Group 1 - Foreign companies are increasingly focusing on innovation as a key strategy for investment and operations in China, aiming to create a collaborative ecosystem for growth [2][3] - L'Oréal has been actively investing in innovation in China, including partnerships with local biotech firms and the establishment of investment funds for beauty brands [2] - The local market understanding allows foreign companies like Eppendorf to develop products tailored to Chinese needs, achieving nearly 90% localization in their offerings [3] Group 2 - Eppendorf is expanding its manufacturing capabilities in China, with a significant investment of 500 million RMB in the Xi'an factory, which will become its largest global production base [3] - Meiji is enhancing its local development and production efforts in China, aiming to launch new products that cater to the Chinese market first [4] - The Chinese government is supporting foreign investment in key sectors, with measures to encourage multinational companies to enhance their regional headquarters' capabilities [4][5] Group 3 - From January to April this year, there were 18,832 new foreign-invested enterprises established in China, reflecting a 12.1% year-on-year increase, indicating strong foreign confidence in the Chinese market [5]
外资企业在华以创新助推“在中国、为世界”
Xin Hua Wang·2025-06-10 01:26