On May 17, Forbes China released the 2026 AI Tech Enterprise Top 50 list. CiDi Inc. was named to the main list for its technology capabilities, deployment track record, and industry impact in intelligent driving, becoming the only autonomous driving company included.

The Forbes China AI Tech Enterprise Top 50 evaluates companies across six dimensions: technological innovation, market performance, application results and real-world impact, financing and investment status, long-term growth potential, and team and culture. The list recognizes companies with strong technical foundations, commercial execution, and growth potential.

CiDi provides integrated hardware and software solutions that enable intelligent transport across multiple industrial scenarios. 

MetaMine, one of CiDi’s core businesses, focuses on key mining processes, including drilling, blasting, excavation, and haulage. The solution helps mining operators shift toward unmanned and more efficient operations. As of February 2026, CiDi had deployed more than 1,500 autonomous mining trucks, with cumulative hauled volume exceeding 140 million tons.

In logistics, CiDi’s solutions have been applied in industrial parks, sea-land ports, border ports, and bulk short-haul transport scenarios. In 2025, CiDi deployed unmanned container trucks at the China–Vietnam Pu Zhai Border Port, supporting China’s first land-border clearance platform of its kind.

CiDi has also advanced commercialization across multiple product lines. Its V2X products now support more than 3,000 buses across 11 cities, with over 14,000 OBUs deployed.

In 2025, CiDi recorded annual revenue of RMB 885 million, up 115.8% year-on-year. Gross profit increased from RMB 101 million in 2024 to RMB 189 million in 2025, representing YoY growth of 86.7%. These results reflect the company’s accelerating commercialization and continued market demand for intelligent driving solutions in industrial scenarios.

CiDi has continued to expand its partner ecosystem through strategic cooperation with leading companies including Schaeffler. With MMD, CiDi is jointly developing cabless autonomous mining trucks, supporting its expansion into mining regions such as Australia, South America, and the Middle East.