Recently, KPMG China held a series of seminars themed on "Going Global" in Shenzhen, Beijing, and Shanghai, inviting many foreign partners to discuss and promote "going global" and "bringing in" of higher quality for relevant market entities.

Honson To, Chairman of KPMG’s Asia Pacific and China region, stated that China's business environment is continuously improving, making the Chinese market increasingly attractive to foreign enterprises. According to the Ministry of Commerce, the number of newly established foreign-invested enterprises in China grew by 20.7% year-on-year in the first quarter this year, demonstrating the confidence multinational companies have in the sustained and healthy development of Chinese economy. In addition, China's economy has deeply integrated into the global division of labor. Relevant enterprises should strategically balance both the Chinese and global markets, considering aspects such as livelihood and industrial chains to make "going global" more effective and sustainable.

During the seminar, KPMG China also released the industry insights report,"White Paper on Chinese Manufacturing Enterprises Going Global." The White Paper highlights that manufacturing in China has transitioned from labor-intensive industries to high-value-added advanced manufacturing, showcasing strong international competitiveness across multiple sectors and fields. Additionally, the White Paper analyzes the global paths of Chinese manufacturing enterprises, providing guidance on "global layout, localized operations".

Liao Li, China Lead Partner at KPMG's Global China Practice, emphasized that the trend of extending industrial and supply chains overseas through investments in factories or joint ventures is particularly prominent in industries like new energy and manufacturing.

In the context of global green and low-carbon transition, Chinese companies are also increasing their overseas investments in the new energy industry chain. More and more Chinese enterprises are investing in overseas solar and wind power projects, building new factories for new energy vehicles, power batteries, and components, and establishing R&D, sales, and after-sales service centers. They are also globally acquiring upstream resources such as lithium and cobalt.

Manuel Santillana, KPMG Spain Energy and Infrastructure M&A Partner, noted that Spain is rapidly transitioning to adopt a renewable energy-dominated structure. Spanish regulators are approving a series of measures and initiatives to support the growth of renewable energy and improve energy efficiency. This presents numerous investment opportunities for Chinese investors, including traditional wind and solar energy, as well as emerging energy sources like hydrogen and biomass.

Europe is one of the key markets for Chinese new energy vehicles (NEVs) going global. Chinese car manufacturers are moving beyond the single trade model of "Made in China, Sold Overseas" and gradually investing in local production facilities abroad. In France, the Chinese NEV industry chain has already started to take shape, especially in power batteries, which currently face excellent greenfield investment opportunities.

Source:Yangcheng Evening News

《中国制造业企业出海白皮书》发布：中国制造业向高附加值转型，国际竞争力强劲

近日，毕马威中国在深圳、北京和上海举办一系列以“企业出海”为主题的专题研讨会，邀请多位外籍合伙人进行探讨，助推相关市场主体实现更高质量“走出去”“引进来”。

毕马威亚太区及中国主席陶匡淳表示，中国营商环境持续改善，外资企业愈加看好中国市场。商务部数据显示，今年一季度，中国新设外资企业数量同比增长20.7%，充分说明跨国企业对中国经济持续健康发展充满信心。与此同时，中国经济已深度融入全球分工体系，相关企业应兼顾中国与全球市场，从民生、产业链等层面进行战略布局，让“出海”更具实效性和持续性。

本次研讨会期间，毕马威中国还带来了《中国制造业企业出海白皮书》行业洞察报告。《白皮书》指出，中国制造业已经从劳动密集型向高附加值的先进制造业转型，并在多个产业和领域展现出强劲的国际竞争力。同时，《白皮书》从全球视角剖析了中国制造业企业的出海之路，对企业走向“全球化布局，本土化经营”提供指导。

毕马威全球中国业务发展中心中国主管合伙人李瑶表示，企业通过投资建厂或合资合作将产业链供应链延伸到海外的这种趋势在新能源、制造业等行业中最为突出。

在全球绿色低碳转型的形势下，中国企业在新能源产业链上下游的海外投资也同步加码。越来越多的中国企业在海外投资风光发电和储能项目，新建新能源汽车、动力电池及零部件生产厂，布局研发、销售和售后服务中心，同时也在全球范围内对上游锂、钴等矿产资源进行并购投资。

毕马威西班牙能源及基建行业并购合伙人Manuel Santillana介绍，西班牙正迅速转向以可再生能源为主的能源结构。西班牙的监管机构正在审批一系列措施和倡议来支持可再生能源的增长和能源效率的提高。这将为中国投资者带来众多投资机遇，包括传统的风电、光电领域，还有氢能和生物质能等新型能源。

欧洲是中国新能源汽车“走出去”的重要市场之一，中国车企也在改变“中国制造、海外销售”的单一贸易形式，逐步在海外当地投资设厂。据悉，在法国，中国新能源汽车上下游产业链早已开始布局，尤其是动力电池，当前在法国面临很好的绿地投资机会。

文｜记者 孙绮曼
翻译｜赵凡