Recently, the headquarters cluster of small and medium-sized enterprises in Germany (Wuhu) was unveiled. The cluster will focus on German "hidden champions" in the fields of automotive parts and high-end intelligent manufacturing, and establish a German small and medium-sized enterprise marketing center and a science and technology innovation center; Lin Yang Energy signed a smart meter supply contract with Australia's Langier for a total amount of approximately 54 million US dollars... Foreign companies have gone from "entering China" to "rooting in China", and Chinese companies have gone from "product going abroad" to "brand going abroad". Fresh cases of introducing and going abroad continue to emerge, reflecting China's firm determination to expand high-level opening-up to the outside world. Several experts and market participants interviewed by China Securities Journal believe that with the implementation of a series of measures to promote trade and investment liberalization and facilitation, the pace of two-way opening up between imports and exports will continue to deepen and solidify. In the next stage, more incremental policies involving two-way openness are expected to be introduced, which will be targeted in the form of a "combination of punches". Deeply integrating into the Chinese market, China continuously optimizes its business environment and steadily expands its institutional opening-up in terms of introduction. The restrictive measures on the national version of the negative list for foreign investment access have been reduced to 29; The negative list for foreign investment access in Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone has been continuously reduced from 190 to 27, with zero entries in the manufacturing industry, welcoming global enterprises with a more open attitude. According to data from the Ministry of Commerce, from January to August, there were 42435 newly established foreign-invested enterprises in China, a year-on-year increase of 14.8%. On September 16th, the opening ceremony of Anfeno (Haiyan) High end Connector Co., Ltd. was held in Haiyan Economic Development Zone, Zhejiang Province. This is the "fourth drop" of the world's top connector manufacturer Amphenol Group in Haiyan. The Anfeno (Haiyan) high-end connector project is invested and constructed by Anfeno headquarters, with a total planned investment of 300 million yuan. The project mainly produces various high-speed, high-density connectors, large capacity, broadband data cables, etc., to provide hardware support for AI servers. After reaching production capacity, the annual output value can reach 1 billion yuan. Last October, our new project was already produced by our sister company, Anfeno Jialixun (Haiyan) Connection Technology Co., Ltd. The sales revenue in May alone exceeded 200 million yuan. ”Yi Liangfeng, Production and Operations Manager of Anfeno (Haiyan) High end Connector Co., Ltd., said. As of now, the cumulative investment in new projects has exceeded 200 million yuan. The example of Amphenol (Haiyan) High end Connector Co., Ltd. shows the confidence of foreign investment in continuously cultivating China. Wang Guannan, spokesperson for the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, previously stated, "Although the external environment is full of uncertainty, foreign-funded enterprises still have a strong willingness and firm confidence to deeply cultivate in China. China's advantages in a super large market, complete industrial system, abundant innovation resources, and good business environment provide a rare fertile ground for foreign-funded enterprises to invest and develop." According to a survey report released by the China Germany Chamber of Commerce, 92% of German enterprises are willing to continue to deeply cultivate the Chinese market, and more than half of German enterprises plan to increase their investment in China in the next two years. The 2025 China Business Environment Survey Report by the American Chamber of Commerce in China shows that nearly half of its member companies still list China as one of the top three investment destinations in the world. Looking for a new growth curve by 2025, Lanjian Intelligence, a provider of full process intelligent logistics system solutions, will accelerate overseas market expansion. For example, a retail industry end customer in South Africa adopted the Lanjian Intelligent Innovative Container Solution System, which promoted the application of intelligent warehousing technology in China, "Zhang Xiaoyi, General Manager of Lanjian Intelligent, told reporters. On July 18th, Lanjian Intelligence held a strategic cooperation signing ceremony with the international authoritative certification agency Swiss General Notary (SGS). SGS will fully assist Lanjian Intelligence in completing the mandatory certification of its intelligent logistics robots from key components, standalone products to overall system solutions in the international mainstream market, further enhancing product safety and stability. This is not only a necessary step for Lanjian products to obtain a 'passport' to the global market, but also a strategic cornerstone for continuously polishing product quality with international top standards and winning the trust of global customers, "said Zhang Xiaoyi. The example of Lanjian Intelligence is a microcosm of listed companies actively going global. Since the beginning of this year, the overseas business sector, as one of the core engines of revenue growth for listed companies, is releasing strong development momentum. According to data from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, in the first half of this year, more than 830 Shanghai manufacturing companies achieved a total overseas revenue of 1.1 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5%; Among them, the overseas revenue scale of private enterprises has exceeded 740 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 6%, and has become the main force of innovation going global. According to data from the China Association of Listed Companies, A-share listed companies achieved overseas revenue of 4.90 trillion yuan in the first half of this year, a year-on-year increase of 4.50%. Not only listed companies, but also many non listed enterprises have accelerated their pace of going global. In 2024, the overseas business of Juyi Group will grow by over 400% year-on-year, and continue to maintain a strong momentum of triple digit growth since 2025, "Tang Yue, Public Relations and Communication Director of Juyi Group, told China Securities Journal reporters that Juyi Group will open offline specialty stores in Singapore in the future. Currently, Chinese enterprises are actively expanding their overseas layout, mainly driven by the market, and Chinese enterprises have the motivation to independently go global. ”Liu Xiangdong, Deputy Director of the Research and Information Department of the China International Economic Exchange Center, stated in an interview with China Securities Journal. Incremental policies are expected to be introduced in the fourth quarter, and industry insiders expect that more opening measures will be planned and introduced to further assist in bringing in and going out. In terms of import, the General Administration of Customs stated that preparations are being made for the operation of the Hainan Free Trade Port's customs clearance, and three documents including the customs declaration standards for "second tier ports" will be released in the near future. The National Development and Reform Commission has proposed to study and introduce a new version of the "Catalogue of Industries Encouraged for Foreign Investment" based on the key areas that foreign-invested enterprises are currently concerned about when reinvesting, guiding more foreign investment to advanced manufacturing, modern service industries, high-tech, energy conservation and environmental protection, as well as the central and western regions and northeastern regions. In terms of going global, the recently held executive meeting of the State Council proposed to focus on providing strong support for overseas enterprises to participate in international cooperation and competition, and further improve the comprehensive overseas service system. Strengthen collaborative linkage, coordinate service resources in legal, financial, logistics and other fields, enrich service products, build service platforms, support localities with conditions to build comprehensive service ports for going global, promote the establishment of overseas comprehensive service stations in key countries, enhance the service functions of business associations, and cultivate a group of professional service institutions with strong cross-border service capabilities. Liu Xiangdong believes that the financial and tax support policies for enterprises going global should be optimized. For example, expanding the coverage of export credit insurance and focusing on supporting specialized, refined, and new enterprises; Strengthen the tracking and analysis of risks such as exchange rate fluctuations to help Chinese enterprises resist external risks. At the same time, in order to further open up the channels for going global, it is possible to consider introducing trade facilitation measures such as "one country, one policy", such as simplifying visas, optimizing customs clearance processes, etc., to help explore emerging markets and developing country markets. Enterprises also have many expectations for policy support. Tang Yue suggested that measures such as optimizing customs clearance processes and simplifying certification procedures can be implemented in the construction of customs clearance facilitation; Strengthen deep integration with emerging markets such as ASEAN, provide localized access guidance, and improve cross-border logistics network systems; Organize industry exchange activities and build a brand display platform. Zhang Xiaoyi expressed the hope that relevant departments can provide more international certification support and guidance, more accurate overseas market information, and investment environment analysis. (New Society)