Shanghai Construction Group

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Shanghai Construction Group Corporation
Type State-owned enterprise
Industry Civil engineering
Founded1994[ citation needed ]
Headquarters,
China
OwnerShanghai Municipal Government
Parent Shanghai SASAC
Subsidiaries Shanghai Construction Group Co., Ltd. (30.19%) [nb 1]
Website www.scg.com.cn
  1. Shanghai Municipal Government owned an additional 24.01% shares of the listed company via Guosheng Group

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See also

Shanghai Construction Group Corporation
Simplified Chinese 上海建工(集团)总公司
Traditional Chinese 上海建工(集團)總公司