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Development Zone Directory Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang 2020 Contents Introduction 4 Shanghai 6 Jiangsu 11 Zhejiang 22 Others 32 Imprint Address Publisher: SwissCham China SwissCham Shanghai Administrator: SwissCham Shanghai Carlton Building, 11th Floor, Room1138, 21 Project execution, editorial and Huanghe Road, Shanghai, 200003. P. R. translations: Nini Qi (lead), China Eric Ma 中国上海市黄河路21号鸿祥大厦1138室 邮编 Project direction: Peter Bachmann ：200003 Tel: 021 5368 1248 Copyright 2020 SwissCham China Web: https://www.swisscham.org/shanghai/ 2 Development Zone Directory 2020 Dear Readers, A lot has changed since we published our first edition of the Development Zone Directory back in 2017. But China remains one of the top investment hotspots in the world, despite ongoing trade and other disputes the country faces. While it is true that companies and countries are relocating or building up additional supply chains to lessen their dependence on China, it is also a fact that no other country has the industrial capacity, growing middle class and growth potential. The Chinese market attracts the most foreign direct investment and it well may do so for many years to come, given the large untapped markets in the central and western part of the country. Earlier this year, Premier Li Keqiang mentioned that there are 600 million Chinese citizens living with RMB 1,000 of monthly disposable income. While this may sounds surprising, it also shows the potential that Chinese inner regions have for the future. Investing in China and selling to the Chinese consumers is something that makes sense for companies from around the world. The development zones listed in this directory are here to support and help foreign investors to deal with the unique challenges in the Chinese market. “In China, for China” is a strategy that lets you tap the biggest consumer market in the world while limiting your exposure and reliance on a single country. Investment Zone Types 1. Cross-Border E-Commerce Pilot Zones (CBECPZ) - Designed to boost import and export business - Foster cross-border logistics, supply chains and financial payments - Zones are available in all provinces except Tibet 2. Free Trade Zones (FTZ): - Presenting as a testing ground for new reforms - Easing of restrictions on foreign currency exchange and foreign participation in China’s 111e-commerce sector - Implementing foreign investment negative list which provides an outline of the sectors in 111which foreign investment is restrained - Faster company registration process 3. Special Economic Zones (SEZ) - First type of economic zones established by the Central Government in 1978 - A series of preferential policies to attract foreign investors, such as autonomous 111operating rights, tax incentives etc. - Financing, commercial, and tourism facilities were also built to accommodate the coming 111foreign investors 4. Economic and Technological Development Zones (ETDZ) - Developing cutting-edge technologies and nurturing new and emerging industries. 111Relying or well-developed metropolitan areas, such as Tianjin and Shanghai - Focusing on international trade, areas adjacent to deep-water ports and with well- 111developed communication and transportation infrastructure, such as Dalian and Ningbo - Utilizing local endowments, further divided into resource-rich, agricultural and tourism 111zones - Related industries can grow locally in so-called incubators - Often located as subzones within larger state-level Development Zones and may 111therefore be subsidized by local or state-level bureaus due to their strategic importance 4 Development Zone Directory 2020 5. High and New Technology Industrial Development Zones (TIDZ) - Similar to ETDZs, but focusing on science and technology innovation through FDI - Supporting start-up companies and supporting research and development activities 6. Major Border Development Areas (MBDA) - Key pilot development and opening up zones - 72 national-level border ports - 28 border cities - 17 border economic cooperation zones - 1 cross-border economic cooperation zone 7. Bonded Areas (BA) - 15 national-level Bonded Areas - Including Bonded Logistics Parks, Bonded Port Areas, Comprehensive Bonded Zones and Bonded Warehouse Zones - Focusing on bonded warehouse, export-oriented processing and entrepot trade 8. Export Processing Zones (EPZ) - Exclusively used to manufacture, process and assemble export commodities - All or most of the products manufactured in these zones are for export purposes - Significant differences from FTZ are the size and scope, as part of larger development zones, EPZs are relatively small and allow only export-oriented companies the chance to invest 9. Logistics Parks (LP) - Developed in urban environments to facilitate the