MNCs stay put in China despite pressures


Tesla electric car in China

BEIJING: Both domestic and foreign-funded companies in China have been readjusting their supply chains amid dynamics in total costs, uncertainty in tariffs, vulnerabilities of globalised supply chain and governmental push for reshoring.

Nonetheless, the supply chain shifting outside of the global manufacturing powerhouse in Asia doesn’t mean companies are leaving China, according to experts who spoke to Xinhua.

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