当前关税政策变幻莫测，不少企业正加速寻求出海机遇。 今年以来，深圳多区实施举措助力企业出海。3月，罗湖上线"出海中心"服务平台，成立罗湖区企业出 海服务联盟；福田启用企业出海一站式服务平台；4月，南山启用全球服务中心Go Global，为中国企业 出海提供专业化服务。 5月9日，粤港澳大湾区信用建设发展联盟举办信用出海发布会，会上发布了其与世界信赖标章联盟、邓 白氏、科法斯、格兰德等国际机构共同搭建的助力企业出海的全链条服务体系，主要覆盖出海企业的市 场开拓、信任认证、风险防控等方面。 粤港澳大湾区信用建设发展联盟成立于2024年3月，由深圳市市场监督管理局和前海管理局牵头，联合 境内外市场信用服务机构共同成立。 值得注意的是，这一服务体系着重强调帮助企业破解出海中的身份信任难题。深圳市市场监督管理局相 关负责人表示，当前全球产业链重构、贸易保护主义抬头，企业"出海"不仅需要产品技术的"硬实力"， 更需构建信任互认的"软联通"，因此要推动信用规则、服务标准、数据要素的跨境对接。 据悉，该服务体系将依托世界信赖标章联盟国际公信力及邓白氏全球企业信用数据库，通过多维度信用 核查，为出海企业生成国际认可的信用"电子 ...

Group 1 - The event "2025 Beijing International Commercial Law Activity Day" was held as part of the 27th Beijing Science and Technology Expo, focusing on international commercial legal cooperation [1] - Over 400 representatives from government, judicial bodies, international organizations, and legal service institutions participated in discussions [1] - The event featured various sessions, including a dialogue on intellectual property protection and a practical sharing session on legal risk prevention for enterprises going abroad [1] Group 2 - The event provides legal consulting services for Chinese enterprises expanding overseas, addressing challenges such as mismatched local hydrogen energy policies and product supply-demand discrepancies [2] - The Silk Road Youth Forum's international department emphasized the importance of creating a platform for international commercial legal services to assist developing countries in understanding Chinese policies and markets [2] - The China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) highlighted that Chinese enterprises are experiencing a new wave of overseas expansion, facing legal and compliance risks [3] Group 3 - The Beijing High Court and CCPIT jointly released guidelines for establishing an online dispute resolution mechanism for commercial disputes, aiming to enhance coordination and information sharing [3] - The "Beijing Trade Promotion Commercial Legal Service Annual Report (2022-2024)" and "Beijing Enterprises International Compliance Guidelines (2025)" were also published to provide risk prevention and control recommendations for enterprises [3]

Core Insights - The event "Credit Going Global" was successfully held, focusing on the challenges faced by enterprises in international expansion, including market opportunities, trust acquisition, and risk management [1] - The alliance aims to create a comprehensive service system integrating domestic and international credit data resources to assist enterprises in achieving precise customer acquisition, trust endorsement, and safe cooperation in international competition [1][2] Group 1: Challenges and Solutions - Enterprises face three core challenges when going global: identifying market opportunities, gaining trust, and managing risks [1] - The alliance collaborates with international organizations to provide a full-chain service system that includes market development, trust certification, and risk prevention [1][2] Group 2: Credit Certification and Data Utilization - The "credit passport" initiative aims to solve identity trust issues for outbound enterprises by leveraging international credibility and global credit databases [2] - Data integration from various sources will help generate market demand maps and high-potential customer lists, assisting enterprises in formulating market entry strategies and reducing overseas customer acquisition costs [2] Group 3: Risk Management - The establishment of a credit risk assessment model in collaboration with international credit management institutions will provide real-time risk scoring, limit recommendations, and dynamic monitoring services to help enterprises avoid transaction risks [2] Group 4: Future Goals - The alliance plans to strengthen cooperation with various districts in Shenzhen and cities in the Greater Bay Area, aiming to provide services to 100,000 enterprises within five years, promoting "safe and high-quality" international expansion [3]

