China charts course for green corridors
China is emerging as an influential player in the global green shipping corridor movement, leveraging its dominance in green fuel production, battery technology and maritime infrastructure to take a leading role in efforts to decarbonise international shipping. Yet despite holding advantages across much of the value chain, the country still faces significant challenges if it ...
Singapore firms eyeing the Chinese market should specifically target smart technology, advanced manufacturing, and the green economy sectors, according to Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG). Executive Director Kow Juan Tiang highlighted the abundant opportunities available for firms offering innovative solutions, citing China's large market size, manufacturing capabilities, and supply chains.
China's rapidly growing robotics sector, with over 354,000 industrial robots installed in 2025, represents a significant opportunity for companies like Xnergy, which develops contactless charging solutions for autonomous robots. The company, which has witnessed exponential growth since entering China in 2021, aims to increase its production capacity by up to 100 times in the coming years.
Additionally, sustainability is a promising growth sector, supported by China's commitment to reducing carbon emissions and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. Companies like SP Group are expanding their district cooling networks in Guangzhou, capitalizing on China's emphasis on sustainability. Despite the market's challenges, including a prolonged property slump and cautious consumer spending, EnterpriseSG advises Singapore firms to target expanding sectors and leverage their strengths to capitalize on the opportunities in China.
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