How many branches does China Shipping Group have?

China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (hereinafter referred to as CSIC) is a super-large state-owned enterprise approved by the State Council and established on the basis of some enterprises and institutions of the former China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation. It is an institution authorized by the state to invest and an asset management entity, which is managed by the central government. CSIC is the pillar of China shipbuilding industry. There are 48 industrial enterprises, 28 scientific research institutes and 15 holding and shareholding companies in more than 20 provinces and cities across the country. These include Dalian Shipyard, Dalian New Shipyard, Bohai Shipyard, Shanhaiguan Shipyard, Beihai Shipyard, Wuchang Shipyard and China Shipbuilding Industry Research Institute, as well as China Shipping Trading Company and China International Offshore Oil Engineering Company. CSIC has the largest ship construction and repair base in China, and can undertake the research, design, construction and repair of various civil ships, ocean engineering and large surface and underwater combat ships, various military auxiliary ships, underwater weapons and related supporting equipment. Hundreds of civil ships, marine engineering and other mechanical and electrical products designed and built by us are exported to dozens of countries and regions. Hundreds of non-ship products developed by shipbuilding and military technology have entered more than 20 industries and fields in China, such as aerospace, metallurgy and light industry. The business scope of CSIC includes: all state-owned assets of group companies and member units; Undertake military scientific research and production tasks mainly based on ships; Design, production and repair of domestic and foreign civil ships, equipment and non-ship products; Carry out various forms of economic and technical cooperation, foreign project contracting, labor export, overseas processing with materials, engineering construction, installation, domestic and foreign investment and financing, and other businesses authorized by the state and entrusted by law. The goals of CSIC are: through the structural adjustment and strategic reorganization of state-owned enterprises, accelerate the realization of the goal of military industry system reform and extricating itself from difficulties; Gradually establish a military scientific research and production system and operating mechanism that is compatible with the socialist market economic system; Improve the scientific and technological development capabilities of military and civilian products to better meet the needs of weapons and equipment and international and domestic competition in the new era; Build CSIC into a super-large enterprise group with reasonable structure, standardized operation, complete functions, strong international competitiveness and transnational operation. China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) is a super-large state-owned enterprise directly managed by the central government and an institution authorized by the state to invest. Members include Jiangnan Shipbuilding (Group) Co., Ltd., Hudong Zhonghua Shipbuilding (Group) Co., Ltd., Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., Guangzhou Guangzhou Shipbuilding International Co., Ltd., Shanghai Shipyard, Oasis Machinery Factory, Yinghai Enterprise Group Corporation and other industrial enterprises, as well as key scientific research institutes such as China Shipbuilding Industry and Ocean Engineering Design and Research Institute, China Shipbuilding Industry Trading Company, Hong Kong Hualian Shipping Co., Ltd. and other holding enterprises. Shipbuilding is the main business of CSSC. It can design a modern ship that meets the specifications of any classification society in the world, meets the international general technical standards and safety requirements, and is seaworthy in any navigation area in the world. Products mainly include oil tankers, bulk carriers, chemical carriers, ro-ro ships, large liquefied gas carriers, large container ships, large dump ships, high-speed ships and other civil ships and marine engineering; Ships such as guided missile destroyers, guided missile frigates, submarines, comprehensive ocean survey vessels, and marine auxiliary equipment such as medium and low speed diesel engines, crane ships, deck machinery and anchor chains have formed a variety of multi-grade product series. In addition, we have successfully developed and manufactured mechanical and electrical products such as containers, large-scale steel structure projects, metallurgical equipment, environmental protection equipment, pressure vessels, and medical B-ultrasound. These products not only meet the domestic demand, but also are exported to more than 50 countries and regions in the world, forming an export-oriented pattern focusing on ship design and construction and diversified development. CSSC has three listed companies: Guangzhou Shipyard International, Jiangnan Heavy Industry and Hudong Heavy Machinery. CSSC is willing to carry out extensive economic and technical cooperation with friends from all walks of life at home and abroad, and work together to create a better tomorrow.