CSIC

China Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as CSIC) is a military-civilian integrated innovative enterprise group and a super-large state-owned enterprise with core business in the research, development, design, and manufacturing of marine equipment such as marine defense equipment, marine transportation equipment, marine development equipment, and marine scientific research equipment. It has been awarded the Science and Technology Innovation Outstanding Enterprise by the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council for four consecutive terms, and has been listed among the Fortune Global 500 for 8 consecutive years, ranking first among global shipbuilders.
It owns five listed companies: China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, China Power, China Digital Communication, Jiuzhiyang, and Huazhou Emergency, along with 35 non-listed enterprises, 5 regional offices, 28 research institutes, with major member units distributed across 19 provinces and cities nationwide, and products exported to over 60 countries and regions worldwide. It has 11 research and development centers, 9 key science and technology laboratories, 12 enterprise technology centers, and more than 150 professional laboratories, forming a relatively complete innovation system for navy and military-civilian integration industry. Currently, it has total assets of 490 billion yuan and 170,000 employees.
In response to changing circumstances and development needs, CSIC positions itself as the leader and pioneer in driving national industries to compete with world-class competitors, establishing the strategic goal of building an innovative global enterprise in the shipbuilding industry that is military-oriented, military-civilian integrated, technologically leading, and integrating industry and finance. It adheres to deep development of military-civilian integration, enabling marine equipment to traverse the deep and distant seas, and marine equipment technology to expand into land, air, and space. It actively expands into four major business areas: marine equipment industry (marine defense equipment, high-end ships, marine engineering and deep-sea equipment, and underwater attack and defense equipment), power and electromechanical equipment industry (power equipment and electromechanical equipment), strategic emerging industries (information electronics, intelligent equipment, new energy and energy storage, new materials, and energy conservation and environmental protection), and productive modern service industry, covering ten military-civilian integration industry directions, strengthening innovation-driven development, deepening structural adjustment, accelerating transformation and upgrading, and achieving specialized, scaled, intensive, and high-end development.