Guangzhou shipping transaction center established in Nansha

Guangzhou Shipping Joint Transaction Center Company has completed its business registration, becoming an important milestone in the construction of the Greater Bay Area Shipping Joint Transaction Center.

In order to implement the "Nansha Plan", the Guangzhou South China Coal Transaction Center has been transformed into the Guangzhou Shipping Transaction Center.

The Guangzhou Shipping Transaction Center is set to be established, utilizing the framework of the Shipping Transaction Company under the Guangzhou Transaction Group. This organization facilitates an average of over 300 ship transactions annually, with a transaction volume of nearly 3 billion yuan ($411 million). Foreign ships constitute 60 percent of these transactions, positioning the center among the leading domestic shipping transaction platforms.

In 2022, the company was recognized by the "Lloyd's List" as one of the top 10 global shipping brokerage platforms. The center is committed to creating a globally influential shipping transaction platform, building a leading domestic shipping transaction model, and promoting the development of the modern shipping service industry in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

The center is poised to benchmark top international shipping Transaction service institutions, establish a "Transaction + service" full industry chain ecological service system, realize a complete ecological circle of shipping transactions, and establish an international comprehensive service system.

Nansha port. [Photo/WeChat account: gz_nanshafabu]

It is recruiting investors globally, introducing strategic shareholders, jointly building the Greater Bay Area shipping Transaction market, promoting a prosperous global Transaction landscape, and creating a comprehensive Transaction service platform.

Simultaneously, it is set to establish a distinctive shipping transaction standard and rule system for the Greater Bay Area, drive the development of the shipping industry in the Greater Bay Area, and enhance the global shipping market's influence.