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Shanghai Xinzhuang Industrial Park is located at the geographical center of Shanghai. It covers an area of 17.88 square meters. The Management Committee of SHXIP oversees the park’s development. Shanghai Xinzhuang Industrial Park Economy and Technology Development Co., Ltd. handles investment attraction.
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The creation of industrial parks is a key aspect of Shanghai’s economic strategy. For example, an industrial park exclusively for Japanese SMEs was established in Shanghai’s Lin-gang Special Area on Jan 7, 2025. Lingang Group also plans to establish an industrial park for Japanese SMEs within the Dishui Lake Financial Bay.
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