Greater China International Investment Group is a wholly foreign-owned company registered in Hong Kong, which was established in 1987. 1994 greater China international group Shenzhen co., ltd was established, and was changed to greater China international group China co., ltd in 2009. After 10 years of development, Greater China International Group has developed into a foreign-invested enterprise integrating diversified industries such as finance, real estate, commerce, hotels, television and media, energy, ports, large international logistics centers and sand control.
Greater China International Group was founded in Hong Kong, matured in Shenzhen, and rapidly expanded to all parts of the country with Shenzhen and Hong Kong as the center. At present, the Group has owned Greater China International Exchange Plaza, Sheraton Futian Hotel, China Satellite TV, Huitong Tianxia Fund Management Company, Huangjia Holdings and more than ten local subsidiaries, mainly holding two Hong Kong listed companies and several domestic commercial banks.
Corporate Culture of Greater China International Group
Greater China International Group pursues "enterprising, efficient, cooperative and inclusive" and has established a rich talent echelon. At present, the company has a high-quality management team, pays attention to the development of public relations and business environment, has extensive and in-depth overseas business and strategic partners, and operates efficiently and pragmatically, which makes the group develop rapidly.
The symbol of Greater China International Group is taken from the word "zhong" in China's seal script. Using the word "big" to shape the outline in the traditional word "Hua" skillfully combines the image and intentional attainments of China characters for thousands of years. The whole logo is harmonious, dynamic and colorful. Through the natural and interlocking modeling, it symbolizes the unity and harmony of Greater China Group and perfectly interprets the concept of Greater China's gathering wealth and common prosperity.