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HONG KONG — October 2025 — Guoyu RWA, a rising leader in compliant real-world asset (RWA) tokenization infrastructure, has secured a combined USD 5 million in strategic investments from four major international enterprises across mining, real estate, smart manufacturing, and industrial technology.
These investments mark a pivotal moment in the evolution of globally compliant RWA markets, strengthening Guoyu RWA’s position as a multi-industry bridge between physical asset productivity and digital financial ecosystems.
The four strategic investors are:
Jiaxing International Resources — HKD 8 million (≈ USD 1M)Joint City Investments (Hong Kong) — USD 1 millionSichuan Huahong Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. — USD 1 millionAltynex Company, AO (Kazakhstan) — USD 1 million
Together, these investments form one of Asia’s strongest multi-sector endorsements of on-chain asset infrastructure.
A New Era of RWA Adoption Across Multiple Industries
1. Jiaxing International Resources: Tokenizing the World’s Largest Tungsten Mine
Jiaxing International Resources — a Hong Kong–listed enterprise with ownership of the world’s largest open-pit tungsten mine — invested HKD 8 million by acquiring GCT tokens, officially joining the Guoyu RWA ecosystem.
The partnership focuses on tungsten-based digital commodity infrastructure, using Guoyu’s IoT-enabled Oracle network to capture:
real-time mining outputlogistics movementenvironmental and operational data
This data forms the basis for verified, tokenized tungsten assets, bringing unprecedented transparency to one of the world’s most valuable industrial metals.
2. Joint City Investments: USD 1 Million to Lead Real Estate Tokenization in Hong Kong
Joint City Investments, a heavyweight real estate asset manager overseeing RMB 170B (USD 23B) in entrusted capital, entered the RWA space with a USD 1M investment into Guoyu RWA.
The firm has begun preparing the tokenization of:
commercial buildingsindustrial parkshigh-value rental properties
Through Guoyu’s compliant RWA architecture, these properties can be fractionalized into standardized on-chain ownership units, lowering investment barriers and enhancing liquidity in one of Asia’s most competitive property markets.
This collaboration positions Hong Kong as a future hub for institutional-grade real estate RWA finance.
3. Sichuan Huahong Intelligent Technology: Bringing Intelligent Manufacturing On-Chain
Sichuan Huahong Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., a key player in industrial automation, robotics, and IoT-driven factory systems, invested USD 1 million to accelerate the tokenization of industrial assets.
Using Guoyu’s Oracle-powered data network, Huahong aims to tokenize:
equipment utilization metricsenergy generationmanufacturing outputlogistics and supply-chain assets
This supports transparent industrial finance, enabling manufacturing assets to become liquid, verifiable, and tradable financial instruments for global markets.
4. Altynex Company (Kazakhstan): Gold-Backed Digital Asset Infrastructure
Altynex Company, AO — a publicly listed, fully compliant mining enterprise operating the Yubileynoye Gold Field — invested USD 1 million to pioneer gold-backed RWA tokenization with Guoyu RWA.
The collaboration aims to establish a transparent, global gold-based digital asset framework through:
authenticated gold reserve datapurity and production metrics stored on-chainfractionalized gold-backed tokenscross-border compliant trading infrastructure
This positions Kazakhstan as a future regional center for digital commodity finance backed by verified, physical mining output.
A Unified Vision: Building the Global RWA Infrastructure Layer
Across mining, real estate, manufacturing, and precious metals, all four companies share the same strategic motive:
To transform real-world assets into verified, compliant, globally tradable digital instruments.
Guoyu RWA’s platform provides:
✔ IoT + Oracle data authentication
✔ Smart contract–based asset management
✔ Global regulatory alignment
✔ Cross-border issuance and settlement
✔ Multi-chain asset tokenization
✔ Auditable, tamper-proof on-chain records
This ecosystem enables enterprises across multiple sectors to unlock new liquidity channels while ensuring compliance with international financial standards.
