Force-sensing maker Xinjingcheng raises ~$30M Series B

What's the deal? Shenzhen Xinjingcheng Sensing TechnologyDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a force-control systems provider, has raised 200 million CNY (roughly $30 million) in a Series B round. Shanghai Electric Science Fund led, with follow-on backing from Shenzhen Capital Group and Juhe Capital. New investors included Longgang Financial HoldingsDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, Suzhou New District Financial Holdings, Qingke Capital, and Fengyuan CapitalDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →.

What does the company do? Xinjingcheng develops industrial-grade smart sensors and control instruments, including miniature pressure, weighing, six-axis force, and torque sensors. It supplies force-control solutions to sectors spanning 3C automation, precision medical, agriculture, lithium batteries, robotics, semiconductors, and aerospace and rail.

What's the endgame? The company specialises in six-axis force sensor design, covering four technical approaches: resistive strain, capacitive, MEMS, and piezoelectric. That breadth lets it match different working principles to different customer needs.

By the numbers: The round sits in the 33rd percentile by amount among comparable deals — a mid-sized raise rather than a headline one, signalling steady rather than outsized investor conviction.

The signal: Force sensing is a foundational technology for robotics and precision automation, and Xinjingcheng's investor mix — private funds alongside multiple regional financial holdings — reflects growing state-linked capital interest in China's industrial sensor supply chain.

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