Hutubi Industrial Park
Hutubi Industrial Park is a Industrial Park located in Changji, China, established in 2010, with Hutubi County Government / Hutubi Industrial Park Administrative Committee listed as its governing authority.
Key Facts
| Type | Industrial Park |
|---|---|
| Location | Changji, China |
| Year Established | 2010 |
| Area | 253.84 ha hectares |
| Companies | 120 |
| Governing Authority | Hutubi County Government / Hutubi Industrial Park Administrative Committee |
| Status | operational |
Recorded Benefits and Incentives
Access to local agricultural and mineral resources; supportive policies for processing industries in Xinjiang.
Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.
Recorded Sector Focus
Hutubi Industrial Park is listed with a sector focus including Food Processing, Chemicals, and Manufacturing.
About Hutubi Industrial Park
Hutubi Industrial Park is situated in Hutubi County, Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang. Established in 2010, the park concentrates on agricultural product processing, equipment manufacturing, and new energy sectors. It also develops building materials industries to foster local industrialization and create employment opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of zone is Hutubi Industrial Park?
Hutubi Industrial Park is a Industrial Park.
Where is Hutubi Industrial Park located?
Hutubi Industrial Park is located in Changji, China.
When was Hutubi Industrial Park established?
Hutubi Industrial Park was established in 2010.
Which governing authority is listed for Hutubi Industrial Park?
SEZ Explorer records Hutubi County Government / Hutubi Industrial Park Administrative Committee as the governing authority for Hutubi Industrial Park. Confirm its current jurisdiction and remit with the authority.
Which sectors are listed for Hutubi Industrial Park?
Hutubi Industrial Park is listed with a sector focus including Food Processing, Chemicals, and Manufacturing.
Which benefits and incentives are recorded for Hutubi Industrial Park?
SEZ Explorer's current record lists: Access to local agricultural and mineral resources; supportive policies for processing industries in Xinjiang. Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.