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Zhou Bin

Mr Zhou Bin
Doctor of Engineering

Mr Zhou has previously served as the General Manager of the Foreign Trade Division of Shanghai Changjiang Shipping Corporation, the Managing Director of Shanghai Changhang International Shipping(SCSCO) , the managing Director of Hongkong Changhang International , the Chairman of China Foreign Trade Changhang Marine Engineering , the Managing Director of China Changhang Nanjing Oil transportation(stock code 600087), the Managing Director of China Merchants Nanjing Oil Transportation ( stock code 601975), the Deputy General Manager of China Changjiang Shipping Group and now serving as the President of Zhonggu Shipping Group.

Mr Zhou Bin has been engaged in international shipping for nearly 30 years and he has held key leadership positions in various fields including bulk carrier, general cargo, tankers, chemicals, gases and container, and offshore engineering . With extensive experience and strong innovation capabilities, he possesses profound insights and foresight into the industry. Under his leadership. Changhang Oil Transportation transitioned from delisting to going public and China Merchants Nanjing Oil has become the first company in China to return to the stock market.

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