Recently, the 2025 "Prosper in Jiangsu" Listed Companies Exchange Event, hosted by Shanghai Securities News, was successfully held at the Gold Mantis Business School. More than 50 directors, supervisors, and senior executives from listed companies in Jiangsu and Shanghai, together with representatives from financial institutions, gathered to conduct in-depth discussions on the implementation of new policies on mergers and acquisitions and corporate restructuring, as well as comprehensive financial services for enterprises.

As a leading enterprise in China’s architectural decoration industry, Gold Mantis presented to attending guests its latest progress in optimizing its business structure during the event. The company is actively expanding into the old-area renovation segment in the urban renewal sector, having accumulated practical experience and effective approaches through projects such as the Jianjin Bridge area in Suzhou, Shougang Park in Beijing, the renovation of the Ceramic Cultural and Tourism Old Street in Jingdezhen, and Datang Everbright City in Xi'an. At the same time, Gold Mantis is proactively extending its business toward downstream operations, striving to develop into a specialized enterprise in the field of urban renewal.

Meanwhile, leveraging the experience accumulated over many years, Gold Mantis is accelerating its expansion into overseas markets. The company has established mature operational systems in Singapore and Hong Kong, and has carried out decoration and fit-out projects in countries and regions including Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Dubai.

The event not only provided listed companies with a platform for policy interpretation and strategic exchange, but also promoted deeper integration between capital and industry. Participants expressed that they would fully leverage their respective strengths, expand both the depth and breadth of cooperation in relevant business areas, achieve business synergy, foster shared growth, and contribute to the upgrading of Jiangsu's industrial structure.