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Foreign direct investment into the Chinese mainland hit 573.75 billion yuan (around $78.7B) Jan–Sept 2025, with high-tech & e-commerce leading the way amid a surge in new enterprises.
Explore how China’s 14th Five-Year Plan fuels region-specific innovation, driving industrial transformation and sustainable growth across the Chinese mainland.
Cities across the Chinese mainland harness robots and drones to elevate National Day and Mid-Autumn celebrations with tech-powered performances.
The Chinese mainland’s high-tech manufacturing powers economic recovery, with semiconductors, circuits, and servers surging alongside profit gains.
August data shows China’s industrial value added rose 5.2% year-on-year, led by high-tech gains, while service sector growth hit 5.6%, keeping the economy on a steady path.
Profits of major industrial firms on the Chinese mainland fell 1.5% year-on-year in July, narrowing for a second month, led by an 18.9% surge in high-tech manufacturing.
The Chinese mainland’s economy kicked off 2025 with robust manufacturing, high-tech and consumer gains. Here’s what’s on the agenda for H2 2025.
China’s economy powered through global uncertainty in H1 2025, with 5.3% GDP growth, 7.2% export gains and a 5% rise in retail sales, setting the stage for a new Five-Year Plan.
Foreign direct investment on the Chinese mainland fell 15.2% in H1 2025, but 30,014 new foreign firms—up 11.7%—landed, led by high-tech and e-commerce boosts.
At the 2025 Summer Davos Forum, data reveals how the Chinese mainland is shifting toward a future-ready economy with AI, quantum tech and renewables driving growth.