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GEODIS in Hong Kong Unlocks Priority Customs Facilitation and Inspection with AEO Accreditation

Partnership with the country’s Customs and Excise Department strengthens GEODIS’ offering, as the APAC division expands its network of local infrastructures

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach – 6 September 2021 – GEODIS, a leading global transport and logistics services provider, today announced that its division in Hong Kong has been accredited as an Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) by the Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department. AEO status recognizes excellent security and safety procedures amongst those within the supply chain industry. With the accreditation, GEODIS in Hong Kong will now be given access to priority customs facilitation and inspection, allowing the logistics provider to optimize its local operations, delivering agile, secure, and reliable solutions for customers.

GEODIS in Hong Kong Unlocks Priority Customs Facilitation and Inspection with AEO Accreditation

The need for such efficient systems has become more vital than ever, given ongoing supply chain disruption to shipping schedules and factory production across Asia. These delays have also been accompanied by a continuing surge in consumer demand for Asian goods, challenging logistics partners to cope with an increasingly volatile supply chain ecosystem. As a key link between Mainland China and the rest of the world, these service providers in Hong Kong, in particular must work to keep processes up-and-running in the most seamless way possible.

 

“By achieving AEO accreditation we are helping to strengthen Hong Kong’s logistics credentials as a major international trading center and regional hub,” said Onno Boots, President and Chief Executive Officer, Asia Pacific, GEODIS. “AEO status reflects the team’s commitment to providing our clients with best-in-class services and expertise to not only navigate, but thrive, amidst the challenges brought about by the pandemic.”

 

“This initiative affirms our continuous efforts to reinforce the infrastructures, processes and information systems required to ensure the most advanced and reliable security measures within the current dynamic environment,” said Christopher Cahill, Managing Director, North Asia Sub-Region. “GEODIS will continue to innovate, leveraging on new technology and automation to keep our operations in Hong Kong scalable and efficient.”

 

Since its incorporation in 1989, GEODIS in Hong Kong has expanded its presence, investing in an Air Export warehouse at the world-class Airport Freight Forwarding Centre (AAFC) within the Hong Kong International Airport (60,000 sqf) in addition to a Contract Logistics Warehouses located at Tuen Mun, Tsuen Wan, and Yuen Long (630,000 sqf).

 

GEODIS in Hong Kong prides itself in providing logistical support to businesses across key verticals such as High-Technology, Retail, Fast Moving Consumer Goods and Industrial goods.

 

GEODIS – www.geodis.com

GEODIS is a top-rated, global supply chain operator recognized for its commitment to helping clients overcome their logistical constraints. GEODIS’ growth-focused offerings (Supply Chain Optimization, Freight Forwarding, Contract Logistics, Distribution & Express, and Road Transport) coupled with the company’s truly global reach thanks to a direct presence in 67 countries, and a global network spanning 120 countries, translates in top business rankings, #1 in France, #6 in Europe and #7 worldwide. In 2020, GEODIS accounted for over 41,000 employees globally and generated €8.4 billion in sales.

#GEODIS

#ReConnect 2021 UK-China Contemporary Culture Festival launched

  • #ReConnect – a hybrid festival featuring online and offline work by leading British art and cultural organisations and artists, launched by the British Council.
  • Partnering with over 35 cultural organisations from the UK and China, the Festival offers thought provoking and stimulating experiences with British arts and culture.
  • The Festival presents the diverse breadth of contemporary UK arts, culture and education to inspire and connect audiences in China and beyond with British creativity.
  • The Festival aims to strengthen the connection between China and the UK through shared values in culture and education.

BEIJING, KUNMING, SHANGHAI, SHENZHEN AND ZHENGZHOU – Media OutReach – 6 September 2021 – The British Council launched the 2021 UK-China Contemporary Culture Festival. Titled #ReConnect, this year’s edition is a hybrid festival featuring work by leading British art and cultural organisations and artists via online and offline platforms, offering audiences in China an opportunity to reconnect with British art from Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England. Organised by the British Council, the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and education opportunities, and sponsored by the Welsh Government, the festival will present nearly 40 cultural performances and projects online and offline in multiple cities across China between 1 and 20 September 2021.

 

“We are delighted to be a partner of the British Council, supporting the 2021 UK-China Contemporary Culture Festival to give people in China an opportunity to experience three wonderful examples of art and culture from Wales.The theme of the festival, reconnecting, is more important now than ever – reconnecting with our environment and our communities, both locally and across borders. I hope our contribution to the festival will encourage audiences to do just that, building new cultural connections between our two nations” said Rt Hon Mark Drakeford, First Minister of Wales.

