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Jiahao Investment Group is it true?

Really. Jiahao is here. Headquartered in Shanghai, China, the Group is determined to develop the world cultural industry. At present, the group's investment fields have involved culture, education, photography, wedding dresses, high-end dress customization, jewelry, hotels, film and television, Internet, finance, industrial real estate and other industries. The annual turnover exceeds 654.38+0 billion, and an independent cultural industry ecosystem is gradually formed. In recent years, it has developed into an international comprehensive investment group.

Since 20 10, this industry has spread all over the world, successively in Los Angeles. Seoul, Busan and Jeju, South Korea; China, Shanghai, Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Singapore and other places have set up 13 international branches and business centers. The Asia-Pacific headquarters has the tallest building in Asia, "Shanghai Center 6 1 Building", and has invested heavily in cultural industries and industrial real estate. It has established the Elysee Palace, a super five-star hotel with an area of 26 mu and a construction area of 13000 square meters on the Bund in China. And set up a cloud e-commerce base in Shanghai, independently develop the Internet platform, and establish an Internet industrial park for thousands of people.

The global strategic layout is set up in Los Angeles-Acadia, USA, with a business center covering an area of 6,000 square meters and assets of nearly US$ 23 million. A Korean branch was established in Incheon, a Korean performing arts center, with a capital of180,000 US dollars, and invested in the "Korea ct-center" project, with an area of 9,000 square meters and a 20-meter-high activity performing arts center. At the same time, it has also become one of the few cultural industry cooperation units recognized by the Korea Tourism Bureau. In addition, commercial centers in Singapore, Malaysia, Spain and other countries have also become local investment benchmarks.