Introduction of Qidong Binhai Industrial Park

Qidong Binhai Industrial Park is located on the shore of the Yellow Sea on the north side of the Yangtze River estuary, just separated from Japan and South Korea by water, bordering the Yellow Sea in the east and Lusi Dagang under development and construction in the north (two 50,000-ton integrated freight terminals have been built), and it is the largest power generation enterprise in East China with a power generation investment of 25 billion yuan. It is connected to the Shanghai-Chongming-Qidong Grand Passage, which has been opened to traffic in the south, and only 53 kilometers to Shanghai Pudong in the west. At present, Qidong Binhai Industrial Park is only one hour's drive from Shanghai Pudong International Airport, Shanghai Hongqiao Airport and Shanghai Waigaoqiao Port Area, and is fully integrated into Shanghai's one-hour metropolitan economic circle. The development and construction of Qidong Binhai Industrial Park will surely become the most potential land of geomantic omen in the Yangtze River Delta.

Partner Real Estate is a leading provider of industrial real estate information and consulting services. It uses advanced network information technology to accurately locate customers and deliver information to them. Moreover, it is entrusted by the intermediary agent of the project side of the park, which greatly improves the investment rate of the park. On the other hand, enterprises can actively contact the park through an efficient information platform to promote cooperation. Enterprises can provide demand feedback forms to the park, and get in touch with the park owners after learning more about the park's positioning, preferential policies and latest developments. And then get a mutually beneficial deal. Based on the principle of high starting point planning and high standard construction, the park aims to build an "ecological, sustainable and characteristic" coastal industrial new city, strengthen investment attraction and achieve sound and rapid development. The park was formally planned by Jiangsu Urban Planning and Design Institute in September 2004. Public facilities, transportation, roads, greening, environmental protection, public utilities and other supporting projects in the park should be planned in a unified way and implemented step by step. Since the development of the park started in March 2005, the infrastructure construction has made great progress, and the investment attraction has achieved remarkable results. It has become a hot spot for attracting domestic and foreign merchants to compete for investment in the Yangtze River Delta region. After more than six years of development and construction, roads, power supply, water supply, drainage, sewage, communication, broadband, cable TV, natural gas and land leveling in the park have reached the construction standard of "nine connections and one leveling". The construction of the second phase of the surrounding project is advancing strongly. Hotels, office buildings, club centers, cinemas, shopping malls, supermarkets, Internet cafes, white-collar and blue-collar apartments, expert villas, hospitals and schools have been built, including commercial supporting areas such as Xinglin College of Nantong University, postal services, logistics, banking, industrial and commercial taxation and public security. The park connects Xiexing Port to 336 provincial highway in the south, Nanhai Highway to 22 1 provincial highway in the west and provincial coastal high-grade highway in the north. At present, there are more than 300 enterprises in the area, with a total investment of more than 30 billion yuan, and more than 40 enterprises have been put into production. Domestic projects mainly come from Shanghai, Zhejiang, Guangdong, Fujian, Kunshan and other places. Foreign investment projects mainly come from Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province and other countries and regions. The park focuses on cultivating six pillar industries, including ship parts, biotechnology, precision machinery, electronics, new energy and new materials, restricting the development of ordinary textile industry with low added value and high labor consumption, and prohibiting high-pollution industries such as chemical industry from entering the park.