Public offer for services

1. General

This public offer (the “Offer”) governs how a paid services agreement is formed between the Contractor (China Global Hub Technology co.ltd.) and the Customer.

Acceptance includes, without limitation: submitting a request via the Site with contact details; signing a quotation or statement of work; paying the Contractor’s invoice; or other actions clearly confirming agreement.

The Offer, acceptance, annexes, invoices and signed documents together form the “Agreement”. Project-specific scope, timelines and fees are set out in a statement of work, specification or bilateral document.

2. Subject matter

The Contractor provides B2B services related to China, including consulting, information support, supplier matching and ancillary services described on the Site and/or in an individual proposal.

Services do not guarantee that third parties (including Chinese factories) will conclude transactions and do not replace the Customer’s own risk assessment. Outcomes of negotiations, regulators or counterparties are outside the Contractor’s liability unless expressly agreed in writing.

3. Performance and acceptance

The parties agree scope, milestones, timelines and deliverables (reports, lists, meetings, etc.) in a statement of work or correspondence that forms part of the Agreement.

Services are deemed duly performed and accepted if the Customer does not send reasoned written objections within the agreed period after delivery. If no period is agreed, five (5) business days from sending the deliverable to the Customer’s email in the Agreement applies.

4. Fees and payment

Fees are set out in the invoice, quotation or annex. Taxes (e.g. VAT) are shown in line with the Contractor’s applicable tax position.

Payment is due as stated on the invoice. The Contractor may suspend work until payment if not otherwise agreed in writing.

Refunds of prepayments are governed by the Agreement or mandatory law; otherwise refunds may be reduced by documented costs and the value of work already performed.

5. Mutual obligations

The Contractor will perform services diligently in accordance with the Agreement and reasonable professional standards.

The Customer will provide accurate information, cooperate on milestones, pay fees, not use deliverables for unlawful purposes, and ensure authority to bind any company it represents.

6. Confidentiality

Each party will keep confidential information received during performance secret, except as required by law or under a separate NDA.

7. Intellectual property

Exclusive rights to materials created specifically for the Customer pass to the Customer after full payment for the relevant stage, unless the Agreement states otherwise.

Methodologies, templates, branding and generic Contractor materials remain with the Contractor; the Customer receives a non-exclusive licence for the agreed purpose.

8. Liability

The Contractor’s liability for breach is limited as set by the Agreement and applicable law. Direct damages are capped by default at fees actually paid for the relevant stage unless a different cap is agreed in writing.

The Contractor is not liable for third parties (banks, carriers, customs, the Customer’s Chinese counterparties, etc.), force majeure, indirect damages or lost profit unless expressly agreed.

9. Force majeure

Neither party is liable for failure caused by events beyond reasonable control, including natural disasters, war, legal changes, government acts, major infrastructure failures, pandemics where recognised, and similar events.

10. Personal data

Processing of the Customer’s and its representatives’ personal data is governed by the Privacy policy on the Site.

11. Term and changes to the Offer

The Offer remains valid until withdrawn. The Contractor may update the Offer for new engagements by publishing a new version on the Site. Existing Agreements keep their terms until completed or terminated as agreed.

12. Disputes and governing law

The parties seek amicable settlement. Failing that, disputes are submitted to the courts at the Contractor’s place of incorporation unless a written agreement specifies another forum that is valid under mandatory law.

Unless otherwise agreed in a signed document, substantive law is that of the jurisdiction where the Contractor is registered, without prejudice to mandatory consumer or employment protections that may apply to other categories of data subjects (this Offer targets B2B services).

13. Details and contact

Legal name: China Global Hub Technology co.ltd..

For bank details, registration extracts and contract paperwork, use info@chinaglobalhub.com or the Site contact form.