Core Insights - The article highlights the continuous improvement of Nanjing's water transport port capabilities with the addition of three new officially or temporarily opened terminals, enhancing the city's status as a regional shipping logistics center [1][9]. Group 1: Terminal Developments - Three new terminals have been opened this year, focusing on ship repair, high-end manufacturing, and automobile logistics, filling gaps in Nanjing's waterway services [3][9]. - Nanjing now has 60 berths capable of accommodating vessels over 10,000 tons, including temporary berths, indicating a significant enhancement in port functionality [9]. Group 2: Company Performance - Nanjing Yangtze Oil Transport Longtan Ship Engineering Co., Ltd. has received approval for its four 50,000-ton berths to operate internationally, significantly increasing its capacity for ship repairs from 20 to 40-50 vessels annually [4][5]. - The company has achieved over 55 million yuan in foreign trade revenue from repairing 29 foreign vessels since its temporary opening in April 2023 [4]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The opening of the terminals is expected to stimulate the local economy by attracting high-end logistics and ship component manufacturing companies, with high-end clients now making up 65% of the company's customer base [5][6]. - The establishment of specialized terminals has reduced delivery costs and risks for shipbuilding companies, facilitating direct international shipping for Nanjing-made vessels [6][7]. Group 4: Strategic Importance - The new terminals are part of a broader strategy to enhance Nanjing's role as a regional shipping logistics hub, integrating various transport modes and improving international connectivity [8][9]. - Nanjing's port has achieved a record depth of 12.5 meters, allowing for year-round access for 50,000-ton vessels, and has expanded its international routes to 15, connecting to regions such as Southeast Asia and South America [8].