JPMorgan reports that global investors are increasingly looking to China’s global leaders in the energy and technology sectors to diversify their portfolios, amid increased geopolitical tensions.
Kwang Kam Shing said that funds were not only targeting established companies in industries such as car manufacturing, robots and renewable energy, but also capturing the opportunities in China’s innovative abilities, especially with the market volatility spiking, said Kwang.
Kwang said that the group was very well-informed and sophisticated. “In addition to discussing the technology, we also discussed how the Chinese business ecosystem has nurtured and developed the group of entrepreneurs and inventors.”
JPMorgan Global China Summit (19459027) in Shanghai attracted more than 2,800 executives and regulatory officials from over 30 countries. Many top
The mainland-listed companies are seeking to a
Bankers say that listing in Hong Kong will help them to expand their investor base.
DeepSeek ‘s breakthroughs in large language models sparked an unprecedented global sell-off of US tech stocks and Nvidia in January.
Kwang said that global investors’ enthusiasm for these companies is in line with Beijing’s efforts at boosting high-productivity industries to combat a slowdown in the economy.
