What just happened and what’s next for foreign manufacturers in a post-pandemic China?/Gothenburg

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China has changed rapidly, with the covid restrictions now lifted and business activity resuming in a new environment. During the years of severely limited travel, both customers and competitors have changed. Companies now face a new landscape for both regional supply chains, investments and market opportunities. What do we need to re-think as industrial companies?

We have invited Johan Annell, Partner, Asia Perspective, to a seminar in Gothenburg on March 15 to elaborate on the following questions that foreign manufacturers has been and will be facing in 2023. This seminar is also held in Stockholm on March 23, for more information please click here.

• What were the learnings and most memorable moments from life during the pandemic period in China?
• How has the rapid transition in covid-policy affected individuals and businesses?
• How has the business environment in China changed the past 3 years?
• How are foreign manufacturers investing in China and what can we expect?
• What are Chinese companies and entrepreneurs focusing on to compete in China and globally?
• Where will shifting global value chains and the trends of East Asia regionalization take us?
• What can we expect from financial investments and M&A activities in industrial companies the year ahead?

Johan Annell is one of the partners at Asia Perspective and leads the Beijing office. He has a degree in Industrial Engineering and Management from Chalmers University of Technology, speaks fluent Chinese and background in the automotive industry.

Asia Perspective is a leading Nordic management consultancy supporting clients in East Asia since 2011 within sourcing & supply-chain, market entry & market expansion, M&A, interim management, transformation & restructuring. Asia Perspective has offices in Stockholm, Helsinki, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong (Zhongshan), Vietnam (Ho Chi Mihn city), Jakarta (Indonesia) and a wide network across East Asia.

Where? Business Region Göteborg, Östra Hamngatan 5, Göteborg.
When? Wednesday, March 15, 2023, at 09:00 – 10:30 CET
Cost: SCTC Members free of charge. Non-Members SEK250 to be invoiced after the event. Not a member yet – apply here!

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