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- Ningbo
- February 22, 2013
Shanghai, February 22, 2013 - JCDecaux Advertising (Shanghai) Ltd. announced it has entered into a 5-year contract with Ningbo City Utilities Investment Co. Ltd. to operate bus shelter advertising in Ningbo. The agreement covers 1,000 bus shelters with 2,000 advertising faces, comprising existing bus shelters and new installations in Haishu, Jiangdong and other major urban areas of Ningbo. This is JCDecaux’s first independently-run bus shelter advertising contract in China and is a further extension to its street furniture business in China.
With an urban population of 5.195 million, Ningbo is the second largest city in Zhejiang province. In 2011, Ningbo’s GDP reached RMB601.1 billion, ranking 16th in China. Ningbo City Utilities Investment Co. Ltd is responsible for the investment, development, and construction of public utility facilities in Ningbo.
General Manager of Ningbo City Utilities Investment Co. Ltd. Mr. Zhan Liqun said, “JCDecaux is the leading outdoor media company worldwide, with a successful business in China. We are delighted to be working with JCDecaux to bring international standards of street furniture operation and maintenance to China, enhancing the quality of bus shelter media in Ningbo.”
Stephen Wong, CEO Greater China of JCDecaux said, "We are delighted to be working in partnership with Ningbo City Utilities Investment Co. Ltd. to bring high-quality service and innovation to bus shelter media in the city. JCDecaux’s expertise in street furniture will ensure Ningbo becomes a showcase for bus shelter advertising."
Key figures for the Group:
- JCDecaux is listed on the Eurolist of Euronext Paris and is part of the Euronext 100 index
- Leading worldwide in street furniture (426,200 advertising panels)
- Leading worldwide in transport advertising with 175 airports and 280 contracts in metros, buses, trains and tramways (367,800 advertising panels)
- Leading in Europe for billboards (208,500 advertising panels)
- Leading in outdoor advertising in the Asia-Pacific region (202,200 advertising panels)
- Leading worldwide for self-service bicycle hire
- 1,013,500 advertising panels in more than 55 countries
- Present in 3,700 cities with more than 10,000 inhabitants
With an urban population of 5.195 million, Ningbo is the second largest city in Zhejiang province. In 2011, Ningbo’s GDP reached RMB601.1 billion, ranking 16th in China. Ningbo City Utilities Investment Co. Ltd is responsible for the investment, development, and construction of public utility facilities in Ningbo.
General Manager of Ningbo City Utilities Investment Co. Ltd. Mr. Zhan Liqun said, “JCDecaux is the leading outdoor media company worldwide, with a successful business in China. We are delighted to be working with JCDecaux to bring international standards of street furniture operation and maintenance to China, enhancing the quality of bus shelter media in Ningbo.”
Stephen Wong, CEO Greater China of JCDecaux said, "We are delighted to be working in partnership with Ningbo City Utilities Investment Co. Ltd. to bring high-quality service and innovation to bus shelter media in the city. JCDecaux’s expertise in street furniture will ensure Ningbo becomes a showcase for bus shelter advertising."
Key figures for the Group:
- JCDecaux is listed on the Eurolist of Euronext Paris and is part of the Euronext 100 index
- Leading worldwide in street furniture (426,200 advertising panels)
- Leading worldwide in transport advertising with 175 airports and 280 contracts in metros, buses, trains and tramways (367,800 advertising panels)
- Leading in Europe for billboards (208,500 advertising panels)
- Leading in outdoor advertising in the Asia-Pacific region (202,200 advertising panels)
- Leading worldwide for self-service bicycle hire
- 1,013,500 advertising panels in more than 55 countries
- Present in 3,700 cities with more than 10,000 inhabitants