Foreign-funded firms in China up 7% first half

During the first half of 2026, China saw the establishment of 35,000 new foreign-invested companies, marking a 7% increase compared to the same period last year. The major export provinces experienced growth in the number of new companies, especially Hainan with a 38.6% rise and Guangdong with an 8.1% increase. The consumer sector also demonstrated attracting foreign investments, with notable advances in health and social work (27.1%), wholesale and retail trade (11.9%), and accommodation and food services (11.7%). Additionally, around 4,800 foreign-invested companies made further investments, with foreign direct investment in high-tech industries rising by 33.2%. China is also aiming to enhance its investment environment through a plan focused on expanding market access in the service sector and facilitating foreign companies’ participation in government procurement and commercial operations.

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