BEIJING, Aug. 25, 2016 -- JM Wowo is to establish a supply chain finance company to provide financing service for its JMU B2B online market platform.
The new supply chain finance company will partner with banks and funds to provide buyers and sellers platform credit, secured loans and other financing services. In the meantime, the new supply chain finance company will help improve JMU’s online market platform transaction services and user experiences. The Company believes the supply chain finance company will contribute additional profit for JMU.
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About JM Wowo Limited
Wowo Limited currently operates China’s leading B2B online e-commerce platform that provides integrated services to suppliers and customers in the foodservice industry. With the help of Internet and cloud technologies, the Company has the vision to reshape the procurement and distribution pattern and build a fair business ecosystem in the catering industry in China. The Company is further promoting the use of its platform for small- and medium-sized restaurants and restaurant chains in China.
Through cooperation with national and local industry associations and reputable restaurant groups across China, the Company has formed a leading industrial alliance and has great resource leverage in China’s catering industry. The Company works closely with suppliers and customers in the catering industry, providing one-stop procurement services, as well as other value-added services.
Contact: Zhao Lichao IR Director Wowo Limited [email protected] Tel: 86-183 2119 5582 Bill Zima ICR Inc. [email protected] Tel: 203-682-8200


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