全国首个游艇全产业链总部落户深圳前海
Ren Min Wang·2026-02-26 09:40

Group 1 - The signing of the cooperation agreement between Zhuhai City, Shenzhen Marine Development Bureau, and Tan Hai Yachts marks a significant step in the development of the yacht industry in Guangdong, focusing on high-quality development and the synergy between manufacturing and services [1][2] - The Tan Hai Yachts project is the first major yacht industry project in China centered around an industrial headquarters, aiming to establish a comprehensive ecosystem that includes R&D, high-end manufacturing, operational services, and bonded maintenance [1][2] - The Sea Expandary brand will focus on new energy smart yachts, utilizing AI and robotics technology to create safer, smarter, quieter, environmentally friendly, and more comfortable yacht products [1] Group 2 - The initiative aligns with the Guangdong Provincial High-Quality Development Conference's goals and supports Shenzhen's positioning as a global marine center, contributing to the establishment of a modern marine industry system [2] - The yacht industry integrates high-end manufacturing, leisure tourism, and high-quality consumption, presenting a long industrial chain with significant driving effects and broad development prospects for the marine economy [2] - The project will enhance the marine industry ecosystem in Qianhai, attracting upstream and downstream supporting enterprises and deepening collaboration between Shenzhen and Hong Kong in the yacht industry [1][2] Group 3 - Qianhai has seen significant growth in marine-related enterprises, with over 600 shipping companies and 400 marine technology firms established, alongside 388 AI companies, indicating a robust industrial base [3] - The "14126" action plan for marine economic development and a 15% corporate income tax incentive extended to the entire Qianhai area are part of the policy measures to support the integration of modern services and advanced manufacturing [2][3] - By 2025, the manufacturing value added in Qianhai is expected to grow by 6.1%, with modern service industry value added projected to more than double compared to 2021, showcasing the anticipated success of the integration efforts [3]