Governor Sonny Perdue’s economic development trip to China has yielded at least one company’s announcement to base its U.S. headquarters in Georgia.
PAX Technology is a Chinese firm that provides secure card electronic payments systems and point-of-sales software. It plans to establish a sales center in Atlanta, bringing about 20 jobs. Within the past two years, a handful of Chinese companies have announced they’ll bring 60-million dollars in investment and more than 650 jobs to Georgia.
Perdue and a delegation of 60 Georgians are in the midst of a five-day business trip to the world’s most populous country. Their goal is to bring more jobs and money to the state.
The trip has also included the opening of a Georgia trade office in Beijing, and the announcement of an exchange between the University of Georgia and Tsinghua University in China.
PAX Technology is a Chinese firm that provides secure card electronic payments systems and point-of-sales software. It plans to establish a sales center in Atlanta, bringing about 20 jobs. Within the past two years, a handful of Chinese companies have announced they’ll bring 60-million dollars in investment and more than 650 jobs to Georgia.
Perdue and a delegation of 60 Georgians are in the midst of a five-day business trip to the world’s most populous country. Their goal is to bring more jobs and money to the state.
The trip has also included the opening of a Georgia trade office in Beijing, and the announcement of an exchange between the University of Georgia and Tsinghua University in China.
