Shanghai (31 January 2017)  Swiss exports to China (including Hong Kong) remain on a high level: According to recent figures of the Swiss Federal Customs Administration, Switzerland exported goods in the value of 14.69 billion Swiss Francs to the Middle Kingdom in 2016. This number is almost identical with the exports achieved a year earlier,…

Shanghai (12 January 2017) – Swiss managers in the Far East are coming into the Chinese Year of the Rooster with optimism. 68% of Swiss business leaders in China expect “higher” or “substantially higher” sales in 2017 compared to 2016, while only 1% expects lower sales. A year ago, 58% expected higher sales while 7%…

The less impressive growth rate of China’s economy does not mean less business opportunities. On the contrary, the “new normal” offers great opportunities for innovative, high-tech companies to develop their businesses here in China. Swiss Centers in China have the pleasure of welcoming three new members joining the cluster, namely Fraisa, Acrostak and Mikron. They…

The Swiss Center of Shanghai and China Integrated are pleased to present the 2016 China Business Survey, conducted in partnership with CEIBS business school. The 2016 survey offers unique comparisons between foreign-invested and Chinese enterprises operating in China; this year’s survey also features a new analysis of Swiss and Chinese companies’ respective performances. For the…

In cooperation with the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) (www.ceibs.edu) and China Integrated (www.ch-ina.com), Swiss Center Shanghai (www.swisscenters.org) is pleased to bring you the findings of Swiss respondents who participated in the CEIBS Business in China Survey 2015, to analyze them and draw conclusions that we hope will be useful for Swiss companies and their…