The 4th China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) opened on June 22 at the China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Venue) in Beijing. Themed “Connecting the World for a Shared Future”, the expo spans over 150,000 square meters and brings together more than 1,200 exhibitors from over 85 countries, regions and international organizations. For this CISCE, Changsha sets up a dedicated city-themed pavilion for the first time. Centered on the theme of service ecosystem for go-global, it appears in the Supply Chain Services Exhibition Area together with six professional service providers.
Debuting Changsha Service Ecosystem for Go-Global Portfolio at CISCE
Located at W4-A12 in the Supply Chain Services Exhibition Area, Changsha’s dedicated pavilion highlights its global reach, market-driven and professional excellence capabilities for enterprises expanding overseas. The pavilion brings together six service providers: Dun & Bradstreet, Higoshipping Co., Ltd., China Post Hunan International Branch, Hunan Tiandiren Law Firm, Overseas Home Information Technology Co., Ltd., and Law Back (Changsha) Network Technology Co., Ltd. Pooling market-driven resources across data services, foreign-related legal services, human resources and international logistics, the providers form a one-stop service ecosystem for go-global.
On-site, the Changsha Pavilion drew visitors with its distinctive design and clear thematic focus. At Dun & Bradstreet’s booth, industry visitors expressed strong interest in its robust commercial data analytics capabilities. As one of the world’s most influential business information service providers, Dun & Bradstreet integrates global data, cutting-edge technologies and scenario-based capabilities to help enterprises boost revenue, cut costs, manage risks and advance digital-intelligent transformation, with over 90% of the Fortune Global 500 as its clients. “Changsha serves as Dun & Bradstreet’s core operation center and regional hub in Central China,” a company representative stated. “We are fully committed to leveraging our professional expertise to help enterprises across sectors settle in Changsha, expand throughout Central China and reach global markets”.
Higoshipping, the first Yangtze River shipping enterprise listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange, is an integrated logistics provider deeply rooted in the Yangtze golden waterway. Backed by its proprietary fleet and integrated shipping agency model, it runs a network spanning the middle and lower Yangtze River, coastal ports and overseas outlets, with a comprehensive international multimodal transport system in place. “Your cargo can reach the world safely through us,” a Higoshipping representative told visitors.
In recent years, Changsha has pursued a development strategy anchored in manufacturing, empowered by services and driven by integrated growth, steadily refining its comprehensive service system for overseas expansion. In April 2025, Changsha launched its service ecosystem for go-global. Led by CCPIT Changsha, it pools resources from 14 municipal departments, customs authorities and industrial parks, with 30 targeted measures spanning four categories: product, technology and service exports, outbound investment, trade cooperation, and business travel.
To meet enterprises’ global expansion needs, Changsha has selected its first batch of 20 service partners worldwide Among them, 7 enterprises fall under the three categories of Top 500 firms and 9 rank among the industry’s top 50, which can deliver full-chain service support for enterprises’ overseas development. All six service providers exhibiting at CISCE are from this group. During the expo, CCPIT Changsha also introduced a suite of services covering international trade and economic guidance, commercial legal support and international exchange, such as the News Express: Serviceable Projects for Hunan Enterprises Going Abroad, a global legal service institution whitelist, and the Talk Changsha series of English interview programs, which reflects Changsha’s pragmatic approach to overseas expansion: market demands are met by market forces, while the government identifies and responds to enterprise needs.
Connecting with Global Resources Precisely
On the afternoon of June 22, the Changsha delegation toured exhibition booths across CISCE to seek new cooperation opportunities.
At overseas pavilions representing Austria, Spain’s Navarra region and the Portugal-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the delegation held exchanges with European chambers of commerce, industry associations and industrial cluster stakeholders. The talks aimed to open up market channels to the EU, Portuguese-speaking countries and Latin America, drawing on advanced practices in green manufacturing and precision testing.
The delegation also visited partner pavilions including the Hainan Free Trade Port to advance regional opening-up, coordination and complementary strengths. It held on-site exchanges with local manufacturing enterprises such as Lens Technology and Hunan Hongwang New Materials to gain deeper insights into the overseas service demands of enterprises in Hunan’s industrial base. In addition, the delegation explored exhibition zones focused on innovation chains, fintech and smart logistics, to strengthen technological, financial and digital support for enterprises expanding overseas..
On the morning of June 23, the Changsha delegation will attend the Hunan Biomedical and Medical Device Industrial Chain Cooperation Conference hosted by CCPIT Hunan Sub-council.
On the morning of June 24, the Corporate Green Leadership and Low-Carbon Transition Forum— Changsha’s signature featured event at this year’s CISCE — will take place at the West Garden Conference Room. Co-hosted by the CCPIT Commercial Legal Service Center and Changsha Municipal People’s Government, the event will include a dedicated promotion session, where Changsha-based enterprises including Sinocare and China Post Hunan International Branch will deliver thematic remarks.
Additionally, the Changsha Pavilion will host a packed schedule of meetings with international delegations including Iraq’s Kirkuk Chamber of Commerce, the Portugal-China Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and partner CCPIT branches. The pavilion also features a Policy Consultation & Overseas Expansion Diagnostic Service, providing free one-on-one advisory support to visiting enterprises.
Showcasing Changsha’s Manufacturing Strength
Beyond showcasing its overseas expansion service ecosystem, Changsha is also presenting new products and technologies from a roster of key manufacturing enterprises across multiple thematic zones.
Lens Technology, a leading provider of one-stop precision manufacturing solutions across the entire smart device industrial chain, boasts vertically integrated capabilities spanning raw material production, functional module bonding and final assembly. It has forged long-term strategic partnerships with top global consumer electronics and smart vehicle brands. Sinocare, China’s largest and the world’s fourth-largest blood glucose monitoring provider, exports its products to 187 countries and regions and serves more than 25 million users worldwide. Truking acquired century-old German firm Romaco and established a dual-headquarters operation model in China and Germany, with international revenue now making up nearly half of its total.
Also exhibiting at CISCE are Hunan Hongwang, Lingxiang Maglev, Yuanpin Biotech and Hunan Hengchang Pharmaceutical Group, seeking to expand international cooperation in new materials, maglev technology, biomedicine and healthcare. The global expansion of these manufacturers underscores Changsha’s industrial prowess, and delivers broad application scenarios and growth momentum for the city’s overseas expansion service ecosystem.
Explore CISCE, discover Changsha. With its distinctive positioning in service ecosystem for go-global, Changsha extends an open invitation to global business partners at this year’s CISCE.