The Nansha Futures Industrial Park in Guangzhou is scheduled to open on Sept 30, with current final-stage work including curtain wall installation, interior decoration, and landscaping nearing completion.
The Nansha Futures Industrial Park. [Photo/WeChat account: gz_nanshafabu]
As the country's first comprehensive hub for futures and the financial industry, the project covers about 150,000 square meters and includes eight buildings. Building No 2 is designated for a technology subsidiary of the Guangzhou Futures Exchange, while Building No 8 will be entirely occupied by E Fund Management Sales Subsidiary.
The industrial park serves as a comprehensive hub that seamlessly integrates various functions, including business offices, data processing centers, and conference training facilities. Demonstrating a commitment to sustainability and innovation, it adopts advanced photovoltaic technology to develop green, carbon-neutral buildings. The park's strategic focus is on attracting resources and talent from key industries such as finance, futures trading, and information technology, fostering a vibrant ecosystem. Moreover, it plans to collaborate with nearby exhibition centers and hotel facilities to establish a cohesive "finance + exhibition + business" environment that enhances networking and business opportunities. Supporting amenities further enhance the park's appeal, featuring retail spaces, smart restaurants, and cafés.
As a fundamental element of Nansha's overarching "Five Ports Linkage" strategy, the park serves as the financial port, playing a key role in fostering regional financial collaboration and promoting international cooperation. Its strategic aim is to attract a diverse range of futures-related entities, forming a comprehensive financial service platform that not only supports the ongoing financial development of the Greater Bay Area but also aligns with Nansha's broader objective of achieving high-quality economic growth.