Guangdong Silk-Tex Group Co plans to seek investment from world-renowned companies and private domestic firms, as well as investors with international business links and strong brand operations, said Chairman Ke Huiqi on Monday.

The group is trading with more than 180 countries and regions, and has formed networks with some of the world's top 250 retail companies, Ke said at a Guangdong provincial government conference on State-asset reform.

Introducing international brands and developing mixed-ownership at the group is one of the pilot programs of the provincial government in furthering the reform of State-owned enterprises.

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