Group 1 - The Bahama 93.5K floating dock "EAST END" project, contracted by China Shipbuilding Group's CSSC Ninth Design and Research Institute, has successfully arrived at the Bahama shipyard and completed its international delivery, enhancing efficiency and cost optimization for the North American and global shipping industry [1][7] - The dock wall vehicle developed by CSSC Ninth Institute features dual advantages of "intelligence and high stability," significantly improving operational efficiency and reducing reliance on manual labor, while its robust stability design ensures reliable maintenance support in complex marine environments [1][9] - CSSC Ninth Institute has established a product matrix of dock wall vehicles covering various tonnages and types, fully adapting to different ship maintenance scenario requirements [1][9] Group 2 - The first unit of the 28 MW heavy oil power station project in Asmara, Eritrea, undertaken by China Shipbuilding Group's CSSC Shenlong, has successfully started generating power, with full capacity expected to be achieved by early 2026, addressing the long-standing electricity shortage in the region [3][11] - This project marks CSSC Shenlong's first overseas design, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract, encompassing eight sets of SXD-MAN9L32/40 diesel generator sets and all supporting auxiliary equipment, representing a key transition from a pure equipment supplier to a comprehensive energy solution provider [5][14] - The project team overcame numerous challenges to meet the power generation target for the first unit as planned, demonstrating CSSC Shenlong's capability for complete project delivery in the international market [5][14]