The safety of large-scale amusement rides concerns public life, and their access qualifications are governed by clear statutory baselines set forth in the "Special Equipment Safety Law." The Class A qualification represents the highest level of licensing in China's special equipment field. Issued in accordance with the "Licensing Rules for Special Equipment Production Units" (TSG 07-2019), it serves as the top-tier endorsement for an enterprise's capabilities in design, manufacturing, installation, modification, and maintenance. Its status and value are reflected across multiple core dimensions, including technical capability, market access, authority, and scarcity, as detailed below:

01 Core Positioning | The National-Level "Highest Technical Threshold" and "Safety Responsibility Certification"

Large-scale amusement rides are classified as special equipment (Code: 3000) as defined in the "Special Equipment Catalog," directly impacting public safety. Qualification grading strictly follows the principle that "higher parameters, greater risks, demand higher qualification levels."

Grading Logic: Based on key parameters such as speed, height, and load capacity, qualifications are categorized into levels like Class A, Class B, etc. Class A covers facilities with the highest parameters, most complex structures, and greatest risks (e.g., observation wheels with a height ≥ 50m, catapult-type rides with a speed ≥ 10m/s, large observation wheels with a passenger capacity ≥ 30, etc.).

Regulatory Authority: The approval for Class A qualifications is directly managed by the State Administration for Market Regulation (or delegated to provincial regulators, adhering to unified national standards). It requires passing rigorous multi-stage assessments including "technical documentation review, on-site evaluation, type testing, and quality system audits." The approval process is lengthy and demands exceptionally high standards, representing the state's highest recognition of "technical capability + safety management capability."

02 Industry Status | The "Access Pass" and "Benchmark of Capability" for the High-End Market

Mandatory Requirement for High-End Projects: Large theme parks, landmark urban amusement rides, and major cultural tourism projects explicitly require bidding enterprises to possess Class A qualifications in their tenders. Enterprises capable of obtaining Class A qualifications must possess the following core competencies:

Technical Team: Possess a sufficient number of senior engineers specializing in mechanics, electrical engineering, hydraulics, control systems, etc., with the capability for independent design and R&D of complex facilities.

Production and Manufacturing: Own equipment and facilities for processing large structural components, high-precision assembly, and testing key components (e.g., non-destructive testing).

Safety Assurance: Establish a comprehensive lifecycle quality system capable of passing mandatory national type testing and annual supervision inspections. Consequently, Class A qualified enterprises often participate in industry standard setting, representing the highest technical level domestically.

03 The Core of Its Value | Regulatory Authority and Scarcity

Currently, the total number of domestic enterprises holding the Class A qualification for large-scale amusement rides accounts for less than 5% of the total enterprises in the industry. This scarcity stems from the comprehensive, multi-dimensional audit conducted by the State Administration for Market Regulation: from technical documentation review and quality system operation to on-site production verification and prototype type testing, each step follows the strictest nationally unified standards. Therefore, the Class A qualification is the highest-level dual certification—both quantitative and qualitative—by a national authority, affirming an enterprise's "technical capability + safety management capability + sustainable operational capability."

Obtaining the Class A production license for large-scale amusement rides is a milestone achieved by Jiangsu Boren through substantial investment and development, meeting the nation's highest standards. It signifies that we are fully prepared across all critical dimensions—capital, talent, facilities, and systems—to serve the domestic premium cultural tourism market.

Building upon this foundation, our journey extends into broader dimensions. The company has initiated preparations for TÜV Rheinland certification based on the European amusement ride safety standard EN 13814. This means we will once again measure and elevate ourselves using the benchmarks of a top international third-party certification body, driving the comprehensive alignment of our design, manufacturing, and management systems with the world's highest safety and quality standards. This is not only about obtaining a globally recognized "passport" for our products but also a firm declaration of Jiangsu Boren's ambition to become a world-class creator of amusement experiences.

The Class A production license for large-scale amusement rides is a set of quantifiable, verifiable standards of excellence backed by national regulations. For Jiangsu Boren, it is the validated result of all our solid past investments and, more importantly, the starting point driving our future relentless pursuit of perfection through data-driven and standardized methodologies.