Shanghai Jiao Tong University Centennial Wealth Club discusses cooperation matters with National University Company
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2010-10-15 03:58
On the afternoon of October 14th, a group of more than 20 investors, including Zhang Jianping, Chairman of Shanghai Kunta Enterprise Development Co., Ltd. and President of the Shanghai Jiaotong University Centennial Wealth Club; Ye Hongxian, Executive Vice President and General Manager of Shanghai Jiangshan Building Real Estate Co., Ltd.; Zhu Zhaoqing, Secretary-General and Chairman of Shanghai Golden Investment Management Co., Ltd.; Zhang Zhengxi, Executive Vice President and Chairman of Shanghai Shenli Group Co., Ltd.; Zhu Xiaolai, Vice President and General Manager of Zhonglai Investment Company; Lai Chengyi, CEO of US-based Meitai Group; Luo Zhenhou, Chairman of Jing'an Investment; and Li Xu, General Manager of Feike Group, visited GuoDa Company accompanied by Song Guiqing, Director of the Investment Promotion Bureau of the Municipal Development Zone Management Committee, to discuss cooperation matters. Xu Yongxiang, President of the company, and Vice General Managers Wang Lixin, Lü Shuming, and Yin Ruixue warmly received the visitors.
In the company's second-floor meeting room, the visiting group listened attentively to a presentation on the planning and progress of the Zhaoye Autonomous Innovation Park project. They also conducted an in-depth understanding of the project's advantages and risks, expressing their sincerity in investment cooperation. Both sides stated that, based on thorough communication, they will determine the investment scale, cooperation methods, equity ratio, etc., and quickly enter the practical negotiation phase.
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