Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences
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Series Vol. 70 , 08 January 2024
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Zhejiang Heping Automobile Sales and Service Co., Ltd., established in 2000, is a leading automotive sales enterprise integrating car sales and repair services. Undergoing three stages of development, namely, expanding and strengthening car sales, venturing into financing leasing, and consistently enhancing efficiency, the company has successfully achieved a clever integration of "financing leasing + car sales." This integration ensures a steady and ample supply of funds for the enterprise while simultaneously increasing profits. Seizing the opportunities of era development and conducting a rational analysis of the industry's strengths and weaknesses, Zhejiang Heping has innovatively adopted a new approach, combining "car sales + tunnel boring machine financing leasing," thereby ensuring a robust cash flow for the enterprise, continuously expanding business operations, reducing operational risks, and increasing overall company returns.
Financing Lease, Car Sales, Tunnel Boring Machine, Business Integration
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