Chinese firms looking abroad are navigating a more complex environment, as global macroeconomic instability and localized business risks combine to create a tough environment for expansion, according to a new report by Dun & Bradstreet Holdings Inc.
Released on Sept. 22, the report warns that Chinese companies venturing overseas are grappling with significant uncertainty. On one hand, volatile tariff structures and shifting investment policies are complicating strategic planning. On the other, firms are confronting granular risks such as opaque partner finances and erratic payment practices that are threatening cash flow and solvency.
