JFE Shoji Shipbuilding & Machinery Corporation (JZK) and JFE Steel jointly exhibited at Bali Ship 2025, the largest international maritime exhibition in western Japan, held in Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture, from May 22 to 24. Approximately 350 companies from Japan and abroad participated in this exhibition, which attracted more than 18,000 visitors over the three days.
This was the third time for JZK and JFE Steel to participate in the exhibition, which is positioned as a place to catch the real voices and demands of customers.

At the exhibition booth, in light of the high level of interest in carbon neutrality among visitors, panels were displayed, focusing on the JFE Group's carbon neutrality measures.
JZK introduced its integrated processing function, a business model that is unique in Japan.
The company appealed the fact that it shortens distribution time and reduces costs because it performs everything from steel loading and unloading to steel processing and hull block assembly on site. About 1,000 people visited the booth during the exhibition period and listened to the explanation of the staff in charge.

JZK will continue to increase its presence as a steel processing partner and contribute to the Japanese shipbuilding industry as the needs associated with carbon neutrality further increase in the future.