In recent years, foreign-invested manufacturing companies such as Panasonic, Sharp, Toshiba, and Philips have continued to shut down factories in Huaguan to adjust and transfer the front line. The occurrence of this phenomenon is affected by multiple factors such as increased industrial competition, squeezed market share, and corporate tactical adjustment.
However, when some foreign companies contracted their investments, the scale of investment by another group of companies is expanding. We have seen that in the past July, a number of foreign companies announced new investment plans in China: Petrochemical giant BASF Group will invest in building its largest overseas base; Tesla will build an annual production of 500,000 pure electric vehicles in Shanghai. The super factory of the whole vehicle; BMW Motors plans to increase the capacity of the Chinese joint venture plant by about 16%... Among these investments, high-end manufacturing accounts for the majority. In recent years, Samsung has also announced an investment of 7 billion yuan to expand its storage chip production line in Xi'an. The expansion of the relevant factory will not end until 2019.
With China's consumption upgrade, industrial structure optimization, and investment environment improvement, foreign-funded enterprises have set up more and more R&D centers, new production bases and branches in China in the fields of high-end manufacturing, and foreign investment has shown scale expansion and structural optimization. Wait for new trends. According to data from the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China, foreign capital is accelerating the shift to the high-end of the industrial chain. High-tech service industries and high-tech manufacturing industries continue to be the mainstay of attracting foreign investment. Many newly established large-scale enterprises are also concentrated in emerging industries and high-tech industries.
Judging from the current market situation, in China, most of the businesses that have closed their factories and reduced their operations are foreign-invested enterprises in the low-end manufacturing industry. The transfer of low-end manufacturing has become an inevitable result of economic development. Traditional processing and manufacturing is expanding to the high end of the value chain, which has helped China's manufacturing to accelerate transformation and upgrade. As stated in "Made in China 2025", Chinese manufacturing must find its own new advantages in the transformation of technology, innovation, green, intelligence and high-end.
And these policies and strategies have also brought new opportunities and growth points in the market. At present, high-end industries such as artificial intelligence, precision manufacturing, intelligent equipment, and virtual reality are developing rapidly in China, attracting foreign investment to adjust their layout in the Chinese market, withdrawing from the low end, turning to high-end, and accelerating the replacement of new and old kinetic energy. Nowadays, “Made in China 2025†has entered a critical period, and enterprises should actively accelerate the enhancement of independent innovation capabilities and catch up with the world's advanced level.
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