Saudi investments in China rise 343.7% in 7 months

Saudi investments in China experienced a significant increase of 343.7% during the first seven months of 2026, according to data from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce. China also recorded a 4.4% rise in the establishment of new foreign companies, while the total foreign direct investment declined by 6.2%, reaching approximately $64.63 billion. Despite the overall decrease, direct investment in high-tech sectors grew by 32.7%, particularly in research and development, scientific and technological services, and electronic equipment manufacturing. This increase comes in the context of a Chinese strategic plan to improve the investment environment, channel capital toward modern technological and industrial sectors, and focus on facilitating market access and strengthening protections for foreign investors.

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