A total of 1154 agreements were signed for various investment projects, with a planned value of 644 billion yuan. The 25th China International Fair for Investment and Trade concluded on September 11th. Many senior executives from multinational corporations stated that China has always been a preferred destination for global investments.

Zhou Xing, Head of Public Affairs at PwC China: "In a survey we conducted among multinational companies in 2025, 90% indicated that they would increase or maintain their investments in research and development in China."

Harley Seyedin, President and Chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in South China: "A survey conducted at the beginning of this year showed that 76% of member companies are committed to investing significant amounts in plans to expand their businesses in China in 2025, in order to increase their operational capabilities. Member companies have a budget of over $14.5 billion and plan to make further investments in China over the next three to five years."

Mu Yankui, CEO and President of Singapore-based Wilmar International: "In recent years, we have invested more in China than in the previous thirty years combined, due to the easing of political measures, including certain market access policies. The doors of China's reform and opening-up are opening wider and wider, and whenever there are problems, both the central government and local governments will actively help coordinate solutions. This is also attracting leading global companies to China."

CMG