点击图片▲立即试听 编者按：5月8日是吴晓波频道11周岁的生日，我们准备了三场系列直播庆生，今 年的主题多少有些"专精"但尤其契合当下形势——"企业出海"。 在吴老师看来，这是一个特别严肃但又很迫切的话题，但我们试图做得更轻松更 容易理解一些。 5月6日的第一场，吴老师和有过丰富出海规划经验、带领小米团队深入100多个 国家和地区的前小米集团总裁王翔，以及 足迹遍布全球近50个国家和地区，曾担 任柳工海外事业部总经理的黄兆华老师一起，谈论了"企业出海五大坑"。 成功不可复制，失败或可避免，任何企业出海前，筹谋万千不如先看看如何避雷 避坑，在近3个小时的直播互动中，老师们聊了很多心得与经验，我们将之浓缩成 30句金句观点，抢鲜分享给大家~ 整理 / 巴九灵（微信公众号：吴晓波频道） 66 中国企业经历了从短缺经济、进口替代到产 品出海,如今是企业出海,前期已积累了 5-6年 的时间，当前并不是中国企业出海的元年。 周年 大 线 吴晓波频道 吴晓波 HH > 高彩中心 66 中国企业出海前,有五个坑要了解:出海合 规坑、出海组织管理坑、出海品牌营销坑、出海供 应链坑、出海国别坑。 吴晓波频道||周年庆 cs) 吴 ...

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点击按钮▲立即预约 " 5 月 8 日是吴晓波频道的创办日，感谢所有在过去的 11 年里陪伴我们一起成长和学习的同学们。每年这个时候，我们都会举办一个系列直播。今年的主题是企业出 海。 " 文 / 吴晓波（微信公众号：吴晓波频道） 六月的早晨八点，城市的马路上挤满了密密麻麻的本田摩托车。 旁边紧挨着的是宽敞明亮的名创优品连锁店。马路的尽头，巨大红字的比亚迪海报上写着"WE ARE NO.1"。 这一幅生动的街景，是越南胡志明市的清晨。事实上，在今天的东南亚很多国家，都可以目睹类似的场景。 胡志明市富洞六路十字路口 2023年6月，我去印尼调研，当地朋友组织 了 一些创业者与我座谈。刚刚坐下来，一个人就悄悄把一杯咖啡递到我手里，他学瑞幸模式，在短短 一年时间里开了 200多家连锁店。一位做化妆品的创业者上台介绍他的公司，在PPT的最后一页，他写了四个字： "生而全球"。 我当时身躯一震。他是替一代出海人喊出了时代的宣言。 去年是我的最后一场 "吴晓波年终秀"，我将这四个字定为中场演讲的主题，在我看来，"生而全球"浪潮与人工智能革命，是这一代中国创业者最 为重要的两个百年机遇。 一个年轻人的车后座，斜绑着一台AQ ...

Core Viewpoint - By 2025, going overseas has become a "must-answer question" for most domestic companies, as overseas markets are significantly larger than domestic ones. However, the risks and difficulties associated with going abroad are greater than many anticipate due to trade wars, tariff barriers, and anti-globalization impacts. To enhance the success rate of overseas expansion, the "China Enterprises Going Abroad Guide" has been developed to outline common pitfalls and key considerations for companies [1]. Group 1 - The "China Enterprises Going Abroad Guide" consists of 332 pages and 155,000 words, covering nine chapters that comprehensively address practical points of overseas expansion from various angles, including overseas layout, regulatory requirements, equity structure, approval processes, transaction documents, compliance risks, tax considerations, and regional country specifics [3]. - Key time points and trends in overseas expansion are discussed, including changes in destination, historical waves of expansion, shifts in modes of expansion, future outlooks, new growth points, and policy support [4]. - The guide emphasizes the main advantages of going abroad, such as resource and technology acquisition and risk diversification from a single market [4]. Group 2 - The second chapter focuses on constructing a reasonable overseas equity structure, providing three diagrams to illustrate how companies should build their overseas equity frameworks and the factors to consider [7]. - The third chapter outlines the approval processes involved in overseas investment and financing, detailing the necessary steps such as applying for records or approvals from relevant departments and completing foreign exchange registration [13][15]. - The fifth chapter highlights transaction structure arrangements and key agreements, including investment agreements and letters of intent, along with an analysis of critical clauses within these agreements [21][23]. Group 3 - The seventh chapter addresses compliance management, outlining the current compliance landscape for overseas expansion and necessary compliance guidelines, suggesting a six-step approach to build a compliance management framework [25]. - The ninth chapter shares methods for gathering country-specific information and details the basic situations, import-export structures, important international agreements, legal systems, and foreign investment policies of five popular countries for Chinese enterprises [29].

