英格卡购物中心与高和资本达成战略合作，宜家也受影响

Core Viewpoint - Inka Shopping Center has announced a strategic partnership with Gaohe Capital to establish a dedicated real estate fund, focusing on three gathering experience centers in Wuxi, Beijing, and Wuhan, pending regulatory approval in China [1][2]. Group 1: Strategic Partnership - The partnership will allow Inka Shopping Center to retain the Huiju brand and continue exclusive management and operation of all gathering experience centers [1]. - Gaohe Capital, established in October 2009, has invested approximately 55 billion yuan in commercial real estate and completed real estate securitization products worth about 26 billion yuan [2]. - Inka Shopping Center's global president expressed excitement about the partnership, highlighting new business opportunities and a deeper connection with local communities [2]. Group 2: Investment and Expansion - Since entering China in 2009, Inka Shopping Center has developed and operated ten gathering experience centers and three Huiju office projects, with total investments exceeding 27 billion yuan [2]. - Upcoming openings include the Xi'an Huiju and Shanghai Huiju complexes in 2024, with the Shanghai project representing the largest single investment by Inka Shopping Center globally at over 8 billion yuan [2]. Group 3: Impact on IKEA - IKEA China, part of the Inka Group, will open a new store within the Wuxi Huiju, with existing property assets from the Wuxi store being transformed into new rental space [3]. - The relocation will not affect customer experience at the Wuxi store until the move is completed, enhancing connectivity between IKEA Wuxi and Wuxi Huiju post-move [3].