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Chinese Section Match making list of Chinese delegation No. Nome das Empresas (Company) Nome (Name) Sexo ᧤Cargo ᧥ Sector Match-making A˖Infrastructure B ˖Agri-business C ˖Investment and Trade D ˖Finance A˖Infrastructure Inner Mongolia Weiyi Real Estate Development Interested in Brazil's field of mineral 1 Zhou Hai M President Mining/Real Estate Co.,Ltd. products and diamonds Interested in Brazil's field of shops and 2 Zhongrong Investment Ltd. Zhang Xiangyang M President Real Estate stores. No specific project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil Hope to do company matchmaking in 3 Heibei Zhongtuo Real Estate co.,Ltd Wang Shijie M President Real Estate the field of real estate and finance. Hope to seek cooperation in the field of 4 Weinan Xin Rui Real Estate Co., Ltd. Han Anfang M General Manager Real Estate real estate and mineral products. Interested in Brazil's field of 5 Hunan Shimei Special Cement Co. Ltd Ma Jie M CEO Architecture archetecture and real estate ZHAOQING SUNNY Decorative Material Co., 6 Jiang Caifeng M President Architecture Ltd Interested in Brazil's field of Jilin Province Longxi Highway Construction Co., Infrastructure infrastructure. No specific project yet 7 Li Dianlong M General Manager Ltd Construction but do have intentions to invest in construction in Brazil Interested in Brazil's field of Shaanxi Chao Sheng Technology Development 8 Shi Shengqiang M President Construction ˈEnergy engineering, energy and mineral Co., Ltd. products. Architecture and Interested in Brazil's field of financial 9 Liaoning Day Industrial Group Co., Ltd. Wang Wenliang M President Decoration investment Architecture and Interested in Brazil's field of financial 10 Liaoning Day Industrial Group Co., Ltd. Zheng Linlin M President Assistant Decoration investment 24 Tianjin JinLong International hotel Liu Dianliang M President Mining Communication Hope to seek cooperation with 27 Hebei Scud Communication Engineering Co., Ltd. Xue Liang M General Manager Engineering communication facility companies 28 Xi’an Cheegon Electric Co., Ltd Hou Xilun M President Electrical engineering Hope to hold talks with companies 39 Sichuan Jubilee Denver Electric Co., Ltd WANG ZAIFU M Chairman Energy related to lithium-ion electric Real estate, Hope to find husbandry cooperation 42 Liaoning day d investment group co., LTD Hou Wen M Chairman construction, livestock and trade Real estate, Interested in Brazil's real estate 43 Shandong bes group WANG JINSONG M Chairman construction, livestock investment Real estate, 44 Tianbao Construction group Co., Ltd LI BAOTIAN M Chairman Interested in Brazil's real estate lease construction, livestock Chengdu Xingwang Bao Real Estate Development Real estate, 45 Zhou Zunwen M Chairman Company Limited construction, livestock Zhongjiayuan(Beijing) Investment Guarantee Co., Real estate, 46 CHEN WENLI M Chairman Hope to find good investment projects Ltd construction, livestock 54 Dading Century City Group Sun Jiangrong M Chairman Real estate 59 Nanjing hehai geosynthetic materials co., LTD Li Jiayi M Chairman Engineering General manager 60 Nanjing hehai geosynthetic materials co., LTD Li Mengran F Engineering assistant Yongzhou Feng Tai Real Estate Development Co., 61 Zhang Yiping M Chairman Real estate Ltd. Gurrent conditions are modern construction 62 Han Jiagang M Chairman Real estate engineering Co.,Ltd Gurrent conditions are modern construction The general 63 Tang Chen F Real estate engineering Co.,Ltd manager 72 ChengDu jiarun home group Chen Xiande M Chairman Real estate Intersted in Brazil's field of building materials and trade, hope to do Speciallzed in procurement, import and export.Hope construction to contact Brazil's companies in the 82 Wan Long Builiding Materials Group Co., Ltd Lyu Anmin M Chairman business,realestats same industry, industry associations, exploitation,import and government departments. No specific Export project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil. Interested in Brazil's field of real estate and mineral, hope to do direct investment. Hope to contact Brazil Real estate companies in the same industry, 85 Yifeng home (Huzhou) Co., Ltd. Wu Xuegui M Chairman development, resource industry associations, government development departments. No specific project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil. Interested in Brazil's field of real estate and mineral, hope to invest Chairman of the Real estate, the football directly.Hope to contact government 90 Yongchang real estate group co., LTD Yuan Wanyong M Board team departments. No specific project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil. Energy and mineral 96 SINO-LONG BANG (DALIAN) ENERGY LTD. Xu Ailong M Chairman resources Interested in Brazil's field of real estate. Hope to invest directly. Hope to CHENGDU WANGFU INDUSTRIAL 99 WANG XINGHUA M Chairman Contracted projects contact government departments. No DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD specific project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil. Interested in Brazil's field Infrastructure construction, real estate, 100 DALIAN WANLI GROUP CO. LTD. ZHANG YONG M Chairman The real estate fianance. Hope to invest directly. No specific project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil. Interested in Brazil's field of environmental protection. Hope to BEIJING STARS ENVIRONMENTAL invest directly. Hope to contact ZHAO 101 PROTECTION SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY M Chairman Contracted projects government departments and other CHANGYOU GROUP CO., LTD associated departments. No specific project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil. Interested in Brazil's field of Infrastructure construction, real estate and fianance. Hope to invest directly. 102 SHENYANG FIRST MANDARIN GROUP MA WENZHANG M VICE PRESIDEN The real estate Hope to contact government departments. No specific project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil. Interested in Brazil's field of real estate. Hope to invest directly. Hope to GUIZHOU TENGFA REAL ESTATE contact government department and 103 TAN CHENGGUO M Chairman Contracted projects DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD other associated deparments. No specific project yet but do have intentions to invest in Brazil. BRIDGE OF HEBEI REAL ESTATE 105 WANG LIQIAO M Chairman The real estate DEVELOPMENT GROUP LIMITED HUANG Deputy general 106 SHENYANG FIRST MANDARIN GROUP M The real estate RUOZHAO manager Director of Public Relations for the 111 Huawei Yang Guanglin M Telecommunications Southern Region of South America 112 Huawei Zhuli F Huawei Brazil PR Telecommunications B:Agribusiness Interested in Brazil's field of 17 Yunnan Longma Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd Ma Jianfan M President Medicine agricultural planting General Manager Interested in Brazil's field of 18 Yunnan Longma Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd Ma Qiao F Medicine Assistant agricultural planting hope to seek cooperation in the field of 19 Jilin Tongchuntang Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Liu Hui M General Manager Medicine biological medicine Food and Beverage Interested in Brazil's field of livestock 23 Changchun free city road red food music restaurant Xu Liang M President Service rearing and food import trade Shanxi Yanshi Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Hope to seek husbandry cooperation 29 Yan Qiang M General manager Agriculture Business Science and Technology Development Co., Ltd. and trade 53 The green food group Co., Ltd Sun Shaofeng M Chairman Agriculture STARCH POND, SHANDONG WEN FAR BIOTECHNOLOGY BOARD 81 Li Guowen M MALTOSE, CO., LTD CHAIRMAN OLIGOFRUCTOSE 68 Sichuan Liuxiangya Tea Co.,Ltd Zhou Shuguo M Chairman Agriculture The Secretary of 69 Sichuan Liuxiangya Tea Co.,Ltd Wang Meizi F the board of Agriculture directors The general 70 Sichuan Liuxiangya Tea Co.,Ltd Zhou Yu M Agriculture manager Research and Qian Du Agriculture Science and Technology 83 Lu Jianjun M Chairman development of Group Limited by Share Ltd agricultural products Interested in Brazil's food trade, hope Agri-business, Food 36 Guangdong Zhenmei Food Group Co., Ltd. Zhuang Peirui M President to hold trade talks with import and and Beverage export companies 37 Jiuzhou New Energy Auto Group WU GANG M President Agricultural Vehicles Interested in Brazil's field of Selenium Enriched agriculture, trade and food, hope to do Organic procurement, import and export.Hope Oulung ˈSelenium Enshi Weifeng Selenium Enriched Tea Industry to contact Brazil companies in the 87 Guo Dayan M Chairman Enriched Organic Co., LTD same industry, industry associations, Green Tea ˈSelenium government departments. No specific Enriched Organic Black project yet but do have intentions to Tea invest in Brazil. 115 BIAN ZHENHU M President Association China Chamber of Commerce for IMP & EXP of 116 Foodstuffs, CHEN YING F Director Association Native Produce and Animal By-Products. 117 ZHANG YIYI F Staff Association Vice General 118 China Oil & Foodstuffs Corporation XU XINPING M Manager of Oil Agricultal Department Vice General 119 Sino Grain Oils Corporation WANG JUN M Manager of Import Agricultal and Export Vice Director of 120 Sino Grain Oils Corporation YANG BAIQI M RiskManagement Agricultal Department JIUSAN GROUP JIUSAN OILS AND GRAINS INDUSTRIES 121 JU WEI M FOREIGN TRADE Agricultal GROUP CO., LTD. COMPANY- 122 Yihai Kerry Investments Co., Ltd NIU YUXIN M General Manager Agricultal 123 Yihai Kerry Investments(WU HAN) Co., Ltd LI XIAOYU M General manager Agricultal Trading Dept. 124 Shandong Bohi Industry Co., Ltd. ZHANG NA F Agricultal Manager Group Company 125 Shandong Bohi Industry Co., Ltd. LI PUNAN M General Manager Agricultal of Foreign Trade 126 Shandong Sunrise
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