In the morning of 12^th February 12 2019, the ground-breaking ceremony of Vailog Heshan Zhuxi Logistics Park was held in Heshan.

Vailog Heshan Zhuxi Logistics Park officially started construction. Lin Xianjin, Feng Xizhang, Feng Weihua, other Heshan four sets of leadership team members, and president Li Xiaohe and VP Nie Limin of Vailog Guangzhou Ltd. attended the groundbreaking ceremony.

Vailog Heshan Zhuxi Logistics Park is invested and constructed by Vailog Guangzhou Ltd., with the total land area of 282 mu, planned construction area of about 250,000 square meters and total investment of 1.02 billion yuan. It is the key project for Vailog making the layout and development in South China and Guangdong-HK-Macao greater bay area, as well as one of the key projects introduced into the logistics sector of Zhuxi logistics center. The project adopts three-layer ramp 3D storage technology, which is one of the logistics projects with the highest land use efficiency and unit investment intensity in south China, and will become a service platform for industrial logistics, fresh and cold chain, new retail industry and urban distribution in the pearl river delta and west Guangdong.

The vice chairman of the Chinese people's political consultative conference of Heshan and director of Zhuxi intelligent logistic park management committee, Nuanxun Liang, said the Heshan municipal party committee and government will strongly support the construction and development of Vailog Heshan Zhuxi Logistics Park as always and help the project to be completed and got into operation as soon as possible.

Mr. Li Xiaohe, the president of Vailog Guangzhou Ltd., said the smooth landing of Vailog Heshan Zhuxi Logistics Park cannot be made without the actively promotion and support of Heshan municipal party committee and government. Vailog would make every endeavor to promote the construction of the project, strive to complete and launch in Q4 next year, actively service the economic and social development, and assist to build Heshan "one city with three centers”.