 

Focusing on three different themes, the Festival will encourage audiences to #ReConnect with nature, community and the self through a variety of exhibitions, talks, panel discussions, film screenings and performances. #ReConnect with Nature will explore the deep relationship between humans and nature; #ReConnect with Community will explore the connection and consequence of human experience and our community; and #ReConnect with Self will support individuals to increase empathy and self-awareness.

 

Highlight projects under #ReConnect with Nature include:

  • British visual artist Celyn Bricker’s first solo exhibition in China, titled The Fifth Season. Bringing together interactive, AI generated artworks, paintings and prototypes, the exhibition held in Beijing will explore our relationship with nature and new technology.
  • An online talk held in partnership with the Natural History Museum, -titled Our Broken Planet: How We Got Here and Ways to Fix It will see young changemakers from the UK and China debate why and how our relationship with the natural world needs to change.
  • Eye of the Storm, a documentary film featuring Scottish landscape painter James Morrison will be screened in Shanghai, directed by award-winning director Anthony Baxter.
  • Dog Ballet, from the London International Festival of Theatre, is a webinar about a new participatory work of public art to celebrate the community around dogs and their owners to appreciate the joy and tenderness that can be found in these relationships of mutual care.

#ReConnect with Community will share work from the UK that places emphasis on the changing nature of community, as well as talks from leading arts and cultural experts alongside knowledge sharing events from dance and theatre producers. Selected highlights include:

  • O’r Graig, a short documentary featuring slate mines in North Wales, which have recently been designated UNESCO heritage status.
  • Journey to the Eyeth Art, a virtual art gallery showcasing the creativity of deaf artists in an imaginary world called Eyeth and a celebration of inclusiveness in the art for all.
  • Match Make is a series of short films which paired 8 dance artists and 8 artist collaborators during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, which include natural, industrial, rural, urban and coastal settings throughout Northern Ireland.  

#ReConnect with Self will focus on activities that explore mental health and well-being. Highlight projects include:

  • Time to Dance China, an international digital collaboration between the Scottish Ballet and Shanghai International Dance Centre designed to deliver dementia-friendly dance activities for elderly people as well as a dance film screening.
  • An online solo exhibition of works by award-winning British artist Sir Christopher Le Brun, in addition to an online talk between Sir Christopher Le Brun and renowned art critic, writer and curator Shen Qilan.

At this time of limited travel, we are excited to once again bring some of the most dynamic and vibrant artistic and cultural performances, exhibitions and talks from the UK to audiences in China and offer people the choice to experience these in person or online. With the theme of #ReConnect, we hope to inspire our audience to re-evaluate their relationship with the natural environment, their community, and themselves. The world is going though unprecedented changes at this time, and arts and culture have the power to bring people together through presenting programmes in partnership with institutions and artists in the UK and China. The Festival acts as a platform to share knowledge, spark discussions and stimulate thinking among our audiences.” Said Rehana Mughal, Director Arts for the British Council China.

Programme list

 

Activity

Date

Partner

Format

Geography

ReConnect with Nature

 

1

British Library Exhibitions in Two Cities: London – Shenzhen

 

Sept 1 – 20

British Library

Online showcase

England

2

Affiliated Event – The Fifth Season by Celyn Bricker  (online talk)

Sept 18

Winland

Online event

 

England/Beijing

 

3

Broken Planet Programme (online talk for climate change between Glasgow and Kunming)

Sept 17

Natural History Museum

Online event

England/Scotland/Kunming

4

Eye of the Storm documentary featuring Scottish landscape painter James Morrison in Shanghai

Sept 16

Montrose Pictures

Offline event

Scotland/Shanghai

5

Eye of the Storm documentary featuring Scottish landscape painter James Morrison in Shanghai

 

Sept 19

Montrose Pictures

 

Online showcase

Scotland

 

6

Our Future Planet (Films and talks for Sustainability and the impact of Climate Change)

Sept 1 – 20

Science Museum Group

Online showcase

England

7

The Children of Lir (performances of raising environmental awareness)

Sept 1 – 20

Folk NI Theatre

Online showcase

Northern Ireland

8

Dog Ballet (Webinar)

Sept 15

London International Festival of Theatre

 

Online event

England

9

CURRENT (films of the exhibition)

Sept 13 – 20

Cooper Gallery

Online showcase

Scotland

10

Design and Sustainable Business Futures (panel discussion with Joey Pringle and others)

