What does Yida Group do?

Yida Group is an enterprise group integrating investment and operation of software park, development and construction of eco-science and technology city, real estate, property and garden, decoration, architecture, software information, education, modular machine tool manufacturing, cold chain logistics and other industries.

Yida Group is committed to becoming a first-class modern comprehensive enterprise group in China. In Dalian, Beijing, Shanghai, Chongqing, Tianjin, Hong Kong, Chengdu, Shenyang, Wuhan, Suzhou, Shenzhen and other more than 20 cities with companies or branches. Yida Group adheres to the development route of international enterprises, with partners and branches all over Asia, North America, Europe and Oceania.

The main partners are Komatsu in Japan, Panasonic in Japan, Pufa in the United States, Andu in the United States, Ryan in Hong Kong and Tengfei in Singapore. In 2006, the Group became a member of the first batch of "Global Growth Companies of the World Economic Forum" in China, and became a partner of the Global Growth Companies of the World Economic Forum in 20 10.

Major projects of the Group

The real estate industry is the pillar industry of Yida Group. Yida Group is committed to providing high-quality living space with beautiful architecture, complete functions, complete facilities, harmonious environment and thoughtful service, with an annual development capacity of more than 3 million square meters in Dalian, Shenyang, Chengdu, Beijing, Tianjin, Wuhan and other cities.

Yida Group adheres to the brand concept of "innovative life" and the brand core values of "exquisiteness, modernity, affinity and taste", takes quality as the core, and adheres to the development strategy of fine real estate, and has successively developed and constructed fine city projects such as Yida Plaza, Yida New World, Yida Century City, Qingyun Linhai, Lanting Landscape and International New City. Yida brand is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and "living in Yida house and enjoying a comfortable life" has become the consensus of consumers.