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Get to know Shenzhen United Property Rights Exchange

Established in 2009 with the approval of the Shenzhen Municipal People's Government, Shenzhen United Property Rights Exchange is a major institutional platform for the circulation of property rights. Its primary mission is to facilitate the market-oriented allocation of state-owned assets, prevent their loss, and serve the broader economy. The exchange provides a "sunshine platform" for a wide range of transactions, including the transfer of state-owned and collective assets, equity in unlisted companies, financial assets, intellectual property rights, and natural resource rights, positioning itself as a key multi-level capital market service provider in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

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Shenzhen United Property Rights Exchange

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01 3月 1993 (33 Years)

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