Taizhou enterprises accelerate the development of the global market

Author:Weitai Time:2022.08.17

Following the "small peak" in the first half of the year, Taizhou's overseas investment will set off another "small climax" in July. The reporter learned from the Taizhou Development and Reform Commission that in July, there were three new overseas investment filing projects in Taizhou, and the investment amount of the Chinese agreement was $ 17 million. As of now, in the first seven months of this year, there were 11 overseas investment filing projects in Taizhou, and the investment amount of China Agreement reached US $ 287.788 million, an increase of more than 50 % year -on -year.

"Overseas investment has maintained a growth, showing the increase and confidence of local companies to develop global markets. At the same time, Taizhou's investment ecosystem that uses two domestic overseas markets and promotes the dual -cycle of economy is also accelerating the formation." Essence

From January to July, the number of new projects in Taizhou enterprises has increased, and the main direction of overseas investment is manufacturing. The investment in the manufacturing industry was US $ 275,395,600, accounting for 95.71%, an increase of 64.57%year -on -year; the service industry was US $ 12.342 million, accounting for 4.29%. Among them, the main investment direction of the manufacturing industry is non -ferrous metals and electronic equipment manufacturing. The service industry mainly invests in communication equipment, wholesale and retail of chemical products. In addition, from the perspective of investment areas, Southeast Asia has become the main destination of Thailand's overseas investment. Thailand, Malaysia, Laos, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Singapore, Hong Kong, China are key areas of enterprises.

"From January to July, it also shows that there are three highlights in Taizhou's overseas investment." The relevant person in charge of the Taizhou Development and Reform Commission said.

The first is the strong support of large projects. In June, the Provincial Development and Reform Commission issued a notice that Jiangsu Xingda Steel Curtain Line Co., Ltd. currently invested US $ 248 million in Thailand's investment in Xingda Steel Curtain Line (Thailand) Co., Ltd. In 2016, the Xingda Steel Creation Line invested in the construction of Xingda Thailand with an annual output of 100,000 tons of steel curtains in Thailand. The construction was completed by the end of 2019. The project construction cycle of this capital increase is 24 months. After the production, it will form a production capacity of 120,000 tons of steel curtain lines and 60,000 tons of sparring steel wires. The products will face Southeast Asia, India and North America.

Another highlight is that Taizhou's big health industry continues to "go global" to accelerate the participation of competition in international markets and extension of high -quality development resources.

Taking the three overseas investment projects in July in July as an example, both biomedical companies went to the new investment of new investment in the United States, the construction of international research and development centers, and the clinical trials of drugs. While further consolidating the competitiveness of the corporate market, the "characteristic business card" of Taizhou Da Health Industry is brighter.

In addition, from January to July, there were eight countries and regions along the “Belt and Road” in the “Belt and Road” of Taizhou. The investment amount of the agreement was 4 times the same period last year, accounting for 94.09%. Among them, the seven projects were invested in RCEP member states, with an agreement investment of 270.4278 million US dollars, accounting for 93.98%.

"This shows that Taizhou enterprises are participating in the construction of the 'Belt and Road' with greater efforts. At the same time, the economic and trade relations between Taizhou and Southeast Asia and RCEP member states are also closer," said the relevant person in charge of the Taizhou Development and Reform Commission.

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