On November 4th,2024, Mr. Yves De Cocker, Global Sales Director of GrassMax, a Swiss anchor grass brand, visited the Beijing headquarters of Pan China Sports. Pan China Sports President Li Haibin warmly welcomed Mr. Yves and provided a detailed introduction of the company's development history, domestic and international project layout, and future cooperation plans. Both parties had in-depth discussions on the promotion strategy of GrassMax brand in China, and jointly expressed their beautiful expectations of working together and achieving win-win cooperation. After the meeting, the two sides officially signed an exclusive agency agreement for the GrassMax brand of Pan China Sports in China.

During the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Pan China Sports partnered with GrassMax to create a high-quality football field for the main competition venue - the Lusail Stadium, ensuring the smooth progress of every exciting match. The lawn quality of the venue has won high praise from the owner and numerous athletes, laying a solid foundation for future cooperation between the two parties.

As a leader in the field of anchoring grass, GrassMax has provided services for over 700 sports turf projects worldwide, with 35 years of professional experience. Its footprint covers multiple top-level events and venues such as the World Cup, European Championship, top European leagues, football training bases, and the American Professional Football League. With excellent product quality, advanced technical strength, and comprehensive service system, it has won widespread praise from global customers. GrassMax is committed to providing customized solutions for customers to meet diverse market demands.

The successful conclusion of this inspection and exchange marked a solid step forward in the cooperation between Pan China Sports and GrassMax. Both sides will fully leverage their respective advantages, jointly explore the vast market of professional football stadiums in China, and achieve a beautiful vision of mutual benefit, win-win results, and common development.