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

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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 Stockholm on March 23 to elaborate on the following questions that foreign manufacturers has been and will be facing in 2023.

• 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? Näringslivet Hus, Storgatan 19, Stockholm.
When? Thursday, March 23, 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!

A Warm Welcome!