China-Malaysia Closer Economic Ties and Opportunities
China has been Malaysia’s largest trading partner for 15 consecutive years. With its advantageous geographical location, lower transit costs, and favorable trade policies, Malaysia has increasingly become an ideal hub for Chinese investments.
Cross-Border Restructuring: A Strategic Response to Rising Geopolitical and Supply Chain Risks
Rather than exiting China altogether, many multinationals are embracing cross-border restructuring to manage geopolitical tensions and diversify risk. This article unpacks how the approach works and why it’s gaining momentum.
China-Australia Relations Revisited: What Businesses Can Expect From Prime Minister’s 2025 China Visit
The upcoming Australia-China leaders’ summit in July 2025 offers an opportunity to reset trade ties, support cross-border investment, and renew bilateral dialogue. Here’s what foreign companies should expect.
Hong Kong Company Re-domiciliation Regime: What Businesses Need to Know
Hong Kong now allows overseas companies to re-domicile without winding up. This FAQ explains how the regime works, who qualifies, and what businesses should consider before making the move.
China’s Population Decline – The Impact on Business, the Economy, and Labor Markets
China’s shrinking population is a pressing concern for businesses and policymakers alike, but long-term planning and leveraging on new opportunities can mitigate the potential impacts.
China’s Economy in May 2025: Cooling Industrial Output, Resilient Consumption
China’s May 2025 economic data highlight resilient domestic consumption and strategic trade diversification as key stabilizers amid a slowing industrial sector.
China-India Economic Ties: Trade, Investment, and Opportunities
China-India bilateral trade reached US$138.48 billion in 2024, allowing China to reclaim its position as India’s largest trading partner after a two-year gap.
China’s January-April 2025 FDI Data: Trends, Sectoral and Regional Analysis
We analyze China’s foreign direct investment (FDI) performance in January–April 2025, with underlying trends and sectoral highlights.












