Over 100 million yuan in machinery projects settled in Binjiang Industrial City

According to a report from China Construction Machinery Business Network, a few days ago, the China Construction Machinery Business Network learned from Binjiang Development Zone that a contract for over one hundred million yuan in machinery projects was settled in Binjiang Industrial City, a development zone. According to reports, the project is a relocation project of Jiading, Shanghai, invested by Shanghai Shenzhou Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. With a total investment of 160 million yuan and a registered capital of 50 million yuan, the project mainly produces and sells municipal engineering machinery such as pipe jacking machines and horizontal directional drilling rigs. The main project was started in April, with an area of ​​32,000 square meters of workshops and supporting facilities. It will be completed and put into operation in October next year. After the project is put into production, it is estimated that it can realize sales of 400 million yuan in annual taxable sales and annual tax revenue of 20 million yuan.

In recent years, the Binjiang Development Zone has built a foundation for the development of large-scale industrial bases. It has expanded the core industrial planning area of ​​the Dock Industrial City from 5 square kilometers to 12 square kilometers, invested 250 million yuan to further improve the industrial city infrastructure, and invested 300 million yuan in capital. The “whole planning, overall transformation, and overall improvement” of the terminal market towns will continue to optimize the investment environment and consolidate the industrial platform. While building foundations and large-scale projects, it also actively supported the expansion of technological upgrading, reliance on large-scale alliances, and implementation of strategic reorganization to further expand the scale of enterprises, extend the industrial chain, enhance market competitiveness, and strive to enlarge and strengthen mechanical ships. The four traditional pillar industries include textiles, garments, construction materials, and mining and metallurgy.