China Auto Consolidates, Humanoid Robots SurgeJune 18–19, 2025 | Hefei, China EAC International Consulting participated in two closed-door forums in Hefei, focused on the transformation of China’s automotive sector and the growing momentum in humanoid robotics. The sessions brought together senior executives from OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and technology disruptors to assess capital strategies, industrial policy, and global expansion frameworks.EAC shared its strategic perspectives on how Chinese automotive firms are accelerating international growth through Tier 1 partnerships, while foreign players are deepening their China presence by leveraging domestic supply chains, funding channels, and faster commercialization paths. The second forum highlighted …
Connecting China’s Chemical Logistics Globally
Connecting China’s Chemical Logistics GloballyEAC Partner Daniel Berger’s entrepreneurial vision and deep market expertise have been instrumental in navigating the rapid growth and transformation of China’s chemical logistics sector. His proactive approach and commitment to building strong cross-border partnerships have made this week’s engagements in Beijing especially impactful for both EAC and its clients, setting new standards for collaboration and innovation in a dynamic market. What opportunities does China’s chemical logistics sector offer to global players? In what ways can innovative logistics solutions drive safer and more efficient chemical supply chains? How are leading Chinese organizations preparing for global expansion …
Nearshoring in Central and Eastern Europe: Strategic Opportunities for Global Companies
Nearshoring in Central and Eastern Europe: Strategic Opportunities for Global CompaniesIn a recent article published by FINANCE magazine, our founding partner Dietmar Kusch shares his perspective on why nearshoring to Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has become a long-term strategic decision for many international companies.Key insights from the article: Rising costs and risk in Asia: Increased production and logistics costs, along with growing geopolitical uncertainties, are prompting companies to reevaluate their global value chain and supply chain structure. Advantages of the CEE region: Proximity to key markets, access to highly skilled labor, economic stability, and EU integration make countries like …
Empower Your Asian Manufacturing Decisions with intelloTRAK®
Empower Your Asian Manufacturing Decisions with intelloTRAK®At EAC, we have been at the forefront of guiding clients and foreign investors through the complexities of establishing and managing manufacturing operations in China for the past three decades. While the landscape may have shifted, the demand for strategic location selection continues to stay strong – whether you’re embarking on a new venture or considering a relocation.The arena of Asian manufacturing is changing, and so are the tools you need to succeed. We are thrilled to announce intelloTRAK®, a groundbreaking digital tool that harnesses our extensive experience to empower your location search. Curious …
Navigating the EV Market Shift in China
China’s Unrivaled Position in the EV LandscapeThe electric vehicle (EV) market in China continues to redefine the automotive industry’s future. In 2023, China solidified its position as a global leader by accounting for nearly 60% of worldwide EV sales (measured in car registrations), a significant indicator of its growing dominance, according to data from the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Global EV Outlook 2024, a Paris-based autonomous intergovernmental organization. This trend is not just a fleeting phase but a clear signal of the shifting dynamics in the global car market, with projections showing that one in three cars in China will …
Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)
Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)What is the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership? Signed in November 2020, the RCEP is a Free-Trade Agreement between 15 countries including the ASEAN nations, China, South Korea, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. As of 2020, the member countries account for ~30% of the world’s population and ~30% of global GDP. In March 2021, China became the first signatory to ratify RCEP, around three months ahead of schedule. The agreement can be viewed as the regional answer to the failed Transatlantic Partnership and a complementation of the existing CPTPP. Its purpose is to eliminate tariff and non-tariff …