​(一)From "Going Out" to "Rooting Down"! 2025 Global Layout of Chinese Enterprises such as Haitian, Yizumi, Kingfa, and Wanhua


Recently, the overseas moves of Chinese enterprises have become increasingly "hardcore"! From the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia to the industrial hubs of Europe, from the routes of the "Belt and Road" to core markets in Europe and the United States, more and more Chinese enterprises are going global with technology, capital, and talent, establishing their positions in the global industrial chain.

According to the report released by the China Report Hall, titled "2025-2030 Global and China Chemical Industry Market Status Research and Development Prospects Analysis Report," the current international environment is characterized by a "dual-track parallel" feature:

On the one hand, European and American enterprises are reducing traditional production capacity due to rising energy costs and environmental pressures. On the other hand, the industrialization process in emerging markets such as Southeast Asia and the Middle East is accelerating.

Data from 2024 indicates that China's exports in fields like biodegradable plastics and electronic chemicals increased by 18% year-on-year, with the renewable materials sector particularly prominent due to policy support.

Additionally, data shows that in the first three quarters of 2024, mainland China exported plastic machinery to 205 countries and regions, with the highest export values going to Vietnam, the United States, and India, each exceeding $700 million, and growing year-on-year by 32%, 25%, and 11%, respectively. Exports to Thailand, Indonesia, Russia, Germany, Mexico, Turkey, and Cambodia ranked in the top 10.

1. Getting Closer to Target Markets and Demand Growth:

From "Remote Supply" to "Proximity Service"

As global market demand diversifies, various regions have increasingly different requirements for product performance, specifications, and environmental standards. Building factories closer to customers has become an important strategy for Chinese enterprises venturing abroad.

This shift indicates that Chinese enterprises are no longer just selling products across oceans but are acting as "local industrial partners"—establishing production capacity near the market and adjusting technology and products based on local needs. This enhancement in independent innovation capability increases competitiveness for global ventures.

For example, Yizumi developed a moisture-proof circuit coating technology and optimized heat dissipation structures to address the high-temperature and high-humidity environment in Mexico; Haitian's self-developed central press mold structure, optimized through finite element simulation, effectively reduces mold deformation and improves product accuracy, which has been applied in energy-saving injection molding equipment at its second plant in India to help local customers produce high-precision automotive parts.

Yizumi: Accelerating Global Strategic Layout






Yizumi, with its global innovation center as the cornerstone, has established multiple specialized research centers, including the Polymer Materials Molding Research Center, the Metal Materials Molding Research Center, the Advanced Molding Research Center in Germany, and the Intelligent Connectivity Research Center. (Source: Yizumi)

In April 2025, Yizumi announced that its overseas market revenue in 2024 reached 1.395 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of approximately 27.54%. It aims for domestic and overseas sales to each account for 50% by 2030.

As of now, Yizumi's overseas business covers over 90 countries and regions, with more than 9 overseas subsidiaries established. Yizumi's future development plan clearly states that it will continue to advance and implement multiple overseas subsidiary projects in the coming years. In 2024, Yizumi completed the expansion of its HPM factory in the U.S. and successively established subsidiaries in Thailand and Mexico.

Yizumi focuses on the U.S. (integrating HPM's high-precision technology to rapidly respond to North America's high-end demand), Thailand (long-term tax exemptions in the EEC), Germany (gathering technical resources), and Vietnam (connecting to the Southeast Asian and EU markets), deeply cultivating high-end tracks through technological strongholds and regional synergies.

Haitian International: Accelerating Overseas Production Capacity


 


Haitian International’s brand-new factory in Mexico has officially opened. (Source: Haitian International)

In recent years, Haitian International's export share has continuously increased from nearly 30% in 2020 to nearly 40% in 2023, with a future goal of a "55 Strategy" (with domestic and foreign sales each accounting for 50%).

Haitian International is also actively laying out overseas production capacity. The first phase of its factory in Mexico opened in mid-2023, while the second plant in India is scheduled to be completed in 2024, with plans to establish factories in Serbia and Japan by 2025.

Haitian International is targeting Mexico (for zero tariffs and low labor costs under the USMCA to serve North American automotive companies), India (due to PLI policy subsidies and high demand for packaging electronic equipment), Serbia (EU candidate country tax incentives and compatible with carbon-neutral standards), and Vietnam (bonded warehouses for cost reduction, connecting to Southeast Asian and EU markets) to seize emerging markets with policy dividends and cost advantages.


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