Group 1 - Company plans to invest 100 million RMB to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary, Giant Lifting Marine Technology (Tianjin) Co., Ltd., in the Tianjin Port Free Trade Zone [1] - The Tianjin Port Free Trade Zone is recognized as the first ship manufacturing and maintenance base in China, with significant advantages in industrial clusters and infrastructure [1] - The establishment in this region will enable supply chain collaboration, reduce R&D and manufacturing costs, and enhance product export efficiency through favorable policies [1] Group 2 - The deep-sea economy is experiencing unprecedented development opportunities due to policy support, with expansion in offshore oil and gas extraction, renewable energy, and marine aquaculture [2] - The domestic substitution of deep-sea equipment has become a core issue for industry development, with the company focusing on long-term mooring systems since 2018 to overcome reliance on imports [2] - The company has achieved significant milestones in technology development, including the successful verification of a long-term mooring system and recognition of its offshore wind power equipment by the National Energy Administration [2] Group 3 - The company's products have received international certifications and have been applied in major engineering projects, supporting the autonomy of deep-sea equipment [3] - The continuous release of policy dividends and the company's strategic expansion reflect a new growth cycle in the deep-sea technology sector [3] - Establishing a marine technology subsidiary aligns with the trend of deep-sea equipment companies clustering together to promote large-scale and high-end development [3]