Bosideng Group Intends To Build Down Garment Industrial Park In Zhengzhou.

On November 12th ~14, the second China Zhengzhou industrial pfer series joint activities jointly organized by the Ministry of industry and information technology and the Henan Provincial People's government were held in Zhengzhou.

In the docking activities, Henan has undertaken 813 contracted projects in food, textile, clothing, equipment manufacturing, new materials, producer services and other industries, and signed a total investment of 360 billion 860 million yuan.

At the signing ceremony, the cooperation project between the Xinmi municipal government and Bosideng Garments Co., Ltd. was quite conspicuous. The total investment of the project was as high as 10 billion yuan.

It is reported that Bosideng will build a Bosideng down garment industrial park after investing in Xinmi. It not only produces down garments, but also involves logistics. It is an industrial complex.

After signing the strategic agreement, Bosideng said that Bosideng's sales in Henan have been very good, and they plan to do further in-depth investigation in Xinmi.

As for the details of the strategic agreement, both sides said they could not be disclosed to the media because of the disclosure of information of listed companies.

At present, Henan has established comprehensive bonded zones, export processing zones and 180 industrial agglomeration zones, providing strong support for industrial pfer and landing of enterprises.

"Coming to Henan to settle down, on the one hand, can solve the problem of labor shortage, and on the other hand, it is closely following the consumer market."

Gao Dekang, chairman of Bosideng group, who attended the signing ceremony of Bosideng industrial park construction project in Xinmi, Zhengzhou, said that the textile and garment industry had disadvantages in attracting outstanding young people, especially high-end professionals, and Bosideng invested 10 billion yuan in the layout of Zhengzhou Xinmi, taking full account of how to upgrade the traditional industries such as clothing.