development and management of logistical services - Three categories: Regional Logistics Organization Parks, Commerce and Trade Logistics Parks and Transport Hub Logistics Parks 10. Comprehensive Development Zones (CDZ) - Covering a large area of a few hundred sq km and bolstering a variety of industries - Upon the completion of their development, these zones are transformed into new towns or urban areas, such as the West Area of Zhuhai and Suzhou Industrial Park. 111We hope that this directory can help you to make a decision to choose the best and most 111suitable zone for your investment. Our Chamber is happy to provide further support by sending 111you a list of consulting and research companies in our network. SwissCham Shanghai 5 Development Zone Directory 2020 Shanghai Shanghai is one of the four direct-controlled municipalities of China and is one of the largest cities worldwide with a population of more than 24 million inhabitants. Along with Hong Kong, it is China’s most important financial center and transport hub, and has the world's busiest container port. Shanghai sets benchmarks in many ways for other Chinese cities. This is especially true in the case of infrastructure and transportation. With two international airports, three train stations and 20 metro lines, Shanghai has a transportation hub that can rival other Asian cities. This is one of the reasons why close to 300 multinational companies from the Fortune 500 list have set up their offices in Shanghai, underlining the importance of the city for doing business in the country and in Asia. 6 Development Zone Directory 2020 Shanghai Shanghai Shanghai Shanghai Eureka City Industrial Park 上海优乐加城市工业园 Area : 863 ( ) 地址 上海市闵行区金辉路 弄 虹桥商务区 邮编： Area 201107 in shi a a shan is i han Lane 863, Jinhui Road, Minhang District（ hai Hongqiao Business District）, Shanghai, P.R. si s i n n s i s i China, 201107 n a ia s Website: www.eurekacitypark.com Industries: New materials, New Energy, Bio-medicine Contacts: Ms. Lydia Jin, Jiangsu Deputy Manager of Business - Department Tel: +86 (021)64899688 ishan a han hai Mobile: 13916961752 si a h in n Email: [email protected] s i s n a i n n s a ia s Changfeng Ecological Business Chemical Industry Park Zone (ETDZ) Zhejiang Changfeng Ecological Business Zone 89 Yun No. 66 Yue Hua Road, Shanghai, 201507 | Ling Dong Road, Shanghai, 200062| Tel: Tel: +86 (0)21 6712 0000 | Website: +86 (0)21 6223 7998 | Website: www.scip.gov.cn | Industry: Petrochemical www.changfen gebd.com | Industries: Industry Finance, Chemical Industry Fengpu Industrial Park (CDZ) Chemical Industry Park Fengxian Economic & Technological Others No.Development 3111 Huan Chen Zone Xi Road, Shanghai, District (ETDZ) 201401| Tel: +86 (0)21 3365 5655 | Website: No.388 North Muhua Road, Shanghai, 201424 | www.fengNo. 4855 pu.gov.cnGuang Fu |Lin Industry: Road, Shanghai,Manufactu Tel: +86 (0)21 5744 8000|Website: -ring2016 16 | Tel: +86 (0) 21 3703 1111| www.shhzw.com.cn | Industries: Chemical Website: http://www.sjetdz.com | Industry, New Materials Industries: Infor-mation, Modern Equipment, Fine Chemistry 7 Development Zone Directory 2020 Shanghai Fengpu Industrial Park (CDZ) No. 3111 Huan Chen Xi Road, Shanghai, 201401| Tel: +86 (0)21 3365 5655 | Website: in hai a n ian is i han www.feng pu.gov.cn | Industry: Manufacturing hai Area si a n s i s Biology i - Shanghai Hangzhou Bay Development Park han an a han hai No 388, North Muhua Rd, Fengxian District, si Shanghai | Tel: 021-5744 0026| Website: sh n s i s a hi i i n www.shhzw.com.cn| Industries: Fine chemical i industry, new material, bio-medicine, high-tech manufacturing, cosmetics Jiangsu i in i a inshan is i han hai in ia a i in han hai si inshi an n s si in ia n n s i s Ch i a -C Ch i a hn i s an a in n s i a ia s n C ns a i n n i n n a i n n i n n a hn C ns in i s n n s n Jiading Industrial Zone Minhang Economic &Technological Development Zone (ETDZ) No. 200 Huiyuan Road, Jiading District, 201807| Zhejiang Tel：021-39966500 | Website： No. 268 Wen Jing Road, Shanghai, 200245 | Tel: http://www.jiading.gov.cn/gongyequ | +86(0)21 5807 8800| Website: Industries：Automobile, Advanced www.smudc.com | Industries: Equipment, Bio- Manufacturing, Electronic Medicine, Food Industry Nanxiang High-Tech Industrial Pudong Kangqiao Industrial Park Park Others No. 258 Jiamei Road, Nanxiang Town, 201802 No. 4855 Guang Fu Lin Road, Shanghai, | Tel：400-639-9936 | Website： 201315 | Tel: +86 (0)21 5812 0196 | Website: https://f.qianzhan.com/aboutus/ www.pudo ng.com.cn | Industries: Electrical | Industries：Electronic information, High tech Information, Auto Parts, Bio-Medicines industry. 8 Development Zone Directory 2020 Shanghai Shanghai Pudong Software Park Qingpu Industrial Park Floor 9, No. 2, Boyun Road, Pudong New No. 2500 Caoying Road,
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