珠海恒隆集团





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珠海恒隆集团
公司類型
有限责任公司
成立
1992年12月
創辦人
苏枝桓（董事长）
總部
 中国广东省珠海市
標語口號
永恒创造品质
产业
地產、酒店、教育、金融
净利润
6.7亿人民币（2011年）
員工人數
约400人
网站
www.henglonggroup.com

珠海经济特区恒隆集团有限公司（Zhuhai Hallon Group Corporation Limited）是一家集房地产、金融、教育、酒店、建材及服务业经营的集团公司，于1992年在珠海成立。旗下拥有恒隆房产、恒隆物业、金汇融资等合资子公司的综合企业。[1][2]




目录






  • 1 历史


  • 2 下属企业


    • 2.1 房地产、物业


    • 2.2 金融




  • 3 企业荣誉


  • 4 外部参考





历史


恒隆创办于1982年，创办人是苏枝桓，曾任广东省政协常委、珠海市政协常委、珠海市工商联主席等职务。[3]前身是翠微铝门窗实业公司，主营建材行业。于1992年转营并发展房地产及教育行业。



下属企业



房地产、物业




  • 珠海恒隆地产：于1992年成立，拥有多套珠海市区楼盘。[4]


  • 珠海恒隆物业：于1995年成立，是专业从事物业管理服务、物业经营的独立法人企业。



金融


  • 金汇融资担保：于2009年7月成立，经营范围为企业及个人商业性融资担保、其它经济合同担保、项目投资咨询等。[5]


企业荣誉



  • 1997—1999年：珠海市先进私营企业

  • 2003年：珠海市优秀民营企业、珠海市先进民营企业、重合同守信用企业

  • 2010年：珠海市税收贡献百强企业、珠海市企业文化建设优秀企业

  • 2011年：珠海市文明企业



外部参考





  1. ^ 珠海恒隆集团简介,（简体中文）


  2. ^ [1] 页面存档备份，存于互联网档案馆,（简体中文）


  3. ^ [2]


  4. ^ 恒隆地产介绍[永久失效連結]


  5. ^ 金汇融资担保简介
































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珠海恒隆集团

人物

苏枝桓（董事长）
公司

珠海恒隆地产 - 珠海恒隆物业 - 珠海恒隆建筑
教育

珠海恒隆学校 - 珠海女子中学
酒店
侨苑酒店
金融
金汇融资


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