Regional platforms
Policies and cases from free trade zones, development zones, industrial parks, and special economic zones.
Over 2,000 industrial clusters in China are undergoing spatial restructuring: strengthening supply chains along the coast and expanding new poles inland. Starting from key industries such as electronics, semiconductors, biomedicine, and new energy, this article analyzes the capital logic behind regional shifts and their implications for long-term investment.
This text interprets how China's institutional opening-up policies influence green innovation systems through free trade zone experiments, revealing the dual pathways of knowledge spillovers and government investment, as well as their implications for the location choices of global green capital.
From Vietnam's first foreign investment law in 1987 to the Investment Law of 2020, Vietnam has reshaped its foreign direct investment system through legal reforms. Based on the latest research, this article analyzes policy logic, regional competition, and recommendations for investors.
The 2025 assessment results of the Ministry of Commerce show that national-level economic development zones contributed nearly a quarter of the country's foreign investment and foreign trade. This article analyzes, from the perspectives of global capital flows, industrial upgrading, and institutional innovation, how this open platform has become a key node for multinational enterprises to position themselves in China.
Based on the latest "Pulse" report, this provides an in-depth analysis of capital flows, infrastructure drivers, and regional economic logic across 25 residential investment hotspots in Australia.
After the island-wide customs closure operation of the Hainan Free Trade Port, the number of new market entities and foreign-invested enterprises has grown substantially, with high-end manufacturing, bonded maintenance, and other industries accelerating their clustering. Hainan is becoming a new hub for global capital to invest in the Asia-Pacific region.
From the perspective of global capital flows and regional industrial upgrading, this paper analyzes how the "new quality productive forces" policy drives China's ethnic regions to shift from resource dependence to a digital, green, and innovation-driven economy, revealing new opportunities and challenges in investment location.
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the industrial positioning, policy advantages, and investment value of China's seven special economic zones, offering foreign investors a systematic reference for location selection.
Based on the latest research reports, this provides an in-depth analysis of the capital logic, regional economic drivers, and rental market transformations behind Australia's 25 property investment hotspots, revealing the long-term trend of investors shifting from central cities to regional markets.
Based on the latest Pulse report from Washington Brown and Hotspotting, analyze how 25 Australian property investment hotspots map the structural shift of capital from metropolitan areas to regional centers, and how infrastructure, tax levers, and market resilience collectively shape the new investment map.
From the perspectives of global capital flows, industrial chain restructuring, and regional competition, this article provides an in-depth analysis of the differentiated positioning and investment logic of seven major Chinese special economic zones, including Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Xiamen, Hainan, Kashgar, and Horgos, offering multinational enterprises a research-based framework for location selection.
Based on the latest research by Washington Brown and Hotspotting, this analyzes the capital flows, infrastructure drivers, and regional economic restructuring behind 25 property investment hotspots in Australia.
In-depth analysis of the industrial advantages, policy frameworks, and investment environments of China's seven special economic zones, helping foreign enterprises evaluate optimal site selection strategies. Based on the latest report from China Briefing, interpreting the economic logic of special zones from the perspective of global capital flows.
Vietnam's industrial real estate is entering a new cycle of growth, driven by high-quality FDI inflows and green transformation. Manufacturing remains the mainstay, but capital in Ho Chi Minh City is shifting toward high-value-added sectors such as AI and data centers.
Against the backdrop of global supply chain restructuring and the expansion of tech giants into Southeast Asia, Vietnam's industrial parks must transform from traditional manufacturing bases into ecosystems that integrate technology, innovation, and green energy to remain competitive.
In the context of global supply chain restructuring, Vietnam's industrial parks are facing an urgent need to transform from traditional manufacturing bases into integrated ecosystems of technology, innovation, and green development. This article analyzes the challenges of attracting tech giants to Vietnam's industrial parks and the characteristics of a new generation of industrial parks.
Vietnam's industrial parks are undergoing fundamental changes, shifting from traditional manufacturing spaces to ecosystems integrating technology, innovation, logistics, and green energy to attract global tech giants.
Vietnam's industrial parks are transforming from traditional management models to digital, intelligent, and green approaches in order to attract high-quality foreign direct investment. This article analyzes global capital flow trends, policy drivers, and regional competitive dynamics, exploring the core roles of digital technology, AI, and cybersecurity in the upgrading of industrial parks.
Against the backdrop of supply chain restructuring and a surge in foreign capital inflows, Vietnam is enhancing localization rates and reducing import dependence by developing supporting industries, with the goal of raising localization rates in key industries to 40-45% by 2030. Based on information from the Ho Chi Minh City Forum in July 2026, this article analyzes how Vietnam is upgrading from assembly and processing to high value-added manufacturing, as well as the opportunities and challenges brought by multinational enterprise布局, policy support, and certification standards.
Philippine PEZA deepens integration with Japanese industrial capital, with multiple large-scale manufacturing projects confirmed for expansion, revealing a new node in the eastward shift of the global supply chain.