TBC

Veshin Factory

Online Event

England

ReConnect with Community

 

11

Making Matters

Sept 13 – 20

IM

Online showcase

Across UK

12

Short Film Project for Female Directors (panel discussion)

Sept 12

Encounters Film Festival, One International Women’s Festival

Online event

England/Beijing

13

Breathe and Draw (Orchestra Music)

Sept 1 – 20

 

Nevis Ensemble

 

Online showcase

Scotland

14

Mojo Mickybo (theatre film)

 

Sept 1 – 20

Bruiser Theatre Company

 

Online showcase

Northern Ireland

15

Songs for Heritage and Culture of Northern Ireland

 

Sept 6 – 20

 

Brigid O’Neill

 

Online showcase

Northern Ireland

 

16

Match Make (8 short films)

 

Sept 1 – 20

 

Maiden Voyage Dance Company

 

Online showcase

Northern Ireland

 

17

Plethu/Weave Project (series of dance-poetry performance films)

 

Sept 1 – 20

 

National Dance Company Wales, Literature Wales

 

Online showcase

Wales

18

Nurture (performance film)

 

Sept 1 – 20

 

Bbeyond

Online showcase

Northern Ireland

 

19

Creative Ageing in Scotland (online talk by Luminate Festival)

Sept 1 – 20

 

Luminate Festival

Online showcase

Scotland

20

O’r Graig (short documentary of UNESCO world heritage slate in North Wales)

Sept 1 – 20

 

Wicked Wales Film

Online showcase

Wales

21

Beijing Stories (film screening)

Sept 1 – 20

Scottish Documentary Institute

Online showcase

Scotland

22

Beijing Stories (artist talk)

Sept 20

Scottish Documentary Institute

 

Online event

Scotland

 

23

Cultural Heritage for Inclusive Growth an introduction speaker: Nikki Locke

Sept 16

British Council

Online event

Across UK

24

Deaf Culture Online Exhibition curated by Zhou Jiayi

Sept 1 – 20

 

Artist Jiayi Zhou

Online showcase

Across UK

25

Selector Online Competition

Sept 15

British Council

Online Showcase

Across UK


ReConnect with Self

26

[Hé]

Scottish Dance Theatre x Shanghai International Dance Centre Collaboration (dance film screening)

Sept 1- 20

Scottish Dance Theatre, Shanghai International Dance Centre

Online showcase

Scotland

27

Time to Dance (film screening)

Sept 7

Scottish Ballet, Luminous Festival

Online showcase

Scotland

28

Notes on Stone (Anna Mahler) film screening

Sept 10 – 20

Stephenson Art

Online showcase

England

29

Future of Art Education (film screening & panel discussion)

 

Sept 16

 

Cloud Intelligence

Online event

Beijing

30

Affiliated event -Solo Exhibition of works by Sir Christopher Le Brun  (online talk with artist Sir Christopher Le Brun & Shen Qilan)

Sept 13

Lisson Gallery

Online event

England/Shenzhen

31

Affiliated event – Italian Renaissance Drawings

Sept 17

British Museum, M Woods

Online event

England/Beijing

32

Affiliated event – Masterpieces in Miniature: Treasures from the Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Collection

Sept 19

V&A Museum

Offline event

 

England/Zhengzhou

33

Glass Meet the Future short films

Sept 1-20

North Lands Creative

 

Online showcase

Scotland

34

Artes Mundi Prabhakar Pachpute Exhibition (artist introduction)

Sept 1-20

 

ARTES MUNDI 

 

Online showcase

 

Wales

35

Origin to Future Thinking, podcast with Farooq Chaudhry, Xu Rui, and Rui Fu

Sept 1-20

China House Arts

Online showcase

England

36

2021 British Classical Art Film Festival at Lumiere Beijing, New Live Screenings

Sept 1-5

New Live

Offline showcase

 

 

Media kit

#ReConnect

2021 UK-China Contemporary Culture Festival

 

Organiser: British Council

Sponsor: The Welsh Government

Period: 1-20 September 2021

Festival portal: http://reconnect.britishcouncil.cn/  

British Council WeChat ‘bc-china’ and ‘UK_NOW’

British Council Weibo @英国大使馆文化教育处, @艺述英国

Festival visual material bank:

Baidu Cloud Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1v-0MiFLbomjVJFHsQVpUxw  

Pin: p7wt

 

Notes to editors

 

The Welsh Government

Wales is a country in the UK with distinctive traditions, heritage, culture and language. It is known as a land of song and a country steeped in myth and legend, which, when you see the awe-inspiring landscape, is no surprise.

