Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone
Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone is a Industrial Park located in Yichang, China, established in 2006, with Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone Administrative Committee listed as its governing authority.
Key Facts
| Type | Industrial Park |
|---|---|
| Location | Yichang, China |
| Year Established | 2006 |
| Area | 167 ha hectares |
| Companies | 84 |
| Governing Authority | Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone Administrative Committee |
| Status | operational |
Recorded Benefits and Incentives
Access to local agricultural and mineral resources, support for green industries, and preferential policies for ethnic minority regions.
Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.
Recorded Sector Focus
Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone is listed with a sector focus including Food Processing and Manufacturing.
About Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone
Provincial Economic Development Zone in Yichang, established 2006.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of zone is Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone?
Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone is a Industrial Park.
Where is Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone located?
Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone is located in Yichang, China.
When was Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone established?
Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone was established in 2006.
Which governing authority is listed for Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone?
SEZ Explorer records Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone Administrative Committee as the governing authority for Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone. Confirm its current jurisdiction and remit with the authority.
Which sectors are listed for Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone?
Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone is listed with a sector focus including Food Processing and Manufacturing.
Which benefits and incentives are recorded for Hubei Changyang Economic Development Zone?
SEZ Explorer's current record lists: Access to local agricultural and mineral resources, support for green industries, and preferential policies for ethnic minority regions. Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.