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TEC Expands Global Footprint Across Three Locations in China

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TEC Expands Global Footprint Across Three Locations in China

HONG KONG, Jul 23, 2020 - (ACN Newswire) - The Executive Centre (TEC), the leading premium flexible workspace provider, today announces it has opened two new Centres in China: Shui On Plaza in Shanghai and The One Place in Hangzhou, and expanded its GEM Tower Centre in Shenzhen.

TEC Expands Global Footprint Across Three Locations in China

Shanghai - Shui On Plaza

TEC Expands Global Footprint Across Three Locations in China

Hangzhou - The One Place

TEC Expands Global Footprint Across Three Locations in China

Shenzhen - GEM Tower

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