 

The Welsh national anthem picks out ‘beirdd a chantorion’ – the poets and singers – for special mention. Today, the Welsh music and arts scenes are alive with the sounds of bilingual music, poetry, art, and everything in between.

 

Learn more about Wales at wales.com

#BritishCouncil #ReConnect

About the British Council

The British Council is the UK’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We build connections, understanding and trust between people in the UK and other countries through arts and culture, education and the English language. Last year we reached over 80 million people directly and 791 million people overall including online, broadcasts and publications. Founded in 1934 we are a UK charity governed by Royal Charter and a UK public body. We receive a 15 per cent core funding grant from the UK government.

www.britishcouncil.cn

Please visit our official website in Chinese and English for detailed programme.

Festival visual material bank:

Baidu Cloud Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1v-0MiFLbomjVJFHsQVpUxw

Pin: p7wt

We will update our programme on daily basis through our social media accounts, please stay tuned with us on:

Weibo @英国大使馆文化教育处 @艺述英国

Wechat

bc-china (英国大使馆文化教育处)

UK_NOW (艺述英国)

Sinpopo Brand Unveils Its First Mid-Autumn Collection Featuring Modern Singapore Flavours Perfect For Gifting

Following the success of an online mooncake fair last year in lieu of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sinpopo Brand honours Mid-Autumn traditions this year with an intricate collection of luxury mooncakes that will be available online and in stores.

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 6 September 2021 – Singaporeans can still get their yearly dose of the Mid-Autumn dessert from Sinpopo Brand‘s website by ordering online. Mooncake lovers can look forward to a total of four new flavours from the brand – Sinpopo’s Gula Melaka Mooncake, Kaya Matcha Single Yolk, Black Gold Double Yolk and Five Treasures in White Lotus.


Mooncakes That Look Good and Taste Good

 

Packed in boxes of four, Sinpopo Brand’s luxury mooncake collection comes in a stylish grey and gold rattan-woven reusable chest which features matching mooncake tins with gold detailing – paying homage to traditional Asian designs with its rattan exterior. The collectible boxes will also be delivered in an elegant matching suede-finish bag to complete the experience.

 

The mooncakes themselves are also a feast for the eyes, coming in a four gorgeous colours – green, black, rose and brown.

 

A crowd-favourite of the quad – the Sinpopo’s Gula Melaka Mooncake ‑ is the brand’s signature flavour. Encased with a natural rose-tinted skin, Sinpopo’s Gula Melaka Mooncake is filled with delicious premium white lotus making it a real treat for all Sinpopo Brand fans in Singapore.

 

Packed with local flavour, the Kaya Matcha Single Yolk will be a hit with the younger crowd who will appreciate the richness of matcha combined with the irresistible luscious pandan kaya custard loved by all Singaporeans.

 

The Five Treasures in White Lotus features a contemporary twist on the traditional Wu Ren or mixed nut mooncake. A healthy mix of cranberries, golden fruit, toasted pumpkin seeds, almond and hazelnuts encased, the Five Treasures in White Lotus is made with premium white lotus.

 

Last but not least, the all-time favourite Black Gold Double Yolk comes with Portuguese golden custard and two yolks enveloped by the classic charcoal skin.

 

Enticing Discount Available Online

 

Singaporeans who have set their hearts on Sinpopo Brand’s luxury mooncake collection can enjoy $22 savings on every chest of mooncakes with the promotional code: “BAKED22” on www.sinpopo.com.

 

Each Mid-Autumn Collection Chest comes with four delectable mooncakes in four different flavours and will cost $88 before discount. Free delivery is available with a minimum spend of $120. Alternatively, customers can also choose to pick up their mooncakes in stores at no additional charge.

About Sinpopo Brand

Sinpopo Brand is a home-grown brand that remains firmly rooted in Singapore’s local culture and cuisine by creating artisanal bakes and bites to pay homage to the country’s heritage flavours. In recent years, it has also expanded to include new concepts such as the Sinpopo Brand Coffee and Sinpopo Brand Grocer. For more information, please visit https://www.sinpopo.com/.

#SinpopoBrand

More Research Required Before Booster Shots Provided in Laos

Covid-19 update

Laos is studying and research the effectiveness of booster shots in close cooperation with the World Health Organization, according to a report by the National Taskforce today.

