China+1 strategy: Diversifying Manufacturing Beyond China’s Borders
Learn how the China+1 strategy helps manufacturers reduce risk, strengthen supply chains, and tap into new global markets.| MSA
Shanghai, China’s bustling financial hub, offers a wealth of opportunities for foreign investors and companies looking to expand their global operations. Here we set out the key steps youneed to take to register a company or subsidiary in Shanghai. Register your company in Shanghai Send us your question and we will answer within 24 hours. […]| MSA
Learn how the China+1 strategy helps manufacturers reduce risk, strengthen supply chains, and tap into new global markets.| MSA
To operate legally in Mainland China, every business must have a valid business license. This document confirms that your company is officially registered and authorized to conduct specific commercial activities. It includes key details like your company’s legal name, business scope, registered capital, and date of incorporation. While the process may seem complex at first, […]| MSA
China remains a key destination for foreign companies expanding into emerging markets. But the road to setting up can be complex. From choosing the right business entity to navigating strict labor laws and local regulations, the process requires careful planning and local insight. Still, China continues to show a strong commitment to fostering innovation, attracting […]| MSA
China is one of the world’s largest industrial powerhouses, ranking second in both the most populous country and the highest nominal GDP in the world. Since the Chinese economic reform in 1978, the country’s economy has grown at an average of 9% per year, making it worth looking at. If you plan on doing business […]| MSA
