Industrial parks
Bring a proven cross-border operating model to your park
Who this is for: Operators of industrial parks, incubators, OPC communities, industrial-cluster service centers, development zones and cooperation zones that want to attract cross-border businesses and get better at both attracting and retaining tenants.
What you may be facing
Policies and rent alone don't create an ecosystem that draws cross-border companies.
Without services, tenants neither stay nor grow.
The system is built but unused, events happen without results, and there is no data to report upwards.
Local companies want to go global, but the park lacks market resources and a network of specialist providers.
What we provide
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A go-global plan for your park
Our AI agent and resource base produce an industry go-global plan for your park — every step backed by real resources, not generic advice.
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Online park platform
The online platform the center uses every day (members, product pool, services, events, introductions, results), deployable under your park's brand.
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Monthly showcase playbook
The full method behind the Matchmaking & Results Showcase — planning, invitations, running order, follow-up and announcing results — or co-host one with us at Kangli City.
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Training and lecturers
Academy courses and lecturers come to your park to help tenants and founders get going with cross-border trade and AI.
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Provider network and overseas resources
Plug into the center's service providers and our on-the-ground resources in Russia and Central Asia to serve your tenants.
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A desk in Shenzhen
Your park or cluster can open a liaison point at Kangli City (showcase, selection, matchmaking) to use Shenzhen's cross-border ecosystem, then connect overseas channels back home.
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Operational support or full management
From software deployment and team training to day-to-day support and full park operations — in layers, as you need.
Ways to work with us
Visit each other, or co-host one showcase or open class: get acquainted and work together once.
Deploy the online park platform and train your team to run it independently.
Our team takes part in agreed day-to-day operations: events, members, introductions and results.
Co-build an industry go-global service center or a Shenzhen desk, or hand over broader park operations. People, fees, data access, KPIs and exit terms are agreed in writing as the partnership deepens.
How it works
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Exchange visits
Come to see the selection floor, the OPC community and a monthly showcase — or we visit your park.
You getA real understanding of each other
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Park review
Take stock of your industries, companies and resources, and set goals: attraction, retention, going global, reporting.
You getFindings and goals
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Co-design the plan
Produce the go-global plan and agree the level of partnership, roles, schedule and acceptance criteria.
You getA partnership plan that can be executed
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Pilot
Run one industry track or one showcase first (we suggest a one-month trial), with everything recorded.
You getYour first showcase case
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Scale up
Use the pilot results to set long-term terms (data, brand, revenue, responsibilities) and extend to more companies and industries.
You getLong-term partnership terms
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Run it routinely
Monthly showcases and quarterly reviews, building up results and cases over time.
You getResults data that keeps coming
What each side commits to
We commit to
- Pilot first, then scale — results decide how deep the partnership goes.
- Every resource in the plan can be tied to a real person and a real task.
- Data ownership, brand use and revenue sharing are agreed in writing in advance.
We ask you to
- Appoint a lead and a liaison team.
- Share basic information about your park's industries and companies.
- Invest jointly during the pilot and give timely feedback.
Getting started: three first steps
- Scan to add your business contact and arrange an exchange visit.
- Send us your park's industry focus and a list of key companies.
- Choose one industry track or event to pilot first.
Questions
Do we have to buy the software?
No. You can start with a joint event or an exchange visit and decide on the platform as the partnership deepens.
Our park isn't in Shenzhen. Can we still work together?
Yes. Parks elsewhere can open a Shenzhen desk at Kangli City, or we can co-host events in your city.
About the Kangli Industrial Enablement Center
Kangli City, in Nanwan, Longgang, Shenzhen, is one of three national e-commerce demonstration bases in Longgang district.
21st Century Business Herald, 24 April 2026On 7 April 2026, the Longgang District Commerce Bureau and the district AI (Robotics) Office designated Kangli City the Longgang Cross-border E-commerce OPC Community.
Shenzhen News Network, 7 April 2026Kangli Group's two parks, Kangli City and Kangli Qiancheng, total 640,000 m² and are both focused on cross-border trade; Kangli Qiancheng is built and open, ready to absorb growth.
Provided by Kangli GroupLeading cross-border sellers Aukey and Sailvan are based in Kangli's parks, together with 20-plus mid-sized sellers with annual sales of RMB 100 million to 2 billion and more than 200 small and medium sellers — a complete cross-border supply chain.
Provided by Kangli GroupWorking with the Russia–China E-commerce Association, we can set up entities, certification, warehousing and channel connections in Russia and Central Asia.
Provided by Kangli GroupOther partner types
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