Chinese Developers to Construct 100m Buddha Image at That Luang Marsh

Giant Buddha Image Construction at That Luang Marsh
Artist's impression of the giant Buddha (Photo: CRI)

A giant Buddha image is to be constructed at the That Luang Marsh Specific Economic Zone (SEZ) as part of plans for a new cultural attraction.

OPPO partners with Japanese architect Kengo Kuma for Milan Design Week 2021 to create multisensory landmark installation Bamboo (竹) Ring :|| Weaving a Symphony of Lightness and Form

MILAN, ITALY – Media OutReach – 6 September 2021 – OPPO the smart device manufacturer and innovator has partnered with Japanese architect Kengo Kuma to create Bamboo () Ring :|| Weaving a Symphony of Lightness and Form. The multi-sensory installation works to the theme “Creative Connections” by fusing Architecture with Music, design innovation, technological prowess, and user experience to create a sense of time and space, and will be on display in Milan’s Cortile dei Bagni courtyard for the duration of Milan Design Week, until 19 September.

Bamboo () Ring :||  Weaving a Symphony of Lightness and Form by OPPO x Kengo Kuma

This landmark project is an evolution of Kengo Kuma and OPPO’s Bamboo Ring exhibition which debuted at the 2019 edition of the London Design Festival and explored the harmonious relationship between humans and nature through the envisioning of lightweight yet strong structures made with bamboo and carbon fiber. This year, OPPO’s experiential installation uses pioneering technology to engage all the senses through a series of orchestral scores composed by Japanese violinist Midori Komachi with Musicity.

 

The composition is based on the cycle of seasons and moves through the structure encouraging the public to walk around and be captured by its aural narrative. The changing soundscapes integrate the sound of Midori’s violin (built in Milan in 1920 and enhanced with carbon fiber itself) from O Relax, OPPO’s digital wellbeing application that offers comforting nature and city sounds to relax your mind taken from locations around the globe including Reykjavik, Beijing, and Tokyo. 

 

“OPPO is a human-centric brand, our focus is on innovating for the people. We are delighted to partner with Kengo Kuma again, an architect who is known for seamlessly integrating nature and culture. Together, we demonstrate how we can use technology and design to add value to our daily lives drawing on our philosophy principles of “Technology as an Art Form” and  our brand mission “Technology for Mankind, Being Kind to the World.” – Jintong Zhu, Head of OPPO London Design Centre

 

The installation’s woven structure – crafted from rings of bamboo and carbon fiber – becomes a musical instrument as music travels through it via structural sound technologies originating from OPPO London Design Centre’s research. Innovative technology including new haptic motors, MEMS speaker strips, and exciters work together to produce an immersive base and higher frequencies which reverberate the bamboo with Violin’s vibrato and the effect of a percussion instrument.

 

“When I design architecture, I’m interested in designing the rhythm and the tone rather than the silhouette, and contemporary music gives us many lessons about how to create new rhythms and tones in architecture. This pavilion is one of the explorations into the new rhythms and tones in architecture combining visual and acoustic experiences of the visitors.” – Kengo Kuma, architect

 

After Milan Design Week, OPPO will donate Bamboo Ring to Arte Sella Park in Trentino, Italy, a contemporary art museum with outdoor exhibits made from natural materials and backdropped by the mountainous Sella Valley, where it will find its permanent home.

About OPPO

OPPO is a leading global smart device brand. Since the launch of its first smartphone – “Smiley Face” – in 2008, OPPO has been in relentless pursuit of the perfect synergy of aesthetic satisfaction and innovative technology. Today, OPPO provides a wide range of smart devices spearheaded by the Find and Reno series. Beyond devices, OPPO provides its users with the ColorOS operating system and internet services like OPPO Cloud and OPPO+. OPPO operates in more than 40 countries and regions, with 6 Research Institutes and 4 R&D Centers worldwide, as well as an International Design Centre in London. OPPO’s more than 40,000 employees are dedicated to creating a better life for customers around the world.
www.oppo.com
@oppo

#OPPOMilanDesignWeek

About Kengo Kuma

Kengo Kuma (b.1954) decided to pursue architecture at a young age, after seeing Kenzo Tange’s Yoyogi National Gymnasium for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. He studied Architecture at The University of Tokyo (completing a Masters in 1979) and established Kengo Kuma & Associates in 1990. As Professor at the Graduate School of Architecture at The University of Tokyo, he set up the Kuma Lab to research new materials and conduct a course in advanced digital design and fabrication. His award-winning firm aims to design architecture which naturally merges with its surroundings, proposing gentle, human-scaled buildings. The office is constantly in search of new materials to replace concrete and steel, and seeks a new approach in a post-industrial society.

