Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the successful funding of the first offshore floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel project by Purui Financial Leasing in collaboration with SBM Offshore, marking a significant breakthrough in the high-end marine equipment sector [2] - The FPSO is described as a "floating oil factory," capable of processing, storing, and offloading oil and gas, with a storage capacity of up to one million barrels, which reduces reliance on seabed pipelines and is essential for deepwater oilfield development [2] - Traditional FPSO financing heavily relies on European and American syndicate loans, typically exceeding $1 billion per project; Purui Financial Leasing has innovatively adopted a joint leasing model, forming a financing consortium with three other leasing companies to explore new pathways for global high-end equipment support [2] Group 2 - Purui Financial Leasing plans to leverage the success of this project to further expand its international business in marine engineering equipment and energy infrastructure, providing competitive financial services for the global energy industry and supporting the internationalization of Chinese equipment [3] - Established in May 2012 with a registered capital of 6.403 billion yuan, Purui Financial Leasing is a national non-bank financial institution controlled by Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, with shareholders including Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China and Shanghai State-owned Assets Management Co., Ltd. [3] - The company focuses on integrating financial and industrial capital, specializing in sectors such as aviation, shipping, aerospace, advanced manufacturing, and green finance, offering innovative financial leasing products and services [3] Group 3 - According to Clarkson's data, Purui Financial Leasing is the seventh-largest ship leasing company in China, with cumulative investments in the shipping sector reaching 40 billion yuan since 2018, involving over 150 vessels and serving more than 30 domestic and foreign shipowners [4] - As of the end of 2024, Purui Financial Leasing is expected to own 107 vessels, including 36 bulk carriers, 29 container ships, 17 oil tankers, and several other types, with an additional 13 vessels currently under construction [4]