订单已排至2029年！广州重点造船企业正开足马力

Core Insights - Guangzhou's shipbuilding industry is experiencing robust growth, with a full order book extending delivery times to 2029 and a year-on-year industrial output value increase of over 20% in the first three quarters of this year [1][4] - The national shipbuilding industry maintains a leading position globally, with completion, new orders, and hand-held orders accounting for 53.8%, 67.3%, and 65.2% of the global total respectively from January to September [4] - Guangzhou aims to enhance its shipbuilding and marine engineering industry, targeting an output value exceeding 60 billion yuan by 2027 and doubling the scale to over 100 billion yuan by 2035 [4] Group 1: Industry Performance - The total hand-held orders in Guangzhou's shipbuilding sector reached 11.45 million deadweight tons, with new orders at 3.61 million deadweight tons and completed orders at 1.39 million deadweight tons [1] - The Nansha shipbuilding base in Guangzhou has an annual production capacity exceeding 5.5 million deadweight tons, with individual shipbuilding capabilities surpassing 300,000 tons [4] Group 2: Strategic Initiatives - Eight projects focusing on core components, new energy power, and specialized services were signed to strengthen local supply capabilities [1][5] - The "Guangzhou Nansha Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering Equipment Industry Map" was released, providing a comprehensive guide for enterprises covering industry mapping, spatial carriers, policy support, technological innovation, and talent supply [5] Group 3: Policy and Support - Nansha district offers significant policy and location advantages, including tax incentives and support policies under the "Nansha Plan," facilitating efficient customs and pilot services for large marine equipment [5] - The local shipbuilding enterprises account for 45.3% of new orders, 63.3% of completed orders, and 56.4% of hand-held orders in the Pearl River Delta region [5] Group 4: Technological Advancements - Innovations showcased include the fourth-generation electric propulsion system and the "Phoenix 600" ROV capable of deep-sea operations, highlighting the direction of technological upgrades in the industry [5][6] - The industry is encouraged to embrace new concepts and technologies to modernize the shipbuilding industrial system, as emphasized by industry leaders [6]