Jiangnan Shipyard is headquartered at No.988, Jiangnan Avenue, Changxing Island, Shanghai.
Jiangnan Shipyard is a shipbuilding enterprise under China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (CSIC), which is specialized in building and repairing all kinds of ships, processing large-scale steel structures, and building all kinds of engineering ships. Shanghai Jiangnan Shipyard was founded in 1865, and was restructured into Jiangnan Shipbuilding (Group) Company in 1996, and became independent in 2008.
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Reform and opening up in the past 40 years, Jiangnan Shipyard, the old shipyard with a history of more than 150 years of gorgeous transformation, opened a new development mode, a ship with the international advanced level of the giant ship and the shipbuilding industry. A huge ship with international advanced level and warships, from here to pull anchor and set sail. From Jiangnan Shipyard to Jiangnan Shipbuilding Group, she has witnessed the history and is leading the future.
From "grinding a ship in ten years" to the speed of "making dumplings", what is reflected is the leap of Jiangnan Shipbuilding's concepts and technological process.
On June 28, 2017, the first ship of the new domestic 10,000-ton destroyer, which is a collection of many advanced technologies, was successfully launched at Jiangnan Shipyard. Jiangnan Shipyard was successfully launched, becoming one of the brightest stars in China's military industry.
Splendid achievements come from the spirit of leadership. "Jiangnan people" still remember that in 2008, Jiangnan Shipyard relocated to Changxing Island, "Jiangnan people" faced many difficulties such as difficult living conditions and limited production resources. However, under the guidance of the "Jiangnan spirit", many "Jiangnan people" give up their small families, care for everyone, work together, unity and hard work, to achieve a scientific transformation of the production organization and management mode.
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