India's Infosys Technologies Ltd. Settled in Zizhu Park ---- Han Zheng Met with Chairman of Infosys, Feng Guoqing and Sha Hailin Attended the Groundbreaking Ceremony - Zizhu National High-Tech Industrial Development Park

On the morning of May 21, Han Zheng, Mayor of Shanghai Municipal Government met with the delegation headed by NR Narayana Murthy, chairman of Infosys Technologies Ltd. Mayor Han stated in the interview that Shanghai municipal government had been working hard to create a more favorable business environment and investment environment, and fully support the outstanding enterprises home and abroad to achieve better development in Shanghai. He congratulated Infosys Technologies Ltd. on the success achieved in China during the past years, and hoped that Infosys would further cooperate with the authorities concerned in Shanghai. Subsequently, Feng Guoqing, chairman of CPPCC Shanghai, Sha Hailin, deputy secretary general of the municipal government and director of Municipal Commission of Commerce, S. Jaishankar, the Indian ambassador to China, Mo Fuchun, deputy secretary of Minhang District Party Committee and governor of Minhang District, Shao Zhiqing, deputy director of Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Informatization , Huang Feng, deputy director of Municipal Commission of Commerce, Cheng Xiangmin, deputy governor of Minhang District, , Shen Wen, president and GM of Zizhu, and Xia Guang, executive deputy GM of Zizhu, attended the groundbreaking ceremony.

Infosys, an outstanding information software services company based in India, boasts more than 100,000 employs in nearly 30 countries and regions worldwide, and nearly 400 companies among Fortune 500 companies are its customers. Infosys Shanghai park project covers 91 mu, with a total investment of 0.15 billion USD. After the completion of the Shanghai park project, it will be the largest software development center overseas with more than 8,000 software developers, and India's largest investment project in China so far.

At the groundbreaking ceremony, Infosys chairman and chief guidance officer claimed: "China being the world's second largest economy, we see the huge opportunity in the future. The Huge investment in this region witnesses Infosys’ long-term development investment commitment in the Chinese market. As an international company running in more than 75 countries around the world, we will take advantage of the powerful resources to provide the global customers including those in China with the most valuable professional consulting and software services”.