Digital China Holdings Ltd. ("DC Holdings") was founded in 2000 and listed on the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited in 2001 (Stock Code: 00861.HK).

 With over US$2.5 billion in annual revenues, DC Holdings is China’s leading big data service enterprise, empowering the digitalization of cities and industries by driving technological upgrades with its proprietary technology. The Company is the pioneer in designing China's digitalization poilicies, driving innovation in traditional technological systems in China. The Company’s proprietary supply chain software products and solutions serve over 50 Fortune 500 clients, handling US$75 billion in annual transportation value and cover more than 400 cities in China. The Company’s Fintech solutions currently cover over 60% of all Chinese commercial banks, driving digitalization of the financial sector in China.

DC Holdings is committed to maintaining its leadership in the big data industry by deploying our solutions and usage models across key verticals such as enterprise and government digitalization. Through our “industry-academia-research” collaborations, we will continuously enhance our supply-chain products and drive the advancement of the big data sector with our software solutions. This will create a robust software ecosystem, enabling us to offer a comprehensive suite of software and services to our customers. We will continue to support the development of smart cities in China, lead the digital transformation of industries, and uphold Digital China’s corporate values. 

神州数码控股有限公司（简称“神州控股”）于2000年成立，2001年在香港联合交易所主板上市（股票代码 00861.HK）。  

作为一家年收入超25亿美元的中国领先的大数据服务企业，神州控股依托自主研发技术，持续驱动技术革新，赋能城市与产业的全面数字化转型，是中国数字化战略蓝图的先行者与传统技术体系创新的领航者。目前，神州控股的专属供应链软件解决方案已服务超过50家500强企业，覆盖中国400余座城市，年度运输价值高达750亿美元。同时，神州控股的金融科技解决方案亦已深入国内60%以上商业银行，强力推动中国金融业的数字化步伐。

神州控股致力于通过在企业与政府数字化等关键垂直领域部署解决方案和应用模式，巩固在大数据行业的领先地位。通过深化“产学研用”融合，持续优化供应链产品矩阵，以卓越的软件解决方案为驱动力，共建强大软件生态体系，全方位满足客户需求。秉承“数字中国”的初心和使命，我们将持续助力中国智慧城市建设，领航产业数字化浪潮，共绘数字时代新篇章。

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