Longhua-based Creality, one of the world's leading consumer 3D printing companies, has been named to the 2026 Fortune China Tech 50, marking another milestone for the company as it expands its global footprint.

Compiled by Fortune China, the annual list recognizes Chinese technology companies demonstrating strong innovation capabilities, global vision and industry influence. Creality is one of six Shenzhen-based companies included in this year's ranking.

Visitors learn about Creality's consumer 3D printing technologies at the company's showroom in Longhua District. Photos by Jin Lu

Founded in Longhua District, Creality has grown from a manufacturer of affordable desktop 3D printers into a global technology brand serving users in about 140 countries and regions. The company offers a broad portfolio of consumer-grade 3D printers, 3D scanners, laser engravers and related materials, serving customers ranging from hobbyists and educational institutions to professional creators and small businesses.

According to the company, Creality accounted for 27.9% of global consumer-grade 3D printer shipments between 2020 and 2024, while its consumer 3D scanners ranked first worldwide by market share. The company reported an output value of more than 3.12 billion yuan (US$440 million) in 2025.  

Consumer-grade 3D printers developed by Creality are displayed at the company's showroom in Longhua District.

Beyond hardware, Creality has built an integrated ecosystem combining software, artificial intelligence and an online maker community. Its proprietary AI technologies are embedded throughout the creative workflow, from 3D modeling and printing to laser engraving. Through the Creality Cloud platform, more than 5.7 million registered users have access to over 2.7 million downloadable 3D models, AI-assisted modeling tools and a one-stop design-to-print experience.

The latest recognition follows another landmark achievement for the company. On May 29, Creality was listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming the first consumer-grade 3D printing company to go public in Hong Kong.

Creality's rise reflects the growing international competitiveness of Longhua's advanced manufacturing sector, where companies are increasingly combining intelligent hardware with software, AI and digital services to compete in global markets.