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China Apparel Network Successfully Acquired "T100.Cn"

2011/3/26 12:07:00 82

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In March 22nd, China apparel network announced that China's apparel e-commerce portal has completed its leading domestic popular information website in Guangdong recently, "T100".

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The acquisition and Realization of holding 51%.

This is the first capital in the field of B2B e-commerce this year.

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This is another capital operation of China apparel network in the field of domestic fashion information after the acquisition of the "popular thread" international popular information network in 2009.

In this reorganization, the China service network has formed a complete industrial chain. The website business involves the vertical e-commerce service system of the clothing industry, such as industry portal, domestic and international B2B e-commerce, clothing design, clothing talents, investment platform, brand marketing, etc.

China apparel network CEO Chen Xuejun said: after the completion of the acquisition, China apparel network will continue to maintain the independence of T100.cn website operation, and the website's original high management and operation team will remain unchanged.

According to sources,

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"After merging the two popular popular information websites, we plan to integrate the Chinese clothing network (B2B e-commerce)," 51 fashion network "(industry media and interactive community), clothing investment promotion network (China Merchants), China apparel accessories network (clothing B2B upstream and downstream procurement), and B2C" yifu.com "to package. We are quietly implementing the development strategy of" B2B2C e-commerce + professional fashion media ", which will impact the gem" China's clothing first stock ".

By grafting B2B and B2C, e-commerce is extended.

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And develop professional fashion media to provide information integration, channel investment, online retail and customer relationship management for garment enterprises.

Regarding this, Zhang Zhouping, an analyst at the China Electronic Commerce Research Center, believes that after the two degree capital acquisition and a series of new platforms, the concentration of the vertical B2B market in China's clothing and textile industry is expected to further improve or usher in a new round of shuffling.