In a bold move to energize global business ties, the Chinese mainland has unveiled a series of innovative measures designed to encourage reinvestment by foreign-funded enterprises. A newly released circular, jointly issued by seven key government departments, outlines streamlined procedures, tailored financial solutions, and pilot programs for investment information reporting 🔥.
Liu Yue, Deputy Director of the NDRC's Institute for International Economic Research, explained that coordinated efforts—from agencies crafting investment strategies to those managing land allocation and cross-border capital flows—ensure the policies meet both macro-level goals and individual enterprise needs.
These fresh measures come as market momentum surges, driven by nationwide equipment upgrades and robust export performance. They also highlight the importance of integration between foreign and local firms. For instance, a U.S. car maker recently teamed up with a Chinese supplier to co-develop an intelligent control system, which quickly became a hit among American consumers 🤖🚗.
Official data underscores growing confidence: in the first five months of 2025, over 24,000 new foreign-invested enterprises were established—a 10.4% year-on-year increase—with high-tech sectors leading the charge.
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