Overseas Business Expansion Continues to Land; Qiaoyin Share Accelerates China Urban Services Going Global

This year’s Two Sessions, “Chinese services” were included in the government work report for the first time. The report proposed improving national standards for the service industry and cultivating “Chinese service” brands. This also means that, beyond “Made in China,” “Chinese services” are expected to find a place in overseas markets in the future.

Recently, leading domestic urban services company Qiaoyin Co., Ltd. (002973) has announced several overseas expansion successes. In early 2026, Qiaoyin officially signed a comprehensive property management project agreement for the UAE Presidential Affairs Department office building in Abu Dhabi, marking the company’s successful entry into the high-end government service market in the Middle East and the important implementation of Chinese urban service standards in the high-end overseas market.

Prior to this, Qiaoyin was successfully listed as a global supplier for Indonesia’s waste-to-energy project, entering the Southeast Asian new energy and environmental protection sector; the company also reached a deep cooperation with Charoen Pokphand Group in Thailand, focusing on Mekong River ecological management, waste recycling, and smart operations, exploring regional ecological governance industry opportunities.

According to data, Qiaoyin officially announced its overseas expansion in 2024, becoming the first domestic urban service enterprise to go abroad. That year coincided with the 40th anniversary of China-United Arab Emirates diplomatic relations. During a visit to Guangdong by a government delegation led by Sheikh Saoud, a member of the UAE Federal Supreme Council and ruler of Ras Al Khaimah, the delegation specifically met with Qiaoyin’s management team. The two sides engaged in in-depth discussions on practical achievements and cooperation directions in smart urban operation services, environmental governance, intelligent equipment industrial bases, smart equipment procurement and export, and energy management.

In the same year, Qiaoyin led the integration of over 200 high-quality industry partners to form the Qiaoyin Industry Alliance. Using an innovative model of “technology empowerment + urban services + independent investment + supply chain industry alliance,” the company expanded overseas, providing comprehensive urban service solutions for governments worldwide. This helps localities upgrade from “serving cities” and “managing cities” to “operating cities” and “smart cities,” while also offering partners multi-dimensional empowerment to jointly explore global markets. This collaborative industry chain export model addresses the industry pain point of limited individual enterprise internationalization capabilities.

So far, in terms of business implementation and market expansion, Qiaoyin has established a dual core overseas market structure in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, with projects focused on high-end green and intelligent urban services. The “City Butler” model exported by Qiaoyin has gained high recognition in overseas markets for its standardized service processes, intelligent operation systems, and green development philosophy. The pace of commercialization continues to accelerate, and overseas business has become a new growth curve for the company.

According to Qiaoyin, the company’s confidence in going abroad stems from three core competitive advantages: First, operational experience in over 100 Chinese cities has developed adaptable and scalable solutions tailored to diverse geographic and governance needs; second, a full-chain digital and intelligent layout has built technological barriers, focusing on intelligent equipment, cloud control, and services, integrating AI and digital twin technologies to create an integrated “air, space, ground, water” intelligent operation system; third, industry chain integration has formed ecological synergy, leveraging the “Qianfan Going Global Plan” to support over 200 listed and specialized innovative enterprises in their international expansion, enabling resource bundling and output, enhancing solution competitiveness, and unlocking profit potential.