China Gold and World Table Tennis announce a collaboration extension.

At selected WTT events held in China after the extension, the Chinese company will continue to gain brand recognition, tickets and hospitality opportunities, and fan engagement.

 The Chinese government-owned jewelry company China Gold has extended its association with World Table Tennis (WTT), the commercial and events division of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF), until the 2023 campaign.

Following the renewal, the Chinese company will continue to benefit from fan interaction, branding exposure, and opportunities for tickets and hospitality at particular WTT events held in China. Along with other events in the second half of this year, this will also feature the two WTT champions competitions that will be place in Xinxiang and Macao this month. 

The effective cooperation between World Table Tennis and China Gold has been renewed, according to managing director Matt Pound. They have given World Table Tennis and our sport immeasurable support, and we are eager to keep working together. We really appreciate China Gold's continued collaboration and look forward to building on it in the future as we both achieve even greater success.

The China Gold Representative stated, "We are thrilled that more and more young people love table tennis and pay attention to sporting events, and the strategic partnership with WTT is an essential representation of China Gold's breakthrough in traditional circles and international vision. China Gold, a pioneer and industry pioneer in the gold and jewelry sector, has been actively pursuing cross-border collaboration in the hopes of fostering healthy lifestyles and good sportsmanship through strategic partnership with WTT, while also enhancing consumers' better lives with more and better gold jewelry products.

China Gold, often called China National Gold Group, is a fully owned gold enterprise in China. One of its main activities is the mining and refining of metals like gold, silver, copper, and molybdenum. Beijing, China serves as the present headquarters for the organization.