Core Insights - A-share listed companies demonstrated strong resilience in 2024, with total operating revenue reaching 62.33 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 0.57%, and net profit attributable to shareholders of 5.06 trillion yuan, up 1.05% [1][2] - The growth was primarily driven by advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) technology, which significantly boosted demand in sectors such as GPU, PCB, and storage chips [2][3] - Despite overall growth, non-financial companies faced challenges, with a slight decline in revenue and a notable drop in net profit [1][3] Financial Performance - Among the 5402 listed companies, 4029 reported positive earnings, with 548 companies achieving over 100% growth in net profit [2] - The chemical company Zhengdan achieved a remarkable 119-fold increase in net profit, driven by soaring TMA prices due to supply-demand imbalances [2][3] - The semiconductor sector saw significant profit increases, with companies like Zhaoyi Innovation and Weir Shares reporting net profit growth of 584.21% and 498.11%, respectively [3] Sector Analysis - The AI sector is identified as a key growth driver, with companies in the GPU, PCB, and optical module industries experiencing substantial performance improvements [2][3] - The consumer electronics market is also rebounding, with a reported 5.6% year-on-year increase in smartphone shipments in China [3][4] International Expansion - A total of 3653 listed companies reported overseas revenue of 9.43 trillion yuan, accounting for approximately 20% of their total revenue [6][7] - Companies like Luxshare Precision and BYD achieved over 100 billion yuan in overseas revenue, with notable growth in emerging markets [6][7] - The internationalization strategies include local market investments and partnerships, particularly in Africa and the Middle East [7][8] Challenges and Losses - Despite overall positive performance, 124 companies reported net losses exceeding 1 billion yuan, with the real estate sector being particularly affected [9][10] - Vanke A led the loss rankings with a staggering 494.78 billion yuan loss, highlighting the difficulties faced in the real estate market [9][10] - The energy sector, including solar and lithium companies, also reported significant losses due to overcapacity and intensified competition [10] Regulatory Environment - The introduction of stricter delisting regulations is expected to normalize the delisting process, with 52 companies delisted in 2024 [11][12] - New rules include higher thresholds for financial delisting criteria, aiming to enhance market stability and protect investor interests [11][12]

Group 1 - The "Tokyo-Chongqing Reception Room" project was officially launched during the promotional events in Osaka, aimed at enhancing bilateral economic cooperation between China and Japan [1] - The project will establish a permanent exhibition hall and business negotiation space in Tokyo, showcasing the charm of the Chongqing and Sichuan regions while facilitating government investment attraction and helping enterprises expand into the Japanese market [1] - The project will provide localized services such as legal, tax, and business support for outbound enterprises, assisting in project incubation and offering financial supply chain and investment channels [1] Group 2 - Japan is the third-largest source of foreign investment for Chengdu and the seventh-largest trading partner, with trade volume reaching 33.3 billion yuan in 2024 [2] - Chengdu has seen rapid development in sectors such as healthcare, cultural creativity, and intelligent manufacturing, presenting significant collaboration opportunities with Japanese enterprises [2] - The promotional event in Deyang resulted in multiple on-site agreements between Deyang's business bureau and various Japanese organizations, indicating strong economic ties [2]

Core Insights - The Go Global service center in Nanshan, Shenzhen, aims to serve as an international headquarters for companies going global and a service window for foreign enterprises entering China [2][3] - The center is positioned as a platform for global cooperation, linking local enterprises with international markets and resources [3][4] Group 1: Strategic Importance - The Go Global center is described as a "business card" for Nanshan, emphasizing its role in facilitating international business [3] - Nanshan is recognized as a cradle for high-tech enterprises, with notable companies like ZTE and DJI having extensive global operations [3][4] - The center aims to support companies in transitioning from short-term decision-making to a long-term, technology and brand-driven approach for international expansion [5] Group 2: International Collaboration - The center has established partnerships with various institutions, including the Brazilian Innovation Center and the China International Trade Promotion Committee, to enhance international cooperation [6] - A national first overseas intellectual property insurance consortium was signed, indicating a focus on protecting intellectual property for companies venturing abroad [6] Group 3: Market Insights - A report by Dun & Bradstreet highlights the growth trends and market conditions for Chinese companies expanding overseas, providing valuable data for strategic planning [7] - The report emphasizes the importance of understanding regional market dynamics and competitive advantages for successful internationalization [7] Group 4: Support Services - The Go Global center will offer comprehensive services, including legal, financial, and talent support, to assist companies in their international endeavors [8] - Leading companies like Huawei and ZTE will leverage their international experience to guide other enterprises in exploring global markets [8] Group 5: Voices from Industry Leaders - Executives from established companies like ZTE and SF Express emphasize the need for sharing successful business models and adapting them to local markets when expanding internationally [9][10] - The center aims to address challenges faced by companies, such as fragmented resources and compliance issues, by providing tailored solutions [9]