Prefabricated House Structures of Listed Companies
Key companies involved in the prefabricated house structures of listed companies include Gete New Materials and Vanke Group, among others.
Gete New Materials (300986) is the first A-share listed company in the green new building formwork industry, with a broad business scope covering prefabricated and modular building sectors. In terms of prefabricated house structures, Gete New Materials focuses on the research and development, production, and sales of two major product series: PC (prefabricated concrete) and steel structures. These products are not only applied in residential construction but also extended to various scenarios such as power infrastructure and cultural tourism spaces through technological innovation. For example, its modular building system integrates industrial design software, intelligent equipment, and automated production lines, achieving full-process digital management from design to production, enhancing the precision of prefabricated components and construction efficiency. Additionally, Gete New Materials provides solutions covering structural optimization, construction guidance, and other aspects, offering technical support for the standardization and large-scale application of prefabricated houses.
Vanke Group, as a leading enterprise in the real estate industry, also has significant布局 (layout) in the prefabricated building sector. Its developed prefabricated shear wall residential structural system significantly shortens the construction period and reduces construction waste through the factory production and on-site assembly of prefabricated components. For instance, in the Nanjing Jindi Yufang project, Vanke adopted a prestressed prefabricated concrete assembled integral frame structural system, connecting prefabricated beams, columns, and other components through post-tensioned prestressing technology, enhancing the overall integrity and seismic performance of the structure. This technology not only improves construction efficiency but also reduces costs through standardized design, providing practical cases for the application of prefabricated houses in the residential sector.
From a technological perspective, the core advantages of prefabricated house structures lie in industrial production and modular assembly. Gete New Materials' steel structure system is characterized by its lightweight, high strength, and fast construction speed, suitable for multi-story and high-rise buildings; while the PC system achieves controllable building quality through the standardized production of concrete prefabricated components. Vanke's assembled integral frame structure combines prestressing technology, further enhancing the stability and durability of the structure. These technologies collectively drive the development of prefabricated house structures towards efficiency, environmental protection, and sustainability.