The Rise of Asia’s Cross-Industry RWA Economy
These combined investments highlight a powerful trend:
RWA is becoming the foundational layer of the next global digital economy.
From tungsten to gold, from commercial property to industrial robotics, enterprises are now digitizing their most valuable assets — not as speculative tokens, but as regulated, data-backed representations of verifiable economic output.
Guoyu RWA’s multi-industry investment wave is expected to:
expand RWA adoption across Asia and Central Asiacreate institutional-grade on-chain asset marketsbring real industrial data into global financeaccelerate the shift from traditional capital systems to tokenized infrastructures
With USD 5 million in strategic backing from sector leaders, Guoyu RWA is now positioned as one of the most influential RWA infrastructure builders in Asia.

Over the past few months, GuoyuEx RWA Incubation Platform has been steadily advancing its landmark 100-City Roadshow, bringing together innovators, policymakers, and investors to explore how Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization is reshaping the digital economy.
With every stop, GuoyuEx has deepened the conversation around asset digitization, compliance, and global collaboration, creating a bridge between blockchain technology and traditional industries.
A Journey Through Innovation
From early summer through mid-September 2025, the Roadshow has visited a growing list of dynamic cities:
Jincheng — July 18Hangzhou — July 27Sanmenxia — July 31Shijiazhuang — August 2Nanning — August 5Nanning (Session 2) — August 19Xiamen — August 23Qingzhou — August 29Hong Kong — September 3Shenzhen — September 11Chengdu — September 15
Each event has attracted leaders from finance, technology, supply chain, and digital-asset sectors, demonstrating the powerful synergy between on-chain infrastructure and real-world applications.
Why the 100-City Roadshow Matters
The GuoyuEx Roadshow is more than a showcase — it is an ecosystem-building engine. Through keynote speeches, case-study workshops, and interactive dialogues, the series empowers enterprises to:
Understand how RWA tokenization improves liquidity and transparencyExplore compliance frameworks for cross-border digital financeLearn best practices for integrating blockchain into supply chain, trade, and asset managementConnect with global partners to expand their footprint in the digital economy
By embedding hands-on insights into local contexts, the roadshow helps businesses and policymakers build a clear roadmap for RWA adoption.
💡Highlights from Recent Stops
Hong Kong reaffirmed its role as an international financial hub, supporting cross-border asset innovation with mature regulatory infrastructure.
Shenzhen emphasized the fusion of RWA technology with manufacturing and high-tech industries, providing enterprises with agile tools for international expansion.
Chengdu focused on the practical pathways for asset tokenization and global strategy alignment, underlining the city’s role as a gateway for western China’s digital growth.
Looking Ahead
As the Roadshow moves forward, GuoyuEx remains committed to accelerating RWA integration worldwide. Upcoming events will continue to unite business leaders, regulators, and technology pioneers, ensuring that real-world assets can circulate securely, compliantly, and efficiently across borders.
By building this shared infrastructure, GuoyuEx is setting new standards for how tangible assets become part of a transparent, globally connected financial future.

The 2025 Global Digital Economy International Cooperation Forum was successfully held on August 11 in Haikou, China, under the theme “Focusing on Global Digital Development, Drawing a Blueprint for International Cooperation.” The event convened a distinguished roster of ambassadors, international organizations, leading scholars, and industry pioneers to discuss the future of the digital economy, real-world asset (RWA) compliance, and pathways for industrial digital transformation.
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A Landmark Gathering for Global Digital Governance
Hosted by the China Association for Overseas Development (CODA) and organized by its Global Digital Economy Working Committee, the forum represented a milestone in global dialogue on digital governance. With more than 20 major media outlets covering the event, and millions tuning in via livestream, the forum created a multi-dimensional communication platform to showcase how digital productivity will shape the future.
