Korean Artisan

Jiahao Investment Group (Jiahao In.Group), headquartered in Shanghai, China, is dedicated to the development of the global cultural industry. Currently, the group's investment fields have extended to culture, education, photography, wedding services, high-end custom attire, jewelry, hotels, film and television, internet, finance, industrial real estate, and more, having invested in nearly 20 high-end brands, owning over 150 industrial subsidiaries, with an annual turnover exceeding 10 billion RMB, progressively forming an independent and self-contained cultural industry ecosystem. In recent years, it has developed into an international and comprehensive investment group.
Since 2010, its industry has spanned globally, establishing 13 international branches and commercial centers in Los Angeles, USA; Seoul, Busan, and Jeju, South Korea; Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, China; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; and Singapore, among others. The Asia-Pacific headquarters occupies the 61st floor of 'Shanghai Tower', Asia's tallest building, vigorously investing in cultural industry and industrial real estate, and establishing a super five-star hotel, Elysee Palace, covering 26 mu (about 17,333 square meters) with a construction area of 13,000 square meters on the South Bund of Shanghai. An e-commerce base has also been set up in Shanghai to independently develop internet platforms, creating an internet industry park with over a thousand employees.
With a global strategic layout, a commercial center has been established in Arcadia, Los Angeles, USA, covering 6,000 square meters with assets nearing $23 million. In Incheon, South Korea's performing arts center, $18 million has been invested to set up a Korean branch and invest in the 'Korea CT-Center' project, establishing a high-level school covering 9,000 square meters dedicated to nurturing Korean entertainment stars, and constructing a 20-meter-high performance and arts center. It has also become one of the few cultural industry cooperation units recognized by the Korean Tourism Organization. Additionally, commercial centers in countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, and Spain have become local investment benchmarks.