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Chinese Business in Georgia 2010 More Friendship and Understanding Through Human Dacheng Law Office ISSN 1987-8400 9 771987 840002 Gateway to Your Success! Xuzhou Construction Machinery Group (XCMG) has always been the leading construction machinery manufactur- er and provider in China for 19 years since its establishment in March 1989. Now it ranks first in China construction machinery industry and 10 in the world construction machinery industry, 73 of Top 500 China Manufacturers, 151 of Top 500 China Enterprises. XCMG is the first China Well-Known Brand of China construction machinery indus- try. XCMG is the most competitive and influential construction machinery conglomerate in China with its most com- plete assortment and series of high-quality construction machinery including construction lifting equipment, road machinery, road and maintenance machinery, compaction equipment, loaders, bulldozers and graders, excavators, concrete pump machinery, railway construction, aerial fire-fighting equipment, special dedicated vehicles, special chassis, trucks and other host and engineering mechanical parts. Most of XCMG products are market leaders both domestically and internationally in terms of market share. 70% XCMG products achieved the leading technical level domestically and 20% internationally. XCMG has a National-Grade Technology Center and an R&D Institute, 15th of Top China Enterprise Technology Centers. XCMG has its own sales network all over the world and more than 100 oversea dealers can provide consulting and sales and after-sales services to local customers. Our company established trade relations with Georgia in 2006. After two years of efforts, XCMG’s road rollers of model: XD110, XP261.XP301, XS141, wheel loaders of model: ZL50G, ZL40G, motor graders of model: GR165, GR215, excavators of model: XE330, XE230,WZ30-25 Backhoe Loader and many other products have successfully been promoted to Georgian market. By now, the total trade volume reached 500 million USD. We are planning to set up service centers to support our agents for a better service and larger market share. XCMG Vision: To be a world-class construction machinery conglomerate with great competitive power and make all Chinese people be proud of XCMG. XCMG Core Values: Taking Great Responsibilities, Acting with Great Morals and Making Great Achievements XCMG Spirit: Be Strict, Progressive and Creative XCMG Strategic Growth Targets: To make business income of RMB 50 billion and on Top 10 World Construction Machinery Manufacturers in 2010; and RMB 100 billion and Top 5 in 2015. Industrial Zone 1, Xuzhou Economic Development Zone, Jiangsu, China, 221004 Middle Asia Dept: +86-516-87739239 +86-516-87739235 / +86-516-87739236 E-mail: [email protected] CONTENTS Higer Bus Company Ltd ......................................................... 68-69 Infrastructure China FAW Group Import and Export Corporation ............ 70 Tourism and Culture Address Sinohydro Group..................................................................... 28-30 China Southern Airlines Xinjiang Branch ............................ 71 Royal Travel Waits for Visitors from China .......................... 95 Rehabilitation of Rikoti Tunnel Project in Georgia ............. 31 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Georgian-Chinese Cultural Center “Silk Road” .................. 96-97 of the People’s Republic of China to Georgia ....................... 4 Banks China Railway 23rd Bureau Group Co,.Ltd.: Achieving Great-leap-forward Development ......................... 32-33 Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary China Development Bank ...................................................... 72 Restaurants of Georgia to the People’s Republic of China ....................... 5 Railway Bypass gives wonderful tomorrow to Tbilisi ........... 34 TBC Bank – the Leading Universal Bank in Georgia .......... 73 “New Asia” (26), “Oriental Pearl” (26), “Shanghai” (76) “Chakrulo”(99), “Siang-Gan” (99), “Picasso” (99) Authority CRBC is Ready to Construct Projects of Infrastructure in Georgia ................................................... 36-37 Consulting Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Fu Ziying Headed China Railway Eryuan Engineering Group Co,.Ltd ............. 38-39 Useful websites ............................... 100 a Government Business Delegation to Georgia ..................... 6-7 GCIMC: Short cut business link between Georgia and China ................................................................. 74 Mutual Benefit & Common Development: Economic and MCC17 Ready Doing Contribution to the Economic and Social Development of Georgia .......... 40-41 Commercial Cooperation between China and Georgia ........ 8-10 Huahe International Business Consulting Co ....................... 