Shanghai Electric and Conch Group plan multi-sector cooperation

2024-09-03 11:41:15

According to Shanghai Electric News, on the afternoon of September 2, Wu Lei, chairman of Shanghai Electric Group, held talks with Yang Jun, chairman of Anhui Conch Group Co., Ltd. (Hereinafter referred to as "Conch Group"). The two sides had in-depth exchanges and reached broad consensus on strengthening cooperation. Wu Lei said that Shanghai Electric and Conch Group have a long-term good foundation for cooperation, with a high degree of fit in multiple business sectors and great potential for cooperation. It is expected that the two sides will consolidate the foundation of early cooperation, continue to expand cooperation in energy equipment, automated production lines, green hydrogen energy, digital applications and other fields, and work together to create a new chapter of cooperation between state-owned enterprises.

Wu Lei said that Shanghai Electric and Conch Group have a long-term good foundation for cooperation, with a high degree of fit in multiple business sectors and great potential for cooperation. It is expected that the two sides will consolidate the foundation of early cooperation, continue to expand cooperation in energy equipment, automated production lines, green hydrogen energy, digital applications and other fields, and work together to create a new chapter of cooperation between state-owned enterprises.

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