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China Industrials Profiling 10 ocean economy companies in China
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China Industrials Profiling 10 ocean economy companies in China
Global Research
18 June 2026ab
China Industrials Equities
ChinaProfiling 10 ocean economy companies in China
Industrial
Robin Xu
Profiling China's deep-sea startups Analyst
Along with our China ocean economy note, China's expanding space and ocean bin.xu@ubs.com
ambitions, we profile 10 private companies operating in China's ocean economy. Six of +86-21-3866 8872
these specialise in underwater robots, two in underwater surveying equipment and two Zed Sheng
in offshore engineering equipment. Analyst
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Ocean exploration is a key step in developing the ocean economy zed.sheng@ubs.com
+86-21-3866 8730
According to the OECD, the ocean economy is defined as economic activities that: 1)
take place on or in the ocean; 2) produce goods and services primarily for use on or in Yuhua Li
the ocean; 3) extract non-living resources from the marine environment; 4) harvest living Analyst
yuhua.li@ubs.comresources from the marine environment; 5) use living resources harvested from the
+852-2971 6491
marine environment as intermediate inputs; and 6) gain an advantage by being located
near the ocean.
Segments of the ocean economy
Underwater robots, key vehicles for deep-sea and large-scale underwater exploration,
enable ocean exploration and research, underwater infrastructure maintenance,
environmental monitoring and underwater photography. Underwater robots typically
integrate sensors, cameras and articulated manipulators to perform submerged
operations. Acoustic detection equipment provides seabed mapping and underwater
sensing data, and they are usually carried by remotely operated vehicles (ROV),
autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) or research vessels. Dredging equipment
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