“造船远航”时代已来，解码京企“出海”逻辑

Core Insights - Chinese enterprises are accelerating their globalization efforts, transitioning in foreign trade towards quality, efficiency, and innovation-driven models [1] - Beijing is emerging as an international technology innovation center, enhancing competitiveness in smart technology, green trade, and digital services through institutional innovation and reform [1][2] - The number of unicorn companies in China has reached 409, accounting for nearly 30% of the global total, with Beijing housing 115 of these, valued at $594.9 billion [1] Group 1: Globalization Strategies - Beijing enterprises are shifting from "product output" to "ecosystem output," exemplified by Xiaomi's integration of hardware, software, and services in overseas markets [1] - JD Group is exporting its mature supply chain and logistics solutions to assist in the digital transformation of local businesses in Southeast Asia, showcasing the global empowerment value of the "Chinese supply chain ecosystem" [1] - Liard has expanded its overseas business significantly, with a 40% year-on-year growth in its overseas smart display business in the first half of 2022 [5][6] Group 2: Ecosystem Development - Liard's global strategy has evolved from "China screen" to "world window," with a focus on project, brand, and ecosystem exports [6] - Kunlun Wanwei has successfully entered overseas markets through a matrix of gaming and social applications, now focusing on artificial intelligence to build a global AI ecosystem [6] - Fourth Paradigm is establishing an industry AI application ecosystem globally, following a path of technology validation and benchmark establishment [7] Group 3: Policy and Future Outlook - The Beijing Municipal Economic and Information Bureau aims to establish a comprehensive service system for enterprises going abroad by 2028, linking over 100 international organizations and establishing 20 overseas service stations [9] - The dual drive of policy support and platform ecosystem will enable Beijing enterprises to expand into global markets more robustly and efficiently, enhancing both the quantity and quality of outbound enterprises [10] - The evolution of Beijing enterprises' globalization strategies reflects a transition from "borrowing boats to go to sea" to "building ships for long voyages," embedding technology standards and business models into the global value chain [10]