[Bid Opening for Urban Renewal Project in Linyi City, Shandong Province]On June 1, 2023, the Linyi Public Resource Trading Center released a public announcement of the winning candidates for the general contracting of urban renewal and renovation projects in the top and bottom ten districts of Lanshan District, Linyi City. The project was won by a consortium consisting of five units, including China National Offshore Engineering Co., Ltd. and China Construction International Engineering Co., Ltd., with a total investment of approximately 6 billion yuan. The urban renewal and renovation project in the top and bottom ten districts of Lanshan District is located in Lanshan Street, with Tongda Road in the east, Wangzhuang Road in the west, Yucai Road in the south, and Shuangling Road in the north. The total area is about 3581.55 acres, with the top ten planned building areas of about 914206.17 square meters, consisting of six residential areas, including Renyuan, Xinyuan, Shangyuan, Deyuan, Ruyuan, Yuyuan, and 59 residential buildings; The planned construction area of the latter ten areas is about 424667.78 square meters, consisting of three residential communities, including Zeyuan, Qingyuan, Runyuan, and 27 residential buildings. The construction content includes infrastructure such as residential buildings, hospitals, schools, and comprehensive service centers, supporting roads, and public green spaces. Editor/Zhao E
In the first quarter of 2026, the overseas expansion of China's robotics industry accelerated, with a total export value of 11.32 billion yuan for various listed robots, sold to 148 countries and regions worldwide. The export value of newly added tax number category cleaning robots was 7.75 billion yuan, accounting for 68.5% of the total export value of robots and firmly ranking as the main export force. Industrial robots exported 3.16 billion yuan in the first quarter, a year-on-year increase of 42%. The Chinese robotics industry is transforming from a single product output to a comprehensive output of technology, solutions, and services, gradually becoming a new business card for China's foreign trade.Editor/Gong Ziwei
On May 5, 2026, Hengli Heavy Industries held a naming ceremony for two 82000 deadweight ton bulk carriers, which were built by Greek shipowner Dynacom. The two sides have previously cooperated on multiple VLCC and bulk carriers. On that day, Hengli Heavy Industries also collaborated for the first time with European shipowner Beacon Tankers, signing contracts for 2+2 158000 deadweight ton Suezmax tankers. Since 2026, Hengli Heavy Industry has signed a total of 20 oil tankers of this type, which has become the main construction vessel.Editor/Gong Ziwei