New trends in Chinese enterprises' overseas investment in new era
——Xue Feng, China National Textile and Apparel Council
The report is divided into four parts.
Part 1: Overview of Overseas Investment Development. China's textile industry has shifted its overseas investment focus from products to capacity, branding, and supply chain upgrades. Investments are expanding across various regions, with 50% directed towards Belt and Road countries.
Part 2: Situations and Challenges in the New Era. Overseas investment is influenced by market conditions, the economy, and policies, but faces challenges like the global economic slowdown, trade conflict risks, and changing U.S. procurement intentions.
Part 3: Key Countries and Regions for Cooperation. Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Africa offer benefits in labor, costs, and trade but face challenges like inadequate industrial support and infrastructure. Some countries have resource and market potential, though political risks may be higher.
Part 4: Suggestions on International Cooperation. Ms. Xu recommends that companies align overseas investment strategies with their goals, conduct due diligence, enhance local management, and cultivate international talent. She also emphasizes the role of free trade agreements and Belt and Road cooperation in supporting enterprises.
