China’s renewed commitment to welcoming global investors at the Boao Forum for Asia has companies like Germany-based Evonik Industries racing to expand their foothold. 🌍 The chemical giant’s Asia-Pacific president, Claus Rettig, called China’s blend of stability, market size, and resources a rare 'goldmine for growth' in today’s volatile economy.
With a strategy as sleek as a K-pop chorus 🎶, Evonik isn’t just setting up shop – it’s hunting for local partners to co-invest in next-gen projects. 'Asia, especially China, is where the future is being mixed,' Rettig told CGTN, hinting at innovations in sustainability and high-tech materials.
This move aligns with Beijing’s push to turn its vast market into a global innovation hub. Think of it like China’s economy dropping a new album 💿 – and multinational firms are lining up for front-row seats.
