Guangdong Xinbao Electrical Appliances (SZ:002705) Di Yi Cai Jing·2025-10-13 01:13Core Insights - Despite fluctuating tariff rates in the US over the past six months, Chinese small appliance exporters are seeking ways to adapt and remain competitive, with many concluding that China remains the most competitive production base globally [1][4] Group 1: Company Strategies - Some small appliance companies, like Letu Electric, have paused plans to establish factories in Southeast Asia due to rising costs and insufficient local infrastructure [1] - Letu Electric's general manager noted that labor costs in Malaysia have increased by 7%-8% over the past six months, making manufacturing costs approximately 15% higher than in China [1] - Companies that do not heavily rely on the US market are less inclined to set up overseas factories, with many preferring to explore alternative markets instead [3] Group 2: Industry Trends - Leading companies in the appliance sector, such as Xinbao, have already established overseas operations to mitigate external uncertainties, with Xinbao's Indonesian factory showing growth in exports [4] - Data indicates a decline in exports of various small appliances from China to the US, highlighting the impact of changing tariffs on kitchen appliance exports [4] - Industry experts suggest that in a complex trade environment, appliance exporters should focus on innovation and diversifying markets, especially for small enterprises facing challenges in global expansion [4]