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The China+ Strategy: Cross-Border Restructuring for Supply Chain Resilience

Published: May 2025

In the face of rising geopolitical tensions, regulatory shifts, and global supply chain vulnerabilities, foreign investors in China are reevaluating their regional strategies. This issue of China Briefing magazine explores cross-border restructuring as a practical, forward-looking approach to mitigate risks without abandoning China’s manufacturing strengths and market potential. Tailored for decision-makers, the magazine offers actionable insights to help businesses build operational flexibility and long-term resilience across Asia.

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As global trade tensions rise, regulatory policies shift, and supply chain vulnerabilities deepen, foreign investors operating in China are under increasing pressure to reassess their regional strategies. However, China remains central to global manufacturing and consumer demand, making a full exit impractical for many businesses.

In this issue of China Briefing magazine, we explore cross-border restructuring as a strategic solution to help multinational companies diversify operations, mitigate geopolitical risk, and enhance supply chain resilience—without exiting China. We provide a comprehensive framework covering key considerations such as location selection, tax planning, talent management, and regulatory compliance across emerging Asian markets. We also offer actionable insights on how to implement cross-border restructuring, avoid common pitfalls, and manage transition risks.

Designed for CEOs, CFOs, and global operations leaders, this publication delivers practical guidance for businesses seeking operational flexibility and long-term competitiveness in Asia’s evolving economic landscape.

In this issue:

  • Cross-Border Restructuring: A Strategic Response to Rising Geopolitical and Supply Chain Risks
  • Key Considerations for Successful Cross-Border Restructuring
  • Making it Work — Implementation Tips and Pitfalls to Avoid
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