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Industrial Policy coverage from 中国产业简报.
Based on China Briefing’s 2026 China manufacturing tracking data, analyze the manufacturing share of GDP, PMI, industrial value added, and export delivery value, and assess China’s manufacturing upgrading, external demand fluctuations, and global supply chain adjustments.
Rhodium Group's latest research shows that China's industrial policy is shifting from "list-based" intervention focused on strategic emerging industries to "panoramic" intervention covering upstream raw materials, industrial equipment, downstream applications, and frontier technologies; this shift, combined with weak domestic demand, is accelerating the expansion of China's trade share and overseas dependence on Chinese supply chains.
After a decade of rapid growth, global investment in clean technology manufacturing has entered a correction phase, with both China and the United States seeing declines, but driven by vastly different factors. China is actively slowing down amid overcapacity and policy corrections, while the United States faces investment disruptions due to policy reversals. This divergence is reshaping the competitive landscape of the global clean energy supply chain.
China's latest batch of major foreign investment projects focuses on high-end manufacturing, with logistics included for the first time, reflecting a shift in foreign investment policy toward institutional opening and promoting industrial upgrading. This article interprets this from the perspectives of supply chain and industrial policy.
Based on Rhodium Group's latest report, this article analyzes the evolution of China's industrial policy from targeted support for key areas to systematic intervention across the entire industrial chain, as well as its far-reaching impact on domestic economic restructuring and the global supply chain landscape.
Based on the latest Rhodium Group report, this provides an in-depth analysis of the evolution of China's industrial policy from "Made in China 2025" to "whole-field coverage," and its far-reaching impact on global supply chains and trade patterns.
Based on the latest report from Rhodium Group, an in-depth analysis of the transformation of China's industrial policy from "Made in China 2025" to "All Industrial Policies", and its profound impact on global supply chains and trade patterns.
Analyze how China's new generation of industrial policies penetrate major economic sectors and supply chains, driving manufacturing upgrade and the restructuring of global industrial chains.
Multinational company executives say that China has transformed from a mere market and manufacturing base into a strategic platform integrating innovation, infrastructure, talent, and industrial ecosystem. China's industrial upgrading is driving the global supply chain from cost-oriented to innovation-oriented.
Based on field cases from multiple factories in Guangdong, this provides an in-depth analysis of how China's manufacturing industry leverages computing power, AI, and data-driven methods to achieve a leap from automation to intelligence, and the long-term impact of this transformation on global supply chains and the competitive landscape of industries.
An analysis of over 50 million enterprise records from 6,638 nature reserves in China shows that stricter protection policies are associated with higher industrial turnover rates, with enterprise entry bringing greater ecological benefits than exit, though some industrial transitions come with local sacrifices such as soil conservation.
China's exports remain resilient, but domestic demand is weak. Three export-oriented manufacturing stocks—Lead Intelligent, Guide Infrared, and WUS Printed Circuit—represent the export growth of new energy equipment, high-end optoelectronics, and high-end PCBs respectively, reflecting the structural shift of China's manufacturing from low-end to high-end.
Starting from the absence of industrial policy in Bangladesh's FY27 budget, this analysis examines the critical role of government procurement in global manufacturing upgrading, and draws on the experiences of China and India to explore how public procurement can be transformed into an engine of industrial growth.
SCHMID Group invests 11 million euros in a new manufacturing park in Zhongshan, Guangdong, consolidating leased factories and doubling production capacity. The focus is on high-end HDI, IC substrates, and wet process equipment for AI server boards, reflecting the trend of multinational equipment suppliers deepening their local presence and industrial upgrading in China.
This article, based on the discussion on modern industrial policy in the Philippines, analyzes its long-term deindustrialization, external dependence, and policy pathway issues, and interprets the key constraints and opportunities for the Philippines’ future industrial upgrading from the perspectives of manufacturing reconstruction, science and technology education, R&D investment, and global supply chain reorganization.
Liaoning is transforming its traditional industrial base into intelligent manufacturing capabilities. The digital transformation of steel, equipment, and automotive factories is not just about improving efficiency at individual points, but points to a round of industrial restructuring centered on the industrial internet, AI, and high-end manufacturing.