Among the headline attendees were:
He Zhenwei, President of CODA ↓
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Dr. Fazeel Najeeb, Ambassador of the Maldives to China ↓
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Jean Louis Robinson, Ambassador of Madagascar to China ↓
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Cai Hongyu, Senior Researcher, Beijing Big Data Research Institute ↓
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Huang Zhaojin, Director of the Global Digital Economy Working Committee ↓
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Zhou Shuai, Vice Secretary-General of the Working Committee & Chairman of Guoying Holdings ↓
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Zhang Ming, Chairman of Beijing Jianyi Investment Group ↓
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Shi Xingguo, Founder of Paralism Chain and blockchain expert ↓
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Chen Jiu, Founder of RWA International Holdings and CJ Ventures ↓
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This impressive guest list underscored the forum’s role as a truly international platform for building consensus on the governance of digital assets and cross-border cooperation.
Key Messages from Leaders
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In his opening address, He Zhenwei emphasized the digital economy as a critical driver of future global growth. He called on enterprises to deepen participation in governance systems and announced the formal establishment of the Global Digital Economy Working Committee. He also revealed CODA’s plans to partner with countries like the Maldives and Madagascar on digital infrastructure and technology projects.
Dr. Fazeel Najeeb, speaking on behalf of the Maldives, highlighted the “Smart Maldives” strategy, focusing on digital infrastructure, financial innovation, and talent exchange. He underlined China’s leadership in digital economy as a model for international cooperation.
Jean Louis Robinson, Ambassador of Madagascar, proposed a China-Africa Digital Sovereignty Fund to accelerate Africa’s digital transformation in agriculture, education, and healthcare. His remarks reflected the growing importance of inclusive cooperation in bridging the global digital divide.
The Role of RWA and Data in the Digital Economy
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Data and real-world assets (RWA) were central themes. Cai Hongyu presented a methodology for valuing data as a production factor, linking it to RWA scenarios and calling for regulatory harmonization to build a scientific pricing framework.
Huang Zhaojin stressed the importance of the newly formed Working Committee as a platform to accelerate enterprise digitalization, foster innovation, and align digital technology with real-world industries.
Speakers such as Zhang Ming detailed how industrial internet platforms and smart construction technologies are vital to China’s digital transformation, while Shi Xingguo and Chen Jiu explored the future of RWA tokenization and strategies for navigating the rapidly evolving asset landscape.
Strategic Initiatives Launched
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Several major initiatives were formally launched at the forum:
Global Digital Economy Working Committee — officially inaugurated to coordinate cross-border collaboration.Global Digital Economy Compliance Alliance — leveraging blockchain for compliant RWA tokenization, with Hong Kong as a hub.Real Economy Digital Ecosystem Support Program — combining policy, technology, and finance to support industrial digital upgrades.National Blockchain Tech “Guoyu Chain” Industry Asset Ecosystem Program — introduced by Zhou Shuai, positioning itself as the world’s first RWA incubation and trading hub.
These initiatives aim to provide legal, technical, and financial frameworks to help industries transition into the digital economy, while unlocking new value from tokenized assets such as commodities, manufacturing equipment, and carbon credits.
High-Level Dialogues and Agreements
The forum also featured two high-profile roundtable discussions:
“RWA Empowering Industry: Innovative Scenarios and Future Trends” — moderated by Zhao Yidan of the RWA Research Institute.
“Law, Data Governance, and International Cooperation” — moderated by journalist Mao Lijuan, with legal and industry experts offering strategies to balance compliance with innovation.
In addition, multiple strategic cooperation agreements were signed between Chinese enterprises, associations, and international partners, marking the start of a new phase of practical collaboration.
A New Chapter in Global Digital Economy Cooperation
The successful hosting of the 2025 forum marks a new chapter for China’s leadership in the global digital economy. By aligning technology, governance, and cross-border frameworks, the event highlighted China’s ambition to export its digital expertise while fostering inclusive, multilateral growth.
Looking ahead, the global community stands to benefit from these shared efforts in RWA adoption, digital infrastructure, and compliance innovation. The forum made clear that the digital economy is not just about technology, but about building a sustainable, interconnected ecosystem for global prosperity.