Visiting ZPMC Changxing Base: Overseas Orders Surge by 30%, Accelerating the Export of China's High-End Equipment

In response to the impact of U.S. tariff policies, Chen Qiang, General Manager of the Marketing Headquarters of ZPMC, pointed out that while the U.S. market is a traditional high-end market, it accounts for a limited proportion of the company's overall business. The real challenge lies in the chain reaction that changes in the global trade landscape may have on port investment decisions. "It is expected that the company's business will achieve a year-on-year growth of about 25% for the whole year, and in the next three years, under a stable global trade environment, the annual growth rate is expected to remain above 10%," Chen emphasized. He noted that ZPMC's core competitiveness lies in its integrated service capability across the entire chain and all links—from design and research and development, supply chain management, intelligent manufacturing to transportation and operation and maintenance, providing users with integrated customized service solutions. This capability allows it to maintain resilience amid the trend of de-globalization. Chen revealed that the company is currently accelerating the upgrade of its overseas business strategy, focusing on three major directions: strengthening the construction of eight major regional headquarters globally, promoting product diversification overseas, and deepening the after-service market. In the next three years, ZPMC plans to achieve leapfrog development in its overseas business by continuously focusing on these three areas and complete its strategic transformation into an international comprehensive service provider