After signing a major deal exceeding 2.3 billion yuan in Singapore, Longgang District of Shenzhen has made new achievements in investment attraction in Australia.
From November 17 to 19 (Beijing time), a delegation from Longgang District visited Melbourne and Sydney, Australia, conducting a series of business exchanges and investment promotions, resulting in signed cooperation agreements between Chinese and Australian enterprises worth approximately 1.88 billion yuan.
Signing Ceremony for Projects
During the visit, the Longgang delegation met with renowned institutions and industry-leading enterprises such as the Advanced Materials and Nano Manufacturing Center of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University, HitIQ, and Smart AI Connect. The delegation focused on targeted investment promotion in cutting-edge industries, including artificial intelligence, big data, and smart city technologies.
Through in-depth discussions, the Longgang delegation gained deeper insights into Australia's latest technologies and market trends in the aforementioned fields. The delegation successfully attracted strong interest from several companies to collaborate with Longgang. Among them, Smart AI Connect and other enterprises explicitly expressed their desire to work with Longgang in areas such as data analytics and real-time monitoring. They aim to jointly address challenges related to data sensitivity and compliance in global expansion, supporting Longgang-based companies in better navigating international markets.
On November 19, the Longgang delegation hosted the China (Shenzhen Longgang)–Australia (Sydney) Economic and Trade Exchange Conference in Sydney, attracting over 100 representatives from Australian business associations and enterprises. During the event, Longgang showcased its exceptional business environment and promising development prospects. A project signing ceremony was also held, where Longgang-based companies BYD and Zongteng Group signed agreements with their Australian partners.
According to statistics, the event facilitated the signing of agreements between Chinese and Australian companies totaling approximately 1.88 billion yuan. Additionally, attendees engaged in in-depth discussions through roundtable forums, exploring topics such as the globalization of high-tech industries and the role of artificial intelligence in global business development. The forums provided a platform for both sides to exchange ideas on fostering mutually beneficial collaborations within the technology ecosystem.
Reporter | Zhang Siyu, Liu Yueya
Editor | Wei Shen, James, Shen He
Photo | Shenzhen Longgang District Party Committee Publicity Department
