Foreign companies are evacuating, why are foreign companies evacuating China?
I don’t know what’s going on in the past two years. I have always heard that foreign companies are going to withdraw from the domestic market. Among them, Apple is the most obvious. Even last year, some media broke the news that Cook has withdrawn 6 production lines from China within one month. There are also Foxconn and other OEM factories have gone to Southeast Asia or India. has caused a lot of sensation. Some people even said that the OEM industry has left, so how many people should be unemployed in China.
However, the discussion below on this topic is nothing more than an angry saying "let them go and don't stop them", and some of them say "we don't want low-end industries". No matter what the situation is, it can be known that there are indeed many companies withdrawing, and Apple's industrial chain is even more crazy, which makes netizens wonder. It is obviously inseparable from domestic OEM factories and domestic supply chains, why did withdraw? Then was it really withdrawn? They told the truth! This is the truth! All
are withdrawn? They told the truth!
seems to start with masks, protective clothing, ventilators, and even now working overtime to produce electric blankets to help Europe survive the cold winter. It can be seen that we produce the necessities we need in the supply chain time and time again. Such supply capacity and production capacity are not comparable to other markets.
, simply taking Apple, Foxconn, Luxshare Precision as an example, there are not many foundries that can complete tasks according to incremental requirements on the eve of release.
But in recent years, there have been two opinions. The first is that foreign companies have begun to evacuate the domestic market frantically, and the second is to get rid of their dependence on the domestic supply chain. Among them, the actions of Samsung and Apple are the most obvious.
Is that true?
It must be explained here that the manufacturing industry is upgrading. As for how much upgrade it is, no one knows, but one thing that is certain is that we are moving towards the mid-to-high-end stage of , so what about the low-end industrial chain? Of course, it is necessary to make some room.
For example, electronic products such as Samsung and Apple, data shows that we produce about 65% of the world's smartphones and color TVs, and about 80% of the world's computers. In the electronic consumer market, the country is also firmly ranked first in the world. Let me ask, which company is willing to leave such a market and such production capacity?
Even the " New York Times " stated that before , the production of iPhone was diverse, such as designing here, manufacturing parts there, production there, etc., but now it seems to have become California design and manufacturing in China.
It can be seen that the impact on Apple in China is also huge, so it is a bit difficult to reduce the dependence on domestic manufacturing.
We have a relatively complete supply chain, a strong logistics system, and a huge demand market. So just like Samsung, although it has withdrawn some factories, it also said that Samsung will increase its layout in China in the future. It will move some factories to Southeast Asia and other places in order to adjust its layout and focus more on high-end manufacturing.
Same, look at Apple again, although there have been reports that it has begun to build factories in India or Southeast Asia, every time it produces new products, it still places orders in China. After all, no matter whether it is the speed and quality of OEM or the sales market, the domestic market is huge. While producing and selling, Cook, who is far away in the United States, just counts money. Why don’t he be happy secretly?
So overall, you don’t have to see that “foreign enterprises” are all accommodating and feel panic. There is no need. If you really say panic, it should be the group of enterprises that moved out!
Of course, we must also increase our local manufacturing strength and have enough voice in the future market!
