Longyu

Located in Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone, Pudong, Shanghai, with a registered capital exceeding RMB 400 million, total assets of nearly RMB 5 billion, and average annual revenue of over RMB 10 billion, the company's business spans Asia, Europe, and the Americas. In fields such as data centers, cloud computing, edge computing, petrochemical trading, maritime transportation, and offshore refueling, it collaborates openly with business partners in more than 30 countries worldwide, providing competitive and reliable products. Focusing on continuous innovation around customer needs, the company creates sustained value for customers. Recognized as a 'Private Enterprise Headquarters' by the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce, it has been awarded honors such as 'Shanghai Top 100 Enterprise', 'Shanghai Top 100 Private Enterprise', and 'Shanghai Civilized Unit' for over ten consecutive times. In the low-carbon digital ecological services sector, the company uses the 'Longyu Data' brand and has successively invested in the Beijing Jinhanwang Cloud Computing Operation Center, the Wuxi Zhongwuda Big Data Storage Center, and the Shanghai Panshi Edge Computing Network and Operation Platform. It continues to deploy large-scale cloud computing centers in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and the Yangtze River Delta, as well as high-performance edge computing centers covering the entire Shanghai area. The company also strategically holds shares in the 'cloud computing unicorn' Wuxi Huayun and the 'AI chip unicorn' Cambricon Technologies, continuously enhancing the core competitiveness of the 'Longyu Digital Ecosystem'. In the commodity trading services sector, the company uses the 'Longyu Fuel Oil' brand, leveraging its self-owned oil storage bases and supporting coastal docks to provide customers nationwide with large-volume, multi-variety, cross-regional full-chain services in petrochemical trading and offshore fuel supply. This continuously strengthens the foundation of the domestic 'grand cycle' while using overseas business as a fulcrum to expand into global markets and consolidate the development pattern of the domestic and international 'dual circulation'.