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Kaiping Public Control Group signed a cooperation agreement with Guangdong Hydropower Second Bureau Co Ltd
  • Update:2022-02-18 18:46

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On the morning of February 17, Kaiping Guocheng Transportation Construction Investment Co., Ltd., an enterprise under the jurisdiction of Kaiping Public Investment Holding Group Co., Ltd., signed a cooperation agreement with Guangdong Hydropower Second Bureau Co., Ltd. to jointly explore and innovate a new mode of cooperation between local state-owned enterprises and provincial enterprises. , to achieve win-win development.City leaders Chen Xiaoman and Yu Wenfeng, Jiangmen State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission Party Committee Member and Deputy Director Zhang Yidong, and Guangdong Hydropower Second Bureau Co., Ltd. Party Secretary and Chairman Xie Yanhui attended the signing ceremony.

Kaiping Public Investment Holding Group Co., Ltd. is the largest state-owned enterprise in Kaiping City, with an AA-level corporate credit rating.At present, its main business includes six major sectors: urban and rural construction, transportation, financial investment, public services, business services, and park development. The Guangdong Hydropower Second Bureau Co., Ltd. is a provincial state-owned enterprise and a listed company controlled by Guangdong Construction Engineering Group Holdings Co., Ltd., a top 500 Chinese enterprise. It is mainly engaged in construction and clean energy investment. After the signing, Kaiping Public Investment Holding Group Co., Ltd. will cooperate with Guangdong Hydropower Second Bureau Co., Ltd. in engineering construction, clean energy investment and other fields. Both parties will give full play to their respective advantages, integrate high-quality resources, revitalize existing assets, and promote industrial development. , to achieve mutual benefit and win-win results, promote the high-quality development of Kaiping City, and promote the preservation and appreciation of state-owned assets.