Nanming cross-border e-commerce industrial park starts operating

 Interior view of some office buildings at the Nanming District Cross-border E-commerce Industrial Park. [Photo/nanming.gov.cn]

The Nanming District Cross-border E-commerce Industrial Park officially started operations recently, which is expected to provide a strong boost to the cross-border e-commerce industry and promote the high-quality development of foreign trade.

The industrial park was established by the Nanming district government after it promoted and attracted sufficient investment. It is managed by Xingyao Yifeng Group.

Efforts will be made to build it into a comprehensive industrial park integrating cross-border channel services, global supply chain carriers, talent training and incubation, logistics and distribution, financial services, and more.

It is located in the Asia-Pacific Center in Huaguoyuan. The park is being planned and constructed on three different floors, with a total area of roughly 5,000 square meters.

It is equipped with myriad supporting facilities, such as a co-creation space, a comprehensive service center, an enterprise nurturing center, an omnichannel operation platform, and a brand marketing center.

These facilities aim to provide a holistic incubation service system that integrates professional incubation, entrepreneurial coaching, value-added services, and entrepreneurial communication for start-ups and small and micro-sized enterprises.

In addition, it offers one-stop services such as brand building, trademark registration and proxy operations, as well as one-on-one operational support for resident enterprises.

The park will also push targeted government support policies, gradually promote the formation of industry alliances, and bring a brand new service experience to cross-border e-commerce enterprises.

According to Zeng Junlong, the official in charge of operating the industrial park, it is estimated that more than 20 cross-border e-commerce enterprises and local enterprises will be introduced there.

In just one year, cross-border e-commerce foreign trade transactions are expected to reach no less than 500 million yuan ($68.49 million).