From September 4 to 5, 2025, the 7th China (Shanghai) International Cruise Shipbuilding and Repair Forum & Exhibition was successfully held in Shanghai. Our company was invited to attend the event, where Mr. Shi Lei, General Manager of the company, delivered a themed presentation. At the same time, we set up a dedicated booth to showcase our core marine supporting products. Throughout the event, we focused on the development theme of “rooted in the domestic market, expanding toward the international market,” joining industry partners from China and abroad to explore the path of industrial upgrading in the cruise sector.
With the core objective of “accelerating the establishment of an independent cruise ship design, construction, and supporting system, and building a new industrial development pattern with international competitiveness,” this year’s forum also featured a sub-forum on cruise ship refitting and maintenance technologies. The event brought together domestic shipyards, supporting enterprises, research institutions, and overseas industry representatives, focusing on key topics such as domestic supporting product breakthroughs, ship repair and refitting technologies, and global cruise supply chain collaboration. It served as a high-level platform connecting China’s cruise industry with the international market.
During the keynote session, Mr. Shi Lei delivered an in-depth presentation around the theme of “rooted in the domestic market, expanding toward the international market.” Based on the development foundation of China’s cruise industry and the company’s years of experience in supporting product supply, he analyzed the current localization status of cruise ship outfitting parts, fasteners, and pipe system equipment in China. He also shared the company’s technical implementation achievements in serving leading domestic shipyards such as CSIC and China Merchants Heavy Industry. Meanwhile, by benchmarking against international standards in the cruise supporting industry, he pointed out the development direction for local supporting enterprises to improve quality, upgrade capabilities, and participate in global market competition. He further proposed practical ideas for strengthening upstream and downstream collaboration, improving the domestic cruise supply chain, and promoting high-quality marine supporting products to the international market. His professional insights resonated strongly with participants on site.
At the exhibition, our independent booth fully demonstrated the company’s comprehensive strength. The display panels clearly presented our corporate qualifications, domestic shipyard cooperation resources, and full-category supporting product lines. Physical samples such as U-bolt pipe clamps and special fasteners were also displayed at the booth, offering a direct view of mature products suitable for cruise ship construction, refitting, and maintenance scenarios in both domestic and international markets. Many customers from China and overseas stopped by for consultation and discussed potential cooperation opportunities for bringing domestic supporting products to global markets.
This participation marks an important step in implementing our strategy of “rooted in the domestic market, expanding toward the international market.” Looking ahead, the company will continue to deepen innovation in domestic cruise supporting products, benchmark against international high-end manufacturing standards, and refine product quality. With high-quality domestically made marine equipment, we aim to contribute to the development of an independent, controllable, and globally competitive cruise industry system in China.
