Beijing Jingdiao is the precision-finishing specialist of Chinese machine tools — the rare vendor that develops the entire stack in-house (controller + high-speed spindle + CAD/CAM software) and competes on micron-level accuracy rather than volume.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Name | Beijing Jingdiao Technology Group Co., Ltd. · 北京精雕科技集团 |
| Founded | 1994 (Beijing); founder 蔚飞 (Wei Fei) |
| Ownership | Private — does not publish audited financials |
| Core products | Engraving-milling centers (精雕机), high-gloss polishing machines (高光机), five-axis machining centers, precision grinders |
| Vertical integration | In-house JINGDIAO CNC controller, high-speed electric spindles, SurfMill CAD/CAM software |
| Precision class | Micron-level (微米级) finishing for 3C, molds, medical, optics |
| Overseas | Subsidiaries / offices in Germany, US, Vietnam, Malaysia |
Source: company disclosures, industry media and trade coverage. Revenue is an estimate — Jingdiao is private and files no public annual report.
Most Chinese vendors source controllers (or spindles, or CAM software) from third parties. Jingdiao develops all three in-house: the JINGDIAO CNC controller, high-speed electric spindles and SurfMill CAD/CAM software. That gives it control of the whole precision loop — motion, cutting tool and programming — and a defensible technology moat in finishing work.
Jingdiao competes on accuracy and surface quality, not tonnage. Its engraving-milling centers and high-gloss polishing machines serve 3C electronics components, precision molds, medical implants and optics — segments where surface finish and tolerance, not raw size, decide the purchase. This is a different arena from Gree's larger machining centers.
Unlike many domestically-focused precision shops, Jingdiao has built an overseas presence with entities/operations in Germany, the US, Vietnam and Malaysia — relevant for overseas buyers who need local touchpoints and for Gree's own overseas GTM contrast.
Jingdiao is private and publishes no audited annual report. Revenue is an estimate (industry/media sources cite roughly RMB 3B scale), and profitability is not publicly verifiable. Any commercial or investment decision must rely on direct diligence, not on published figures. This contrasts with listed peers (Neway, Haitian, Qinchuan) whose numbers are audited.
A large share of precision engraving-milling demand comes from 3C / consumer electronics. That segment is cyclical and price-sensitive; a soft smartphone or wearable cycle weighs directly on Jingdiao's core market more than on Gree's broader metal-cutting and automation mix.
Jingdiao's strength is small-to-mid precision parts. It is not a substitute for large gantry machining centers, heavy five-axis metal cutting or machine+robot production lines that Gree, Haitian and Qinchuan address. For large structural parts or automation cells, look to those vendors instead.
| Dimension | Jingdiao | KEDE (688305) | Haitian (601882) | Neway (688697) | Gree CNC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | ~RMB 3B* (est.) | ~RMB 0.5B* | RMB 3.37B | RMB 2.89B | private / n.a. |
| Core focus | Precision engraving-milling | Pure five-axis | Gantry / molding | Broad metal cutting | Gantry + VMC + 5-axis + robot |
| In-house CNC | Yes (full stack) | Yes (GNC) | No | No (3rd-party) | Yes (GNC) |
| Also in-house | Spindle + CAM | — | — | — | Spindle / linear motor |
| Precision class | Micron finishing | Five-axis | Volume | General | 0.003mm 5-axis |
| Overseas | DE/US/VN/MY | small | 16.5% | 10.5% (declining) | focus market |
| Ownership | Private | Private | Private | Private | Gree group |
| Edge | Finishing depth | Five-axis autonomy | Volume gantry | Breadth + capacity | Machine+robot package |
*Jingdiao and KEDE revenue figures are estimates (private / smaller pure-play); verify before reuse. Sources: company disclosures, respective 2025 annual reports, industry media.
Jingdiao is one of the more export-aware precision-CNC vendors, with a footprint spanning Germany, the US, Vietnam and Malaysia. That is a genuine contrast to domestically-focused shops and a useful signal for overseas buyers needing local support. Note that, as a private company, its overseas revenue is not broken out publicly — so the reach is real but the scale is unverified. For a partnership, ask directly for regional references and service coverage.
Both invest in in-house CNC stacks (Jingdiao: controller + spindle + CAM; Gree: GNC + spindle / linear motor), so they share a "control our own stack" philosophy. The divergence is segment:
| Claim | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| In-house CNC controller, electric spindle, SurfMill CAD/CAM | Company disclosures / product docs | High |
| Engraving-milling / high-gloss / five-axis product lines | Company product portfolio | High |
| Overseas footprint (DE/US/VN/MY) | Company / trade coverage | High |
| Micron-level precision positioning | Company specs / industry consensus | Medium |
| Revenue ~RMB 3B scale | Media / industry estimates (private, no audit) | Medium-Low |
| Market-share / ranking claims | Third-party commentary | Medium-Low |
If you source precision finishing — 3C components, molds, medical or optical parts at micron tolerance — Jingdiao's full-stack control is a strong fit, and its DE/US/VN/MY footprint eases local support. Confirm commercial terms and service coverage directly, since financials are not public. For large machining centers, heavy five-axis or automation cells, Gree / Haitian / Qinchuan are the closer match.
Jingdiao is private — there is no listed equity to buy, and no audited financials to model. View it as a technology / competitive-reference data point for the precision-CNC segment rather than an investment vehicle. Track it via industry signals (capacity, overseas entities, product launches).
Its in-house spindle and CAD/CAM software make Jingdiao a potential partner or benchmark for component and software suppliers serving precision finishing. The SurfMill ecosystem is a concrete collaboration entry point in the EU/DE precision market.
Precision engraving-milling machines (精雕机) and high-gloss polishing centers for micron-level work — a Chinese "hidden champion" in 3C electronics components, precision molds, medical parts and optics. Uniquely, it develops the full stack in-house: its own JINGDIAO CNC controller, high-speed electric spindles and SurfMill CAD/CAM software.
Yes — and deeper than most. Beyond the controller, Jingdiao also develops its own high-speed electric spindles and SurfMill CAD/CAM software, giving it a vertically integrated "machine + controller + spindle + software" stack. This is a genuine differentiator versus peers that source controllers externally.
It is a private company and does not publish audited financials, so revenue is an estimate (media/industry sources cite around RMB 3B scale). Profitability is not publicly verified. Treat all size figures as Medium-Low confidence and verify before commercial use.
Jingdiao owns the precision engraving-milling and micron-finishing niche (3C, molds, medical, optics) with a fully in-house stack. Gree's CNC business targets larger metal-cutting and five-axis machining centers plus a machine+robot package. They overlap least of the vendors profiled — Jingdiao is the precision-finishing specialist, Gree the machine+automation systems player.