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Hainan Free Trade Port: Opportunities and Incentives for Global Investors

Known for its white sand and clear water, Hainan is commonly recognized as the “Hawaii of China.” Soon, the southern Chinese province will reach an important milestone: The Hainan Free Trade Port (Hainan FTP), launched in June 2020, is scheduled to implement a full island-wide customs closure starting on 18 December 2025. This means that the Hainan Free Trade Port will operate as a unique customs territory within China. This setup provides global businesses with a new and exciting opportunity to enter the Chinese market, thanks to reduced barriers and enhanced policy support.

18 October, 2025

German Companies Deepen Investment in China Amid Strategic Growth in 2024 and 2025

24 January, 2025

German companies are intensifying their investments in China, signaling strong confidence in the market’s long-term potential. Key sectors like automotive, chemicals, and fashion are leading this growth. Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen are advancing electric vehicle (EV) innovations tailored for China, while BASF commits €10 billion to a new chemical production facility. Hugo Boss is expanding its retail footprint to capture China’s demand for premium products. With €7.3 billion in Foreign Direct Investment in the first half of 2024, Germany’s “In China, for China” strategy emphasizes localization and sustainability. Despite geopolitical challenges, German firms remain focused on fostering strategic growth and partnerships.

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Navigating the New Anti-Money Laundering Landscape: A Compliance Guide to China’s 2024 Anti-Money Laundering Law for Foreign-Invested and Outbound Enterprises

24 January, 2025

The 2024 revision of China’s Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Law brings significant updates to combat financial crimes. Effective January 1, 2025, the law introduces a risk-based approach, expands predicate offenses, and strengthens compliance obligations for financial institutions. Foreign-invested and outbound enterprises must adopt robust AML practices, including thorough due diligence and transparent financial transactions. Advanced technologies like AI and blockchain are encouraged for AML monitoring, reflecting the law’s focus on evolving risks. The revision also emphasizes international cooperation, aligning China’s efforts with global AML standards and reinforcing compliance for enterprises with cross-border operations.

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Announcement on Tax Credit Policy for Foreign Investors Using Distributed Profits for Direct Investments

To attract foreign investment and promote reinvestment of profits in China, a new tax credit policy has been introduced, offering eligible overseas investors a 10% tax credit on direct reinvestments from distributed profits. This initiative not only provides significant tax savings but also aligns with China’s commitment to high-quality economic opening. With clear eligibility requirements and operational processes, foreign investors can optimize their capital allocation while enjoying the benefits of this policy. Discover how to maximize your investment returns in China. Read on to learn more!

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German Investors in China 2025: Confidence Reloaded, Strategy Recalibrated

Explore the 2025 strategic shift for German investors in China as they pivot from asking whether to stay to how deeply to localize. Our report analyzes how leading German firms are combating price pressures in Mainland China by building local R&D and supply chains, while leveraging Hong Kong as a strategic ‘resilience buffer.’ Gain critical insights on recalibrating your Greater China strategy for renewed growth and competitiveness.

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