With coordination and support from relevant U.S. federal and state government agencies, as well as policies from foreign governments, the project attracts participation from U.S. building materials industry associations, U.S. port authorities, domestic and international consortia, large investment institutions, leading manufacturers, and warehousing & logistics companies. Together, they will form the U.S. Building Materials Market Investment Consortium (Syndicate) — providing strong institutional backing, resource exchange, and shared benefits.

Project Co-Organizers

• U.S. metropolitan port and free-trade zone development authorities

• U.S. building materials industry associations

• National/Provincial pavilions from foreign governments

Project Strategic Partners
The U.S. Building Materials Market Investment Consortium (Syndicate), composed of:

• U.S. buyers (contractors, developers, renovation firms, wholesalers)

• U.S. building materials exhibition organizations

• Leading international building materials enterprises (brands and industry giants)

• Building materials market operators from multiple countries

• Banks (supply chain finance, project loans, account services for manufacturers)

• Warehouse developers (port real estate developers, logistics real estate funds)

• Warehouse equipment & machinery suppliers

• Logistics companies (port, shipping, trucking)

• Investment funds (infrastructure funds, REITs, industry funds, internet VC)

• Professional service providers (registration, customs clearance, e-commerce operations)

• Global e-commerce platform companies

Supporting Institutions

• State governments where the project is located

• Pavilion-sponsoring governments (national/provincial)

• Embassies and consulates

Special Thanks
To the host state government and port authorities in the U.S. for their strong support, aligning with their goals of investment promotion and economic development, and providing critical resources for the project’s local implementation:

• Preferential settlement policies (tax incentives, land concessions)

• Coordination with port, transportation, and customs resources

• Direct financial subsidies (based on job creation and investment scale)

• Government facilitation in connecting the project with local major buyers and contractors