State-owned enterprise
Xinjiang Bank Technology Building Office Furniture Project
Xinjiang Bank is a provincial-level, locally incorporated joint-stock commercial bank jointly initiated by the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, approved by the China Banking Regulatory Commission. It was established on December 30, 2016. The bank is known for its distinctive, differentiated business strategy. By the end of 2023, its total on- and off-balance-sheet assets had surpassed 140.5 billion yuan, with deposit and loan growth rates ranking among the highest in the region. The bank’s network now spans seven prefectures and cities, including Urumqi, Changji, and Ili. In 2020, it was recognized as a National Civilized Unit in the sixth round of selection, and in 2025, it officially launched its preparations for an IPO.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Inner Mongolia Branch Unified Office Furniture Procurement Project
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. is a central financial enterprise, established on January 1, 1984. As of October 30, 2024, its assets stood at 48 trillion yuan. On September 1, 2019, the list of China's Top 500 Service Companies for 2019 was unveiled in Jinan, where Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd. ranked second. In July 2025, the winners of the 2025 "AAA Global Sustainable Infrastructure Awards" were announced, with ICBC recognized as the "Best Project Finance Bank in China" for its outstanding performance in "Going Global" initiatives and financial services supporting the Belt and Road Initiative.
China State Construction International City Construction Co., Ltd. 2024 Joint Procurement of Office Furniture
China State Construction International Co., Ltd. (referred to as China State Construction International) is headquartered in Beijing and Suzhou, and operates under the umbrella of China State Construction Engineering Corporation Limited—the world’s largest investment and construction group. As China State Construction’s sole secondary subsidiary with its global focus yet domestic headquarters, the company specializes in overseas operations while also pursuing integrated domestic-and-international development.
Acting as a key incubator for China State Construction’s global business initiatives, an overseas investment platform, and a catalyst for operational model innovation, China State Construction International plays a pivotal role in guiding companies within the group to "go global." The company is tasked with continuously exploring new markets, developing cutting-edge business opportunities, and pioneering innovative models—driving the group’s broader strategy for overseas business transformation, upgrading, and achieving high-quality, sustainable growth.
