On December 14th, Yu Wen, Director and CEO of Susun Group, met with K K Chiu, CEO of Cushman & Wakefield Greater China, in Shanghai to discuss cooperation in infrastructure construction and investment. Cheng Wenli, Director and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Susun Group, also attended the meeting.
 

 

Before the meeting, K K Chiu and his delegation toured the corporate culture wall and honor wall, gaining a detailed understanding of Susun Group's development history, business landscape, and corporate culture.
 

 

During the meeting, both parties watched a promotional video of Susun Group. Yu Wen stated that since its establishment, the group has consistently focused on its core business of infrastructure, aligning its development with national strategies. The group has collaboratively promoted numerous reputable and benchmark projects with various local governments, establishing a solid foundation for government-enterprise cooperation. Yu highlighted that Cushman & Wakefield is a globally renowned real estate services and consulting firm with advanced management concepts, professional service standards, and extensive property management experience. Yu expressed hope that both parties would maintain frequent contact, enhance communication, and leverage their respective advantages. By systematically identifying cooperation points in investment, financing, and cultural tourism, they aim to build a long-term and close cooperative relationship, achieving win-win outcomes for both enterprises.
 

 

K K Chiu provided a detailed overview of Cushman & Wakefield's business segments and development plans. He noted that as a partner of multiple local governments, Cushman & Wakefield has long been committed to injecting strong momentum into the high-quality development of China's infrastructure sector under the "new development philosophy" through international vision and local experience. He acknowledged that Susun Group, as an international large-scale infrastructure group company, holds a leading position in the infrastructure construction sector with a broad strategic vision and strong construction capabilities. Li expressed anticipation for in-depth exchanges around diversified investment and financing channels such as public REITs, GP, and LP, as well as exploring cooperation opportunities in the cultural tourism industry to achieve mutual benefit and common development.
 

 

Participants in the meeting included Li Qingwen, Managing Director of Cushman & Wakefield East China, Cai Feng, Co-Head of Capital Markets and Executive Director of East China, Yu Wenjia, Director of Valuation & Advisory Services of East China, Wu Jiye, Assistant Director of the Sustainability Platform of East China, You Lan, Head of Tianjin Office; Kang Haiyan, Vice President and General Manager of the Capital Center of Susun Group, Liu Weilong, Director and CEO of Yunfan Construction, and Liu Wei, Vice President of Xingzhan Construction.