We Bring Out Best for Our Partners
We Bring Out Best for Our Partners
From 1980 to 1983, it was a severe economic recession that affected much of the world as the most severe economy downturn since World War Ⅱ. Even after major economies, such as the United States and Japan exited the recession relatively early, many were in recession into 1983 and high unemployment would continue to affect most OECD nations until 1985. At the time, the financial industry as a whole operates within a black box, countless hours spent on activities that made fundraising, investment management, and investor relations tedious and inefficient.
Under the world financial crisis, SunPower, a photovoltaic investment company, established in 1985, California, United States. Has more than 10 representative offices all across the world such as, South Korea, Japan, China, Australia, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Spain, Greece and etc. Now in 2021 under the circustance of Covid-19, Sun Power is expanding to the top 10 Brazilian cities. Opening locations in major business centers, malls, restaurants, entertainment venues and among other crowded establishments. Ready to serve the Brazilian market with various products and benefits.
Since day one, we’ve known that investor today is the one who will not only have access to detailed performance metrics, but also have the full picture of the positive impact they have made on the communities they have invested in. With that in mind, we’ve built a software platform that enables investment firms to operate more effectively and provide greater transparency to their investors. Instrumental to this effort, has been our close partnerships with other investment firms around the globe. As of today, we are trusted by tens of thousands of investors, with billions of dollars managed on the platform.
What Is Sharing Economy
The sharing economy is a socio-economic system built around the sharing of resources. According to a report by the United States Department of Commerce in June 2016, found that global spending in sharing business such as travel, car, finance, staffing and streaming is totaled about $15 billion. The report also forecasted a possible increase of “sharing economy” spending in these five areas to $335 billion by 2025. While in Europe, the size of the collaborative economy relative to the total EU economy was estimated to be ₤26.5 billion in 2016. In China, the sharing economy doubled in 2016, reaching $500 billion in transaction volume, and was expected to grow by 40% annually.
In the travel sector, AirB&B as the leading shared accomodation tycoon, has over 1,500,000 host listings offered in 34,000 cities and 190+ countries. The estimated company value at $10 billion. Other than that, let’s take a look at the superstar of transportion-ride-sharing-platforms uber and Lyft filing for IPOs with a combined value exceeding ₤100 billion. Then, there are Lime, JustPark, Zipcar, Fon, Spotahome, Stashbee and etc that you can name for as the symbol in the sharing economy who are creating value for everyone. And those companies are just the begining. The sharing economy comes to emerging market.
In 2015, SunPower launched the shared-power-bank sector and is known in Asia and Europe for its after-sales service. Reaching a total market worth of $13 billion. Shared energy banks have become a favorite in capitals area. With more than 5,000 employees, Sun Power has exceeded $200 million of annual sales and turns to become a world ranking third in the photovoltaic industry. SunPower has had over 30,000 shared-power-bank charging spots globally. And aiming to expand at least to 50,000 spotsby end of next year in order to meet users’ constant charging needs. SunPower, where power meets efficiency, accurancy and transparancy. We have partners all across the world. And creating total value of $120 million annual for our partners.