Research Subjects and Methodology
This market report is an independent research study on the global and Chinese enterprise after-sales service markets for 2022. It focuses on comprehensive enterprise after-sales service solutions as the core research subject, with a research period spanning the entire year of 2022. This project will conduct a focused review and analysis of information such as market overview, current industry status, market size, competitive landscape, etc., regarding enterprise after-sales services in industries including mobile phones, PCs, servers, household appliances, service robots, drones, and automobiles. It will also explore the future development drivers and trends of the global and Chinese enterprise after-sales service markets.
To ensure the independence and objectivity of the research content, the research team will integrate multi-dimensional perspectives based on feedback from downstream enterprise experts, insights from industry experts, and thematic exchanges with leading enterprises, and output analytical results.
Time Range
Base Year: 2022
Historical Years: 2018 - 2022
Predicted Years: 2023 - 2027
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overview of the Global and Chinese Enterprise After-sales Service Markets
1.1 Current Situation of Chinese Enterprises Going Global
With the continuous advancement of globalization, relevant departments such as the State Council and the General Administration of Customs have successively introduced a series of favorable policies and measures in areas such as customs clearance facilitation, foreign exchange settlement, tax subsidies, and financing preferences to empower domestic brands to go global. In September 2022, the Ministry of Commerce issued the 'Several Policy Measures to Support the Stable Development of Trade', proposing to support advantageous products in exploring international markets, play the role of a trade innovation platform, further leverage cross-border e-commerce to stabilize foreign trade, and further promote smooth trade. In May 2022, the executive meeting of the State Council proposed measures such as ensuring orders, effectively dredging the collection and distribution of goods at seaports and airports, introducing policies to facilitate cross-border e-commerce export returns and exchanges, and increasing credit disbursement to small and micro foreign trade enterprises to help them cope with difficulties and challenges.
Driven by both the 'Belt and Road' initiative and RCEP, China has gradually achieved a higher level of opening up, further promoting trade in services and investment openness, facilitating trade and investment, and improving the business environment, providing a free and dynamic market environment for domestic enterprises going global. According to the statistical bulletin on China's foreign direct investment in previous years, in 2021, China's foreign direct investment flows reached $178.82 billion, a year-on-year increase of 16.3%, with the stock of foreign direct investment reaching $2.79 trillion, ranking among the top three globally for five consecutive years. Among them, China's investment in countries along the 'Belt and Road' continued to grow, with direct investment in these countries reaching $24.15 billion in 2021, accounting for 13.5% of China's total annual foreign investment flows. With the support and encouragement of national policies and an even more free and open investment and trade environment, more domestic enterprises will actively carry out foreign investment cooperation, layout overseas markets, to adapt to the development trend of the international pattern, explore new markets and new profit spaces.
Source: 'Statistical Bulletin on China's Foreign Direct Investment'
