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Expert appraisal of GSIN's prefabricated steel light-panel building system held at Cumark Tower

On 15 June 2018, the China Construction Metal Structure Association organized an expert appraisal of GSIN's prefabricated steel-structure light-panel building system at Cumark Tower.

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GSIN holds its first-half 2018 review meeting

GSIN held its 2018 first-half work review on 31 August and 1 September. Chairman and General Manager Zhang Feng called for strategy-led work, a more practical working style and completion of annual tasks. Business and departmental leaders reported on their work.

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Guangming District prefabricated-building training held at Cumark Tower

On the afternoon of 26 November, Guangming District's housing authority organized prefabricated-building training at Cumark Tower, co-hosted by GSIN. More than 120 representatives attended from district departments, public-works organizations, subdistricts, state-owned companies and active projects.

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GSIN holds its 2018 annual review meeting

On 23–24 February, GSIN reviewed 2018 performance and planned work for 2019. Chairman Zhang Feng called for stronger management and technical capabilities.

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A new chapter: GSIN holds its NEEQ listing bell ceremony in Beijing

On 27 December 2016, Shenzhen GSIN Green Building Co., Ltd. held its listing bell ceremony at the National Equities Exchange and Quotations center on Financial Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. Chairman Zhang Feng and company leaders attended. Trading under stock code 839696, the company had formally listed on 16 November.

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GSIN's March activities

GSIN held its 2016 annual review on 4–5 March, reviewing departmental performance and setting plans for 2017. On 8 March, the general office organized an outing for female employees to Shiwai Plum Garden in Huizhou.

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GSIN holds its first-half 2017 review meeting

On 5 August 2017, GSIN held its first-half work review, chaired by Deputy General Manager Shen Bing. Chairman Zhang Feng, Deputy General Manager Zhang Jianshe, Chief Engineer Wang Jianhe and departmental leaders attended.

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GSIN launches its employee experience-sharing lecture series

On 6 August 2017, GSIN held its first work-experience exchange, chaired by Chairman Zhang Feng, to encourage open sharing and continuous learning.

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Cumark Tower tops out: Shenzhen's first prefabricated high-rise building

Cumark Tower's main steel structure topped out on 26 October 2017. Delivered by GSIN under an EPC model, the project was presented as Shenzhen's first fully prefabricated steel building and first three-star green high-rise prefabricated steel project. Partners included China Construction Seventh Engineering Division, Germany's Ytong and Japan's Kikusui Chemical.

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Nianfeng Industrial Park Party committee studies the 19th CPC National Congress report

On 3 November, the Nianfeng Industrial Park Party committee in Pingdi organized a study session on the 19th CPC National Congress report. Committee secretary Shen Bing chaired the meeting, attended by members of the GSIN, Nianfeng joint, Quangang and Yinpin branches and several prospective members.

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Guangming construction quality and safety site exchange concludes at Cumark Tower

On 2 November, nearly 100 representatives from developers, supervisors and contractors attended a Guangming construction quality and safety exchange at Cumark Tower, which had received Shenzhen's Excellent Safe and Civilized Construction Site award. Subdistrict offices, the public-works bureau and water-management organizations supported the event.

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GSIN's 2017 annual review meeting concludes successfully

GSIN held its 2017 annual review on 9–10 March, assessing achievements, current challenges and priorities for 2018. Chairman and General Manager Zhang Feng outlined a combined steel-structure and green-building strategy, stronger EPC capabilities and a transition to new growth drivers.

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