GUANGZHOU SHIPYARD INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LIMITED

Guangzhou Shipyard International Company Limited is the largest and most modern comprehensive warship building and repairing enterprise in South China under China State Shipbuilding Corporation Limited. Located in the geometric center of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, Nansha District, Guangzhou City, a national free trade zone, it covers an area of 3.09 million square meters, with a deep-water wharf coastline of 3,340 meters. It is equipped with 2 shipbuilding docks of 400,000 tons each, 2 ship repairing docks of 300,000 tons each, 2 shipbuilding platforms of 50,000 tons each, 1 gantry crane of 900 tons, 4 gantry cranes of 600 tons and multiple intelligent production lines. Its annual shipbuilding capacity reaches 3.5 million deadweight tons, and its annual ship repairing capacity reaches over 300 vessels. It can provide integrated and one-stop services for shipbuilding and repairing. Its business involves three major industries and five major sectors. The Application Industry Center (Zhongshan Factory Area) covers an area of 560,000 square meters and has an annual production capacity of 100,000 tons of steel structures and ship sections.Guangzhou Shipyard International is a national high-tech enterprise and owns a national recognized enterprise technology center. It has mastered the core technologies in the construction of high-tech and high value-added ship types such as the full range of liquid cargo ships, ore carriers, luxury passenger ships and ro-ro passenger ships, semi-submersible ships, polar ships, scientific research ships, government vessels, military warships and special ships. At present, it ranks first in the world in terms of the delivery record and on-hand orders of luxury ro-ro passenger ships, first in the world in terms of on-hand orders of pure car and truck carriers (PCTC), first in the world in terms of the delivery quantity of semi-submersible ships, first in China in terms of the delivery record of handy-sized liquid cargo ships, and first in China in terms of the construction record of icebreaking transport ships.