China's heavy machinery industry has broad prospects for development

Li Jing, executive vice chairman of the China Heavy Machinery Industry Association, recently gave a work report titled "Transformation, Upgrading, Integration, Energy Saving and Environmental Protection as the Main Line, and Promotion of Stable and Healthy Development in Heavy Industries."

The report pointed out that the heavy machinery industry is facing a complex external environment with increasing downward pressure on the economy and actively responding to changes in domestic and foreign markets. Although the growth rate of the industry has apparently dropped, overall it has maintained a sustained and stable development. Focusing on the main lines of transformation and upgrading, integration and integration, and energy saving and emission reduction, we are striving to carry out scientific and technological innovation, production process reengineering, and enterprise efficiency and profit-raising activities to overcome the current difficulties together with enterprises, and at the same time guide enterprises to focus on the long-term and promote the development of the industry. Some useful work.

The sixth session of the second member representative meeting and the council of the China Heavy Machinery Industry Association was held in Beijing in May. A total of 247 people from 192 units, including representatives from the board of directors, members, secretary-generals and special representatives, attended the meeting. Sun Changji, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Machinery Industry, Cai Weici, Executive Vice President of the China Machinery Industry Federation, and Yang Xuetong, Executive Vice President, attended the meeting.

The meeting was first addressed by Shi Ke, chairman of the six-member board of directors. Shi Ke briefed the current session of the standing council, interpreted the theme of the conference, summarized and summarized the work since the establishment of the council, and put forward a request for the economic operation of the heavy machine industry in 2013 under extremely difficult circumstances. Positive response measures taken.

In his report, Li Jing analyzed the economic operation of the heavy machine industry in 2012 and the industry development trend in 2013. According to the requirements of the country's transformation and upgrading, he proposed the main line for the development of the heavy machine industry in 2013, and explained the transformation and upgrading, integration of the two. , energy-saving emission reduction entry point, goals, focus. The report also arranged the work of the association in 2013.

The sixth session of the council’s secretary general, Yue Jianzhong, made the sixth council’s “2012 Annual Financial Report”. The meeting invited Cai Weici, executive vice president of the China Federation of Machinery Industry, to analyze and introduce the current analysis of China's machinery industry, and invited the leaders of relevant state ministries and commissions to implement policies on strategic new industries, energy development status, and related development plans and major equipment special projects. Measures were read. Mark, Deputy General Manager of China First Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. and Xie Donggang, Chairman of China National Heavy Machinery Research Institute Corporation, gave an exchange statement on their own experience.

In 2013, although the development of the heavy machinery industry is facing untapped demand in the traditional service sector, unstable demand for new growth points such as nuclear power and wind power, and capacity evacuation, production and operation will also encounter great difficulties. However, as long as the combination of the recent and long-term, focusing on transformation and upgrading, integration of two, energy-saving emission reduction development of the main line, adhere to scientific and technological innovation, expand service areas, I believe the industry will weather the storm and move toward a broader market space. The association will work with all members to make unremitting efforts for the stable and healthy development of the heavy machinery industry.