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结构优化 模式升级 产供链“走出去”带动中国企业韧性出海

Group 1 - Shandong Linglong Tire announced an investment of 8.71 billion yuan to build an intelligent production base in Brazil, targeting the South American and African markets [1] - Changan Automobile's factory in Rayong, Thailand, has officially commenced production, marking its first overseas new energy vehicle manufacturing base [1] - Xingyuan Material's factory in Penang, Malaysia, will achieve an annual production capacity of 2 billion square meters for lithium battery separators upon completion [1] Group 2 - In the first half of the year, China's total foreign direct investment decreased by 5.1% year-on-year to 574.86 billion yuan, while non-financial direct investment increased by 0.6% to 518.89 billion yuan [2] - Despite a slight decline in total foreign direct investment, Chinese enterprises' internationalization strategies remain strong, with a focus on high-value-added sectors [2][3] - Investment in countries along the Belt and Road Initiative reached 135.85 billion yuan, reflecting a 22% year-on-year increase [2] Group 3 - The integration of supply chains is driving investment structure optimization, with Chinese enterprises expanding beyond terminal manufacturing to include R&D, warehousing, sales, and after-sales services [3] - The "grouping out" model is helping to share risks and promote collaboration among enterprises, contrasting with traditional single-enterprise expansion [3] - Chinese enterprises are accelerating capacity layout in emerging markets like Southeast Asia to address trade restrictions and security reviews [3] Group 4 - Challenges faced by Chinese enterprises include increased uncertainty in global trade policies and compliance pressures due to localization strategies in some countries [4] - Issues such as redundant construction, insufficient collaboration, and weak risk control in overseas layouts need to be addressed to enhance overall supply chain efficiency [4] - The complexity of external environments and internal management challenges necessitates improved global operational capabilities for Chinese enterprises [4] Group 5 - Recommendations for enhancing the "going out" strategy include integrating global resources, establishing cooperation platforms in Belt and Road countries, and improving overseas service systems [5] - Strengthening collaboration among local governments, industry associations, and financial institutions is essential for supporting enterprises in overcoming external constraints [5]