Dajin
1081.HK
Hong Kong Stock Exchange64.20
HKD
+0.25
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ISIN
CNE100007ND7
Return %
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S&P500
1Y
-3.31
23.08
3Y
-3.31
67.59
5Y
-3.31
74.74
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Xiao Le Sun
- Full Time Employees
- 2,303
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Electrical Equipment & Parts
- Address
- No. 1102, East Tower Beijing People's Republic of China
- IPO Date
- Jun 5, 2026
- Website
- dajin.cn
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- I will craft a professional company description based on the latest available public information about Dajin Heavy Industry (1081.HK). The entry will cover main products and services, latest changes, and contextual details such as industry, markets, geography, founding year, and headquarters. Citations will accompany factual statements.Dajin Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. operates as a global provider of offshore wind foundation equipment and related marine logistics services, focused on R&D, manufacturing, and end-to-end project execution for offshore wind energy projects. The company’s core offerings span offshore wind equipment development and fabrication; heavy-duty marine transportation and logistics for offshore installations; vessel design and construction; wind and solar power integration solutions; and wind-power port operations, aiming to deliver integrated, turnkey capabilities to the global offshore wind sector. Headquartered in Beijing, China, and founded in 2003, Dajin lists on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (ticker: 1081.HK) and maintains a worldwide operating footprint including manufacturing facilities in China and a strategic emphasis on expanding its global manufacturing reach. The business model centers on owning and controlling critical assets across the value chain, including facilities, product lines, vessels, and ports, to provide customers with synchronized, high-precision solutions for offshore wind foundations such as monopiles and jackets, as well as related transportation, fabrication, and installation services. In recent years, the company has pursued a broader “Blue Ocean Strategy” to position itself as an integrated offshore wind solution provider rather than a standalone fabricator; it has announced major strategic partnerships to reinforce its end-to-end capabilities and global deployment, including collaboration with industry-class societies to bolster safety, quality, and compliance across international projects. The latest corporate developments include listing-related fundraising to support capacity expansion and the inauguration of large-scale manufacturing facilities (notably the Tangshan Mega Factory) designed to produce extra-large monopile foundations, jackets, and floating foundations for the global offshore wind market, reflecting a strategic pivot toward comprehensive offshore wind equipment supply, dedicated vessels, and port operations. Dajin’s geographic focus encompasses China-based production with outbound shipments to major offshore wind markets worldwide, underpinned by a diversified services footprint that encompasses design, fabrication, transport, and on-site deployment, aligning with global energy transition objectives and net-zero ambitions. Relevant subsidiaries and partnerships underpin the group’s integrated service model, with ongoing emphasis on expanding international collaboration and project execution capability to serve multinational energy developers and engineering contractors across key offshore wind regions.