75 Chinese Business in Georgia 2010 More Friendship and Understanding Through Human Dacheng Law Office ............................................................... 76 Resources Training Cooperation ........................................... 11 Construction Editor-in-Chief Vladimir Miroshnichenko BCEG: Seeking Excellence, Building Quality Projects ........ 42-43 History Fairs Consultants Chen Runyun Wencheng Castle Co.,Ltd ....................................................... 44-45 The 15th China International Fair Wang Mingfei Tea Culture Sources in Georgia ............................................. 12-13 for Investment & Trade ........................................................... 77 Xu Xinyu Machinery Tinatin Shishinashvili Welcome to the Canton Fair .................................................. 78-79 Technique Manager Energy Stanislav Sichov China National Machinery Import & Export Corporation .. 46-47 China Yiwu International Commodities Fair ........................ 80 Technique Editor “China” Hydro Power Plant in Kakheti ................................ 14-15 Andrew Razmadze China Chengdu Import & Export Co,.Ltd ............................. 48-49 China Urumqi Foreign Economic Relations Art Editor and Trade Fair........................................................................ 81 Zaza Asanishvili Industry China National Heavy Duty Group Co .................................. 50-53 Editorial Board Armen Danelyan Hualing Group:Constructing the Great Market, China National Machinery & Equipment Import & Gambling Business Tamar Gulagashvili Developing Large Circulation of Commodities .................... 16 Export Corporation ............................................................... 54 Eka Jimsheladze Levan Vartanov Lottery Business of the Hong Kong Company ....................... 82-85 Hualing Investment in Georgia .............................................. 17 Sany Heavy Industry Co, Ltd .................................................. 55 Lika Zhorzholiani Translators Chinese Investors: From Lack of Understanding Changlin Company Ltd .......................................................... 56-57 Lali Gegechkori to Mutually Beneficial Cooperation ...................................... 18 Invest in Georgia Operator Dimitri Miroshnichenko Zhongtai Chemical Group: Envoy of Friendship Hi-technology Informational support between China and Georgia ................................................... 19 Time to Invest in Georgia ....................................................... 86-87 Bulletin “The Georgian Business Week” ZTE: Successfully Cooperates with the Georgian Investment Data in Adjara Autonomous Republic ............... 88-89 Jinbo Construction Group:Stepping into Georgia ................ 20-21 Telecommunication Operators ............................................... 58-61 Publisher Free Industrial Zone to Be Created Near Georgian Business Consulting Group Ltd. Huawei: Enrich your lives through communication ............. 62-63 Puhai Company is Ready to Deliver Gas Gages Tbilisi International Airport .................................................. 90-91 Phone/Fax: (995 32) 347-226, Mob.: (995 93) 960-962 of Safety to Georgia ................................................................ 22-23 E-mail: [email protected] NUCTECH, Creating a Safer World ...................................... 64-65 Agricultural Sector Potentials of Georgia ............................. 92 Xinyi Zhangshi Abrasives Development: Three Years in the Market of Georgia .................................... 24-25 Georgian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is the © Copyright by GBCG. Transport Country’s Most Representative Business Organization ........ 93 All rights reserved. Manzhouli Heyuan Economic and Trade Co., Ltd. Any form of reproduction in whole or part of the materials from Continuing to Cooperate with Georgian Companies............ 27 Chinese Electric Trains on the Georgian Railway ................ 66-67 Georgia Industry Group ......................................................... 94 this publication may be allowed only with the explicit authorization of the publisher. In historical terms, the Chinese and the Georgian I cordially welcome the readers of the people were very similar to each other in their histo- magazine “Chinese Business in Georgia”. ries, civilizations, life habits and traditions. China and Georgia have been closely linked by ties of ancient It is undisputable that “Chinese Business culture and civilization. Georgia was one of the most in Georgia” represents an excellent guide important parts of the ancient Silk Road. Georgian for Georgian and Chinese businessmen tea culture has its roots in our country. and entrepreneurs. From the standpoint of the modern epoch, China was China and Georgia have established ex- one of the first states
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