The facility hosts 324 corporate tenants, each connected to at least ten upstream manufacturers. This concentration allows buyers to access building materials, machinery, hardware, and daily necessities in one location. On its September 28 launch, the center welcomed over 100 foreign purchasers, marking a shift from the traditional model of navigating scattered markets. The center cuts the time required for product selection from nearly a week down to a single building visit.

A dedicated foreign trade service team handles the complexities of international commerce, including customs declarations, vessel booking, and logistics. By offloading these administrative tasks to specialists, local merchants can focus on direct engagement with buyers. The site also integrates a cross-border e-commerce park and logistics hub, which reportedly reduces transport costs by 20 percent. With additional infrastructure like multilingual support and specialized catering, the center aims to anchor a comprehensive trade ecosystem that connects six million local product types to global markets.