On the afternoon of October 20, the highly anticipated launch event for the EB-5 California Solar Power Project took place at the Westin Hotel in the Bund, Shanghai. Distinguished guests included Mr. Wesley Ahlgren, Chief Operating Officer of the California government cooperative organization CVEP, project manager and SEC licensed individual Mr. Jim Soel, and project attorney Mr. Austin Kim, who shared the background and numerous advantages of the California solar project with over eighty attending investors.
Limited slots attracted numerous investors to attend
According to Mr. Wesley Ahlgren, Chief Operating Officer of CVEP, the California solar power project, which is being strongly promoted by Worldway, has two outstanding advantages. First, the project has already received approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for the I-526 application, significantly shortening the approval time for investors. Second, the EB-5 funding only accounts for 8.2% of the total investment, and the EB-5 loan is fully guaranteed by NextEra Energy, Inc., the parent company of North America's largest solar power supplier (with a credit rating of A- from Standard & Poor's and Fitch), which has total assets of $64.4 billion and a net income exceeding $1.9 billion in 2012, providing strong and stable repayment assurance for EB-5 investors.
As the project promotion nears its end, there are very few investment slots remaining, which is why this launch event attracted many investors from Shanghai and the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions. One investor, Mr. Wang from Changzhou, stated: "I have been researching U.S. investment immigration for some time, but I struggled to find a project that I was completely satisfied with. It can be said that everything is ready except for the right opportunity. Upon seeing the launch of the California project on the Worldway official website and discussing it with a few friends, we all developed a strong interest. Due to my long-standing attention and recognition of the Worldway brand, I came to Shanghai with a few friends to gain a detailed understanding, and after the event, I specifically stayed behind for a one-on-one consultation with a Worldway advisor, expressing a strong intention to sign."
Investors actively inquiring about the project
As the only U.S. investment immigration project that has received I-526 approval and is guaranteed by a publicly listed company with an A-grade credit note, the California solar power project has garnered significant attention from investors since its launch. Currently, there are very few limited quotas remaining, and Worldway receives clear intentions from multiple investors daily, indicating a "supply-demand imbalance". Interested investors are encouraged to seize this opportunity to secure the last slots and to pay attention to upcoming Worldway information sessions or call the free consultation hotline: 400-0907-099.
