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The Institute of Geophysical Exploration held a meeting to deploy its business operations for 2026.
On March 5, the Institute of Geophysical Exploration held a meeting to lay out its business plans for 2026. The meeting was chaired by Yu Changheng, Secretary of the Party Committee, Chairman of the Board, and General Manager of the Institute of Geophysical Exploration. Members of the Institute’s leadership team, the special task force for market acquisition, relevant departments, and heads of affiliated entities attended the meeting.
At the meeting, various relevant departments and entities successively reported on their 2025 market operations. They objectively highlighted the solid achievements made in areas such as project expansion and technology-driven revenue generation, while also thoroughly identifying the shortcomings and weaknesses exposed in the complex market environment. At the same time, they systematically outlined the key priorities for 2026 operations.
In response to the challenges and pain points—such as potential technological bottlenecks, talent shortages, and intense competition from peers—that may arise during market development, participants engaged in a “brainstorming” session. They systematically analyzed these issues one by one and formulated a series of targeted, actionable countermeasures. They also summarized and proposed the overall business strategy and specific measures for the Geophysical Exploration Institute’s operations in 2026, ensuring that next year’s business objectives are clear, the path forward is well-defined, and support mechanisms are robust.
Next, the Geophysical Exploration Institute will take the Group’s “integrated, standardized, and intelligent” development strategy as its guiding principle, focusing on promoting resource integration and business synergy, continuously improving modern enterprise management systems, and accelerating the deep integration of cutting-edge technologies with geophysical exploration operations. In doing so, we will consolidate our operational and developmental foundations, comprehensively enhance our core competitiveness, and contribute a stronger geophysical exploration force to the Group’s goal of becoming a first-class, resource-based, strategic, large-scale state-owned enterprise.