The establishment of Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Area (TEDA) was given government approval on December 6, 1984. One of the country’s first state-class development areas, TEDA has developed into one of the country’s most influential hotbeds for high-tech and new industries. But TEDA has a more ambitious goal for the new century: to build “Asia’s biggest and China’s best modern industrial area in the 21st century”. To make that dream come true, TEDA has embarked upon another arduous pioneering journey and jump-started diverse projects zeroing in on better investment environment, cityscape and habitability of this young urban area.

Four Pillar Industries
    TEDA runs four pillar industries: the electronics communications industry represented by Motorola, GS, Samsung, Hyundai and LG, the biomedicine industry represented by Novo Nordisk and SmithKline Beecham , the machinery manufacturing industry represented by Toyota and Volkswagen, and the food and beverage industry represented by Tinghsin Group, Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola.

Economic Backbone
    TEDA’s prime geographic location, vast expanses of land and big investments in infrastructure have combined to guarantee a sustained economic growth. It’s been long since TEDA has had in place a fully developed market mechanism supported by sound legal system, policy framework and transparent and supportive government. By attracting outside investments, TEDA has developed into one of the country’s most influential hotbeds for high-tech and new industries.

TEDA’s Ethos
    Who are we? What are we here for? We want to be the best in China and the most respected development area in the world; we are committed to making life easier for investors and letting investors make good return on their investments. That’s the answer to the questions above. That’s our guideline that we will always bear in mind.