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China Goes Global
Facing rising trade barriers and fierce competition, Chinese companies in the technology, automotive, energy, consumer goods sectors and beyond are ramping up their global expansion. Stay informed on their successes and challenges with in-depth reports, analysis, commentaries and graphics.
Cover Story: Chinese Chipmakers Look to Malaysia to Sidestep U.S. Tariffs
Penang is popular choice among China’s chip companies seeking expansion abroad
CX Briefing: Another Trendy Toy Retailer Files for IPO
Also in today’s rundown: XPeng narrows net loss as it aims to turn a profit this year, JPMorgan economist isn’t ready to call a bottom for Chinese real estate
Caixin Weekly | The Battle for Control of British Steel
In April 2025, the UK Labour government enacted emergency legislation to take control of British Steel, then fully owned by China’s Jingye Group, to safeguard national industrial interests amid sustained losses over £1 billion since 2020. The intervention follows failed subsidy negotiations, with the government offering £500m versus Jingye’s reported £1.2bn demand; British Steel remains operationally controlled by the government, but not nationalized. The takeover highlights Britain’s struggle to modernize its steel sector amid rising costs, outdated infrastructure, and geopolitical tensions, raising concerns over investor confidence and future strategic industry policy.
In Depth: British Steel Takeover Leaves Chinese Firm in Limbo
While Westminster’s long-term plans for the steelworks remain unclear, Jingye Group doesn’t know how much money it stands to lose
CATL Stock Surges in Hong Kong Debut After Whopping $4.6 Billion IPO
The Chinese battery giant, which is already listed in Shenzhen, saw its shares jump more than 16%, following a flood of interest from international and local investors in the public offering
CX Briefing: Export Growth Defies U.S. Tariffs
Also in today’s rundown: Teamaker Auntea Jenny shares leap 40% on their Hong Kong debut, China’s critical mineral export restrictions trigger supply shortages
Moutai Hopes Cultural Events Can Win Over Global Drinkers
State-run purveyor of iconic liquor is tailoring its sales strategies to different markets, a top executive said at a Caixin forum
Energy Insider: China Doubles Down on Hydrogen Energy, BYD Drives Into Cambodia
Regions to launch electricity spot trading, EV charging surges during Labor Day break
CX Daily: Trump’s First 100 Days Back in Office Is Breaking World Order
Ant Group seeks Hong Kong listing for its international unit.
BYD Breaks Ground on Cambodia EV Plant as Part of Global Expansion
BYD says its $32 million Cambodian plant will have the capacity to make 10,000 EVs a year
Energy Insider: China Approves 10 Nuclear Reactors, Green Exports Grow Despite Tensions
Wind and solar power capacity exceeds that of fossil fuels for the first time, Beijing pushes transportation sector to use more low-carbon fuels
Chart of the Day: Chinese Green Exports Grow Despite Western Protectionism
Overseas shipments of solar cells, electric vehicles and lithium-ion batteries all increased in March, customs data show
CX Daily: China Writes First Legal Rulebook to Strengthen Its Vital Private Sector
China-Europe rail freight slump continues. The Shanghai Gold Exchange warns that the metal may not be as safe as some assume.
In Depth: Popular Overseas Expansion Strategy Holds Pitfalls for Chinese Drug Developers
A growing number of firms are turning to a partnership model that may leave smaller firms at a disadvantage and leave them exposed to extra scrutiny under the Trump administration
In Depth: Global Trade Buckles Under Trump’s Escalating Tariffs
China’s industries are reconsidering investments, restructuring supply chains and hunting for new customers outside the U.S.
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