On June 1, 2026, Beijing Highlander, CCCC Third Harbor Engineering Co., Ltd., and CCCC Capital Holdings Co., Ltd. (CCCC Financial Leasing Co., Ltd.) held a maritime computing power business symposium in Beijing and formally signed a strategic cooperation agreement.

The three parties will integrate their core resources in technology, engineering, and capital, focusing on deep collaboration in undersea computing center construction, computing-power and energy synergy deployment, and marine new infrastructure development. Together, they aim to forge a new model of integrated development combining "technology + industry + capital," supporting the scaled and high-quality growth of China's marine computing power industry.

Attendees and signatories included: Lu Yaojun, General Manager of the Investment Operations and Real Estate Integrated Division of CCCC Group; Yao Haobo, Executive General Manager of the Technology, Digital and Equipment Division; Mei Xuefeng, Deputy General Manager of the Market Integration and Industrial Development Division; Wang Shifeng, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of CCCC Third Harbor Engineering; Ou Huisheng, Deputy Secretary of the Provisional Party Committee and General Manager of CCCC Capital (CCCC Leasing); and Shen Wanqiu, General Manager of Highlander. The symposium and signing ceremony were presided over by Xu Hanzhou, Secretary of the Provisional Party Committee and Chairman of CCCC Capital (CCCC Leasing).

Multi-Party Synergy, Anchoring a New Track in Undersea Computing Power Development

During the symposium, all parties engaged in in-depth exchange and reached strong consensus, fully affirming the strategic value of this cooperation.

Lu Yaojun extended congratulations on the successful signing among the three parties. He noted that this cooperation represents a valuable exploration of internal industry-finance synergy within the Group and external linkage with technology enterprises, and expressed hope that the three parties would leverage their respective strengths to accelerate the deployment of "computing-power and energy synergy" projects, serving as a model for the Group's marine new infrastructure strategy.

Wang Shifeng, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of CCCC Third Harbor Engineering, stated that the company has long maintained a strong cooperative foundation with Highlander and has accumulated mature deployment experience in the field of undersea computing engineering. Going forward, the company will leverage its advantages in offshore construction, equipment manufacturing, and full-value-chain management, linking technology and capital resources to jointly build a benchmark project for the industry.

The CCCC Capital (CCCC Leasing) team indicated that, anchored in its role as an industrial investment and financial services platform, the company will focus on emerging tracks including marine computing power and offshore wind energy, providing full-cycle capital support, optimizing investment structures, and accelerating capital deployment to ensure the efficient advancement of the three-party cooperation projects.

Complementary Strengths Breaking Through Barriers, Building a New System for Undersea Computing Deployment

Shen Wanqiu, General Manager of Highlander, stated that the company has been deeply committed to marine technology for over two decades and is a trailblazer in the global Undersea Data Center (UDC) core track, with leading technological reserves and mature commercial experience. This partnership with the CCCC industrial and capital platform achieves a deep integration of marine engineering and infrastructure capabilities, top-tier industrial capital, and core underlying technology — precisely addressing the industry pain points of difficult deployment and difficult scaling in undersea computing power. The three-party synergy will deliver high-quality marine computing power solutions in support of the nation's digital economy upgrade and the implementation of the Dual-Carbon Strategy.

The signing was completed by representatives of the three parties in the presence of their senior leadership. Under the agreement, the three parties will establish a long-term and stable strategic partnership, advancing the scaled deployment of undersea computing power projects in China's coastal regions through direct equity investment in projects and the establishment of dedicated industrial funds, and building a standardized, replicable project deployment system.

The Closed Loop Takes Shape, Empowering High-Quality Development of the Marine Economy

The closing of this strategic cooperation marks the formal completion of a full industrial closed loop for China's undersea computing power sector — spanning "technology R&D – engineering deployment – capital empowerment" — filling a critical gap in the industry's path toward commercialization.

Looking ahead, the three parties will remain closely aligned with the national digital economy and Dual-Carbon development strategies, with undersea computing centers as the core vehicle, deepening their work in computing-power and energy synergy and marine new infrastructure. They will continue to build nationally recognized benchmarks for industry integration, injecting fresh momentum into digital ocean development and the high-quality advancement of the marine economy.