Event Registration | The Three Tests for Enterprises Going Global in 2026: Location Selection, Capital, and Compliance

On May 26, the "Zhejiang, Set Sail · CCCC, Realize Dreams — Direct Access to Asia, Africa, and Europe: CCCC Overseas Park Investment Matching Conference" will be held at the Comprehensive Service Port for Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global. This event will integrate the overseas industrial resources of CCCC, cooperate with parks such as the Mohammed VI Tangier Tech City in Morocco, the Rashakai Special Economic Zone in Pakistan, the China Economic Industrial Park in Bangladesh, and the China Industrial Park in Serbia. Industry experts from the Bank of China and TC GROUP will be invited to share their insights, providing support for enterprises' overseas investment.

Guiding Unit: Department of Commerce of Zhejiang Province

Organizing Units: Commerce Bureau of Qiantang District, Comprehensive Service Port for Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global, CCCC Urban Investment Holdings Co., Ltd., and China Road and Bridge Corporation

Event Time: 13:30 - 17:00, May 26, 2026

Event Location: Building 2, Wisdom Valley, Qiantang District, Hangzhou (Roadshow Hall on the 2nd Floor of the Comprehensive Service Port for Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global)

In the first quarter of 2026, China's overseas investment and cooperation got off to a steady start. According to statistics from the Ministry of Commerce and the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the whole - industry outward direct investment reached 309.45 billion yuan, a year - on - year increase of 5.4%. Chinese enterprises' non - financial direct investment in countries along the Belt and Road Initiative was 61.27 billion yuan; the turnover of overseas contracted projects completed was 218.69 billion yuan, an increase of 10%; and a total of 96,000 various types of labor service personnel were sent abroad.

Going global is no longer just a strategic choice for leading enterprises. It has also become one of the growth poles for more and more small and medium - sized enterprises. However, in reality, the vast majority of enterprises do not have the ability to independently complete the entire chain of operations from "site selection - implementation - financing - compliance". Scattered park information, lagging policy interpretation,不畅 cross - border settlement, and lack of compliance framework, each link may become a bottleneck.

On the afternoon of May 26, the "Zhejiang, Set Sail · CCCC, Realize Dreams — Direct Access to Asia, Africa, and Europe: CCCC Overseas Park Investment Matching Conference" will be held at the Comprehensive Service Port for Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global in Qiantang District, Hangzhou. The event is guided by the Department of Commerce of Zhejiang Province and jointly organized by the Commerce Bureau of Qiantang District, the Comprehensive Service Port for Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global, CCCC Urban Investment Holdings Co., Ltd., and China Road and Bridge Corporation.

This event will integrate the overseas park resources of CCCC, including the Mohammed VI Tangier Tech City in Morocco, the Rashakai Special Economic Zone in Pakistan, the China Economic Industrial Park in Bangladesh, and the China Industrial Park in Serbia. Industry experts from the Bank of China and TC GROUP will be invited to share their insights, providing support for enterprises' overseas investment.

01

CCCC Overseas Parks:

Four Overseas Parks, Four Industrial Paths

Wrong site selection is one of the hidden costs that overseas enterprises often overlook. Whether the policy is stable, whether the foreign exchange is free, whether there are tariff preferences, and whether the land and labor costs are controllable. It is often difficult to obtain first - hand information on these aspects.

CCCC is a leading central enterprise in the global infrastructure field, with business covering 157 countries and regions. In the past decade, it has extended from "engineering going global" to "industry going global", independently developing and operating a number of national - level parks overseas. The four parks introduced at this matching conference are located in Morocco, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Serbia respectively, covering three directions: Africa, South Asia, and Europe. Each park has a clear functional positioning and suitable industries.

Tangier Tech City, Morocco

Tangier Tech City in Morocco is located on the southern shore of the Strait of Gibraltar, a geographical hub connecting Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The park enjoys multiple tax exemption policies, has free capital flow, high customs clearance convenience, and a relatively low entry threshold for foreign personnel. It focuses on the automobile industry chain, new energy, high - end manufacturing, and modern service industries. For enterprises hoping to cover both the EU and African markets, this is a location with dual tariff advantages.

Rashakai Special Economic Zone, Pakistan

As a key demonstration project of the China - Pakistan Economic Corridor, the park enjoys the highest - level policy support from the Pakistani government. It has low land costs, a well - educated labor force, and obvious labor price advantages, focusing on industries such as light textiles and machinery manufacturing suitable for the South Asian market. The zone can quickly radiate to the local Pakistani market and neighboring Middle Eastern markets, and the supporting logistics and customs clearance services are basically in place.