Hantec Financial expands its global footprint to Vietnamese Markets

HO CHI MINH CITY, VIETNAM – Media OutReach – 6 September 2021 – Hantec Financial, the co-brand of financial entities under Hantec Group, a multinational corporation with over 30 years of financial experiences, has officially announced its global expansion into Vietnam. Hantec offers its prestigious financial services to clients across the country, opening the doorway to new global trading opportunities.

 

Hantec Financial is present in 19 cities across 14 countries worldwide; authorized with 12 regulatory licenses.


Offering diversified global financial services

Hantec Financial offers gold, forex, and CFDs – diversified global financial services. The entry into the Vietnamese markets marks the latest milestone in the company’s global expansion. They have already brought its industry-leading platform to investors in 19 cities across 14 countries: UK, Japan, Thailand, Australia, South America, the Middle East, and Africa, with 12 regulatory licenses authorized.

 

A credible brand with reliable and secure trading

Hantec financial was the first trader in Hong Kong to operate an online bullion-transaction platform that was fully developed in-house. Hantec continuously optimizes its platform by keeping up with changes in the markets and adapt to investor preferences. The team obtains the ISO 27001 and ISO 20000 international certifications. It ensures that Hantec meets the international security level in the power of protecting customer assets and offer a smooth, stable, and safe trading experience for investors.

 

Strive to deliver professional financial service

As one of the fastest-growing economies in South-East Asia, Vietnam has seen a rising demand for investment products. Hantec Financial has the expertise and the experience to make high-quality marketing investment services accessible to all people in Vietnam. The company will also draw up a highly localized approach by cultivating local teams, integrating local culture into their operations, to adopt the concept of global citizenship.

About Hantec Financial

Hantec Financial is a co-brand shared by a group of entities under Hantec Group. Established in 1990, Hantec Group is a multinational corporation based in Hong Kong with a focus on providing professional financial services. Hantec is authorized with 12 regulatory licenses and is constantly exploring opportunities to expand its business to new markets. The group is now present in 19 cities across 14 countries worldwide, covering Greater China, Thailand, Japan, Australia, Europe, South America, the Middle East, and Africa.

#HantecFinancial

2021 has been the Best Year for MEXC Global: Achievements, Collaborations, CSRs, Improvements

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 6 September 2021 – MEXC Global is proud to hit several goals this year. The exchange not only caters to the global financial market’s needs but also the environment. Moreover, it is renowned for its advanced crypto-related services and impressive trading volumes of over $500M.

MEXC has forged strategic partnerships with some of the most promising blockchain projects including integrations with Polygon and Solana in the recent past.

MEXC Continues to Partner with Top Projects


MEXC recently collaborated with Avalanche Network,  which offers fast speeds and low transaction fees. MEXC helps the smart contract platform with eco funding and technical support,  aiming to boost the growth of the blockchain sector.

Following the collaboration, MEXC joined forces with Avalaunch, a multi-featured Launchpad powered by the Avalanche network. This raises Avalanche’s profile by giving the incubator access to an enormous MEXC user base.

MEXC Global will also be working closely with Polygon for the upcoming Hackathon Event as its Official Marketing Partner, and to assist in Polygon’s ecological construction.

Focusing on the future and on other upcoming great partnerships, MEXC Global is already fine-tuning its collaboration with Unicrypt.


MEXC Taps into the DeFi Market


MEXC Global reached another milestone by collaborating with Impossible Finance, a decentralized Launchpad to transform how upcoming projects launch into the DeFi space. The platform offers a multi-chain ecosystem on leading blockchains such as Polygon and Ethereum, where DeFi ventures can be incubated and launched. 

The partnership, as well as the listing of Impossible Finance’s IDIA token, underscores MEXC’s commitment to nurturing growth in the DeFi sector.

Promoting Global Well-being


MEXC Global has been focused on expansion, evident in the growing success in Asia, by expanding to Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia and other important countries. However, MEXC is not only limited to growth, it goes beyond and gives back to the community.

The latest achievements in terms of CSR for MEXC include efforts to channel resources to Turkey. Wildfires have recently ravaged the country. Last month, MEXC channeled its charities to help flood victims in the Chinese city of Zhengzhou.

 

Moving forward, MEXC Global shows all signs of being destined to evolve and improve. That’s why it’s a name worth looking out for.