its business and technology horizons through sustained investment in frontier technologies, improved innovation processes, and a more effective system for turning R&D into real-world applications. At the same time, it will continue to deepen capabilities across its three core product categories — sheet metal laser cutting machines, tube laser cutting machines, and laser welding machines — while pursuing further breakthroughs in high-speed, high-precision technologies, industry-specific equipment, and automated production lines. As the Dream Park global headquarters base moves fully into operation, Bodor Laser is expected to further unlock its integrated strengths in R&D collaboration, manufacturing efficiency, and global operations, creating stronger momentum for long-term competitiveness and higher-quality growth.

Conclusion

From six consecutive years at No. 1 to seven, Bodor Laser has steadily reinforced its brand position in the global high-end laser cutting equipment market through sustained leadership in performance and scale. Behind this achievement is a combination of long-term strategic focus, continuous technological advancement, and an increasingly complete product portfolio supported by strong integrated capabilities.

A seventh consecutive No. 1 ranking is not the finish line, but the beginning of a new chapter. By staying focused on innovation-led growth, Bodor Laser is continuing to support the evolution of global manufacturing and working alongside customers around the world to shape a higher-quality industrial future