China Economic Industrial Park, Bangladesh

Bangladesh has a population of about 170 million, with an abundant labor force and low manufacturing costs in South Asia. The park is equipped with a dedicated wharf, offering tax exemptions, land concessions, and import - export facilitation policies. It is suitable for labor - intensive industries such as clothing and textiles, daily necessities, light manufacturing, and hardware tools. For enterprises that need to optimize global production costs, this is a competitive option.

China Industrial Park, Serbia

Located in the heart of Europe, it is the first industrial park in Central and Eastern Europe developed by a Chinese enterprise. Serbia has signed free trade agreements with many countries such as the EU, Russia, and Turkey. Enterprises in the park can enjoy local preferential policies in Serbia and gain convenient access to the EU customs area. It focuses on developing industries such as auto parts, mechanical equipment, new materials, and green energy, and is suitable for manufacturing enterprises hoping to avoid EU trade barriers and enter the European high - end market.

02

Bank of China:

Building the Underlying Capabilities of Cross - Border Finance

When setting up factories or branches overseas, issues such as how to achieve cross - border capital flow, how to ensure the safe return of payment for goods, and how to hedge exchange rate fluctuations should be determined during the site - selection stage.

As of the latest statistics, the Bank of China (hereinafter referred to as "BOC") has more than 540 overseas branches, covering more than 60 countries and regions, including more than 40 countries along the Belt and Road Initiative. At this matching conference, the Zhejiang Branch of the Bank of China will focus on presenting several financial tools for enterprises going global:

In terms of overseas account opening, BOC has launched the "Overseas Account Opening Ease". Relying on its overseas branches, in areas where BOC branches are distributed, it will follow up on the matters of assisting with overseas investment account - opening materials throughout the process in China; it will open NRA accounts for enterprises' overseas institutions to manage funds.

In the field of ODI capital remittance, BOC will provide explanations of foreign exchange policies under ODI and full - process guidance on capital remittance.

In the field of settlement, BOC relies on the new offshore international trade policy to solve the difficulties in receiving funds in the overseas entrusted processing link; it provides the BOC Cross - border Remittance Express, replacing manual review with system review to achieve second - level entry of funds under trade.

03

TC GROUP:

Compliance Solutions for Equity Structure

Many enterprises going global find that after setting up factories overseas, an unreasonable equity structure leads to high tax burdens, poor capital return paths, or triggers local legal risks. These problems are often overlooked in the early stage, and once exposed, the time and capital costs for correction are very high.

TC GROUP is a cross - border legal, tax, and financial service group headquartered in Hong Kong, China and Singapore, with business covering more than 190 countries. It focuses on providing one - stop services in law, taxation, compliance, and structure design for Chinese enterprises going global.

Ms. Teng Jiping, the founding partner of TC GROUP, has been invited to give a live speech at this matching conference. With more than 20 years of work experience, she has long handled cross - border legal and tax cases such as overseas investment, overseas mergers and acquisitions, and overseas listings of Chinese enterprises. She has a lot of practical experience in areas such as international security risk analysis in overseas investment, cross - border legal difficult cases, cross - border tax planning, and structure setting in cross - border investment, and has served as an overseas strategic consultant for many large domestic enterprises.

At this matching conference, she will focus on sharing the compliance red lines in investment structure design in different countries, common tax optimization paths, risk prevention and control points in foreign exchange management, and how to reduce legal risks in overseas operations through reasonable structure design.

13:30 - 14:00 Sign - in and Entry

Participants sign in and visit the Comprehensive Service Port for Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global

14:00 - 14:20 Theme Sharing

Sharing on CCCC and its overseas business layout

14:20 - 15:00 Park Sharing

Sharing on investment opportunities and country selection in CCCC's overseas (four - country) parks

15:00 - 15:30 Guest Sharing

Sharing on financial services to serve the real economy and support cross - border investment

15:30 - 16:00 Guest Sharing

Sharing on overseas investment strategic management and risk prevention

16:20 - 17:30 Theme Q&A and Exchange

Free exchange among enterprises

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This article is from the WeChat official account "Comprehensive Service Port for Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global", author: Zhejiang Enterprises Going Global.