Top Chinese entrepreneurs commit to Middle East expansion despite Iran war
Key Takeaways
- Top Chinese entrepreneurs expand into the Middle East despite Iran conflict.
- TCL and Xpeng vow to keep investing in Latin America despite US intervention in Venezuela.
- Li, NPC deputy, says globalised enterprise cannot afford to give up any major market.
Expansion commitments and scope
Top Chinese entrepreneurs commit to Middle East expansion despite Iran war TCL and Xpeng founders also vow to keep investing in Latin America – despite US intervention in Venezuela this year
“Top Chinese entrepreneurs commit to Middle East expansion despite Iran war TCL and Xpeng founders also vow to keep investing in Latin America – despite US intervention in Venezuela this year “I believe that as a globalised enterprise, we cannot afford to give up any major market,” said Li, also a deputy to China’s top legislature, the National People’s Congress (NPC), in an interview on Thursday”
Li's globalisation stance
“I believe that as a globalised enterprise, we cannot afford to give up any major market,” said Li, also a deputy to China’s top legislature, the National People’s Congress (NPC), in an interview on Thursday.
Context on fluctuations
“It’s perfectly normal for any country or region to experience some political fluctuations or economic crises. From a corporate perspective, there’s no need to let such an isolated incident affect our long-term strategic planning,” Li said on the sidelines of the NPC’s closing ceremony.
“Top Chinese entrepreneurs commit to Middle East expansion despite Iran war TCL and Xpeng founders also vow to keep investing in Latin America – despite US intervention in Venezuela this year “I believe that as a globalised enterprise, we cannot afford to give up any major market,” said Li, also a deputy to China’s top legislature, the National People’s Congress (NPC), in an interview on Thursday”
TCL history and strategy
As one of the first Chinese companies to manufacture globally, TCL has established factories spanning from Southeast Asia to Latin America over the past 20 years.
While TCL would continue to strengthen its global footprint, its strategy must evolve in response to rapidly changing global investment and trade rules, Li said.
“Only by firmly committing to globalisation can you win the future,” he added.
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