As a leading advisor in urban infrastructure, we have been ranked as Band 1 for years by multiple highly respected international legal rating agencies such as Chambers, ALB, and The Legal 500.

Our legal services extend to a broad spectrum of facilities, ranging from urban transport infrastructure such as high speed railways, rail transits, bridges, and transport hubs; urban public facilities such as stadiums, cultural venues, and parks; public amenities including schools, hospitals, and nursing homes; and urban infrastructure for flood control and disaster prevention including sponge cities, water conservation facilities, and underground civil defense facilities; to ecological and environmental protection infrastructure such as waste treatment plants, wastewater treatment plants, and wetland parks; and to public infrastructure, including water, gas, heat, and electricity supply facilities, communication facilities, and underground utility tunnels.

We have pioneered a whole-industry-chain, all-around, and full-process service mode that encompasses investment and financing model planning, transaction structuring, project financing, tendering, government procurement, contract review and negotiation, contract performance management, corporate governance, project M&A, and asset-backed securities, which, in combination with our specialized division of labor and efficient collaboration, enhances our leading position in this sector.

To facilitate the development of China’s outbound investment business, we have worked side by side with Chinese investors, contractors, and suppliers in their “going out” strategy to expand overseas into new markets. In this process, we have gained deep understanding of and rich experience in dealing with the evolving market and legal issues concerning investment, financing, and construction of overseas infrastructure. We are capable of acting as lead counsel and delivering a wide array of professional legal services efficiently to Chinese companies in their urban infrastructure projects in the Middle East, Asia, Africa, South America, North America, and Europe, especially in projects that require cross-jurisdictional cooperation.