Tianjin Beichen Science and Technology Park

　　       Introduction         Established in July 1992, the park is divided into a southern zone and a northern zone, covering a planned area of 17 square kilometers. It enjoys the preferential policies granted by the State Council to national-level high-tech industrial development zones. Located on the Beijing-Tianjin-Tangshan High-Tech Industrial Belt, the park boasts a superior geographical location and convenient transportation. Within a 200-kilometer radius lies the largest urban agglomeration in China’s Bohai Rim region, encompassing a massive market of 60 million people. Leveraging Tianjin’s strong industrial foundation, over 150 research institutes, and the scientific and educational advantages of 29 universities, along with an abundant pool of highly skilled talent, the park has become a top choice for domestic and foreign investors. Over the past 11 years since its establishment, the park has invested nearly 1 billion yuan in infrastructure, completing the construction of essential facilities such as water supply, electricity, telecommunications, drainage, and gas. In addition to hardware development, the park is committed to building a comprehensive service system. It has established an efficient service network that integrates tax, industry and commerce, finance, insurance, public security, fire control, customs brokers, law firms, accounting firms, and credit guarantee centers, offering investors “comprehensive, one-stop” services. To date, 106 enterprises from 15 countries and regions have invested in the park, attracting a total of 1.4 billion US dollars in foreign investment, generating cumulative tax revenues of 2.4 billion yuan, and providing employment for 22,000 people. The park has also developed six major pillar industry clusters: the electromechanical manufacturing cluster led by South Korea’s LG; the biopharmaceutical cluster represented by China’s Tasly; the automotive parts cluster represented by Japan’s Takatsu Rokuyo; the food and beverage cluster represented by Hong Kong’s China Resources Group; the new building materials cluster represented by Germany’s Knauf; and the rubber products cluster represented by Taiwan’s Cheng Shin Rubber.
　　   To attract more businesses to invest in the park, the Beichen Science and Technology Park has developed expansion areas of 7 square kilometers each in the southern and northern zones. Currently, the infrastructure in the southern expansion zone is fully in place, with several large-scale projects already under construction and expected to go into operation within the year.

　　    Tianjin Beichen District

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