Successful cooperation with Nigerian customers and Shanghai Jucheng Trade Co., Ltd.

On a crisp autumn morning, Mr. Adekunle, a seasoned procurement manager from Nigeria, landed at Shanghai Pudong International Airport.

The JuChu Trade team greeted him with traditional Chinese tea and a bilingual welcome brochure detailing their 2021–2023 export growth of 18% in West Africa, driven by demand for cost-effective machinery like excavators and bulldozers (data source: China Customs Statistics).
a nod to Nigerian cuisine—discussions centered on JuChu’s ISO 9001-certified quality control and partnerships with Caterpillar and Komatsu for refurbished equipment.
Mr. Adekunle praised the blend of professionalism and cultural sensitivity, noting, “This visit feels like a collaboration, not just a transaction.” At JuChu factor, Mr. Adekunle inspected a fleet of 2015–2020 vintage excavators, each equipped with GPS tracking and a 1year warranty.
The team demonstrated real-time performance data via JuChu’s proprietary app, aligning with Nigeria’s 2023 infrastructure development plan (source: Nigerian Bureau of Statistics). After verifying compliance with ECOWAS safety standards,
Mr. Adekunle signed a $1.2M contract using blockchain-based e-signatures. Payment was processed via SWIFT, with 30% upfront and the remainder on delivery—a structure JuChu has refined for African clients post-2021 currency volatility. Beyond Transactions Post-business,
JuChu arranged a tour of the Bund and a Huangpu River cruise, symbolizing Shanghai’s blend of tradition and modernity. Mr. Adekunle stayed at the company’s preferred partner, the Grand Hyatt Shanghai, which offers halal dining—a detail JuChu’s client service team had flagged.