The high-end marine components cluster in Jingqiao Town, Lishui District, Nanjing posted sales of RMB 201 million ($27.8 million) in the first half of 2026, up 30% year on year. Domestic and overseas orders are growing for multiple local marine component makers, with production lines running at full capacity, and strong demand stretched order lead times to 2030.

Nanjing Jingyun Ship Fittings Co., Ltd., the cluster’s flagship enterprise, generated nearly RMB 60 million in output in the first half of 2026 and boasts an order book worth RMB 200 million, with notable growth in overseas orders. The company’s fire-rated doors and fire-resistant pressure-tight hatch covers hold certifications from China Classification Society (CCS) and Bureau Veritas (BV), and are supplied to markets throughout Europe and Southeast Asia. General Manager Rui Shengwei noted the firm now serves more than ten countries and regions globally, with its export share continuing to rise.

Nanjing Haishangwei Marine Equipment Co., Ltd., another key export driver, recorded output of RMB 12.6 million in the first half of 2026, up 40.19% year on year, with combined domestic and overseas order books exceeding RMB 20 million. Nanjing Yuanfan Ship Fittings Co., Ltd. posted H1 sales of nearly RMB 14 million, representing a 61.54% surge, with its order book also topping RMB 20 million. Meanwhile, output value at Nanjing Zhenhe Ship Fittings Co., Ltd. doubled year on year, with workshops operating at full capacity.

At present, Jingqiao Town is home to five major industrial manufacturers of marine components. Local authorities have backed the sector with technological renovation subsidies and trade fair matchmaking, helping firms align with international maritime standards and broaden their global customer base. As part of Nanjing’s industrial push, Jingqiao Town plans to advance digital and green transformation across the cluster, aiming to strengthen its integration into the global marine components supply chain.