普华永道报告：近六成中资企业拟未来3年加码投资拉美市场

Core Insights - PwC and Hong Kong University released a report highlighting the growing investment of Chinese enterprises in Latin America, particularly in Colombia, Peru, Mexico, and Brazil, driven by strong economic growth and market potential [1][2] Investment Landscape - Over half of the Chinese enterprises operating in Latin America are profitable, with significant profitability reported in Chile (76%) and Mexico (69%) [2] - Nearly 60% of surveyed companies plan to increase investments in Latin America over the next three years, indicating strong confidence in the region [2] - The majority of Chinese enterprises have established regional headquarters in Latin America, primarily located in Colombia (46%), Brazil (43%), and Mexico (26%) [1] Challenges and Risks - The most cited risk by surveyed companies is the complexity and length of government approval processes (56%), followed by foreign exchange controls (50%) and insufficient local policy stability (46%) [2] - Operational challenges include insufficient understanding of local laws and regulations (71%), lack of international talent (46%), and inadequate international management experience (38%) [2] Trade Relations - Latin America is a key participant in China's Belt and Road Initiative, with bilateral trade between China and Latin America growing rapidly for seven consecutive years [2] - The total trade volume between China and Latin America is projected to reach $518.5 billion in 2024, marking a historical high [2]