Shanghai Pudong Company Incorporation service
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Pudong & Foreign Investment
Pudong has utilized USD 3.4 billion in FDI. As a result of its power and growth, Pudong has been given preferential treatment by the Chinese National Government and has been granted sub-provincial administrative status. Pudong is also China’s premier financial center. Several massive banks and financial services such as the People’s Bank of China and the China Foreign Exchange Trade Centre & National Interbank Funding Centre have set up headquarters in Pudong. In addition, Pudong is home to the Lujiazui Financial City and all six of Shanghai’s major financial exchanges.
Pudong New Area Logistics Information
Shanghai's logistics and distribution takes place in the Pudong New Area. Pudong encompasses some special economic areas including the Shanghai Pudong International Airport Industrial Zone, Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone and Port, Jinqiao Export Processing Zone, and the Lujiazui Finance and Trade Zone. Companies in the area supplied the service of the Shanghai Pudong International Airport. Besides, Pudong’s Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone offers value-added tax and import duty exemptions. Waigaoqiao is a part of the largest Port of Shanghai. The Jinqiao Export Processing Zone also provides several unique economic advantages. Since becoming the first Government sanctioned export processing zone in China, it has established a highly developed transportation network that provides rail and highway access to the ports of Waigaoqiao and Wuhaogou as well as the Shanghai Railway Station.
Incoporating A business In Shanghai
Like other places, provinces and Special Economic Zones (SEZ) in mainland China, incorporating a business in Shanghai is a process that involves collaboration between multiple Chinese Governmental Organizations.Chinese Central Government offers four basic incorporation structures for foreign investors that are tailored to fit a wide range of business needs. Local authorities have different tax policies and regulation processes for each structure, so the benefits of each incorporation structure are reliant upon location and intended scope of business.
The four structures include:
Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprise (WFOE)
Joint Venture (JV)
Representative Office (RO)
Partnership Enterprise (PE)
Shanghai Real Estate Information
Average rents for industrial manufacturing and warehouse facilities in Shanghai are high when compared to those of other provinces. In eraly 2010, rent prices for industrial manufacturing and warehouse facilities in all districts of Shanghai ranged from RMB 22 to RMB 37 /sq meter each month. R&D facilities ranged from RMB 31 to RMB 122 / sq meter each month.Properties within Shanghai’s economic zones and development areas are generally more expensive because of the financial incentives and other preferential policies supplied. Manufacturing facilities throughout the past five years have been growing so quickly that China’s infrastructure has struggled to supply the necessary resources to keep up. As China has struggled to meet electricity needs throughout the nation, the cost of electricity, from 2010 to 2011, increased by RMB 0.012 per kilowatt hour ($0.004 per kwh). In early 2011, the cost of water in Shanghai ranged from RMB 1.1 per cubic meter to RMB 1.3 per cubic meter and the average electricity is around RMB 0.68 per kilowatt-hour.
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