Core Insights - Deloitte China has established a "Deloitte Outbound Special Team" to provide comprehensive professional services for mainland companies seeking global expansion [2] - The initiative aims to address challenges faced by mainland enterprises, including strategic planning, localization, and capability building [2][3] - The report indicates that China's outbound direct investment is expected to exceed $190 billion in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 8%, and a 20% increase in investments in Belt and Road Initiative countries [2] Group 1 - Mainland enterprises are entering a 2.0 phase of internationalization, driven by high-quality economic development and strong international competitiveness in technology and business models [3] - Three new trends in outbound investment have emerged: market diversification, capability upgrading, and optimized engagement with local economies [3] - The demand for digital economy and infrastructure in regions like ASEAN, Middle East, and Latin America is significant, necessitating localization to meet end-user needs [3] Group 2 - Hong Kong is increasingly recognized as a "super connector" and "value enhancer" for mainland enterprises going global, addressing pain points such as currency management and high financing costs [4] - Hong Kong's status as an international financial center allows it to provide risk hedging tools and facilitate capital flow through tax agreements with various countries [4] - The establishment of the "Deloitte Outbound Special Team" is expected to optimize related policies and services, enhancing the internationalization foundation for mainland tech companies and brands [5]