Global X: 5 companies driving China’s next tech wave

With China’s tech sector entering a new phase of execution and global competitiveness, Global X’s Senior Investment Strategist, Billy Leung, highlights five companies driving the nation’s next innovation cycle.

Key Takeaways:

  • Alibaba: Transitioning from e-commerce to AI and cloud infrastructure, with a significant investment in AI capabilities.

  • Tencent: Integrating AI across its ecosystem, including WeChat, gaming, and cloud services, to enhance user engagement and operational efficiency.

  • CATL: Leading in battery innovation with advancements in fast-charging and sodium-ion technologies, and expanding into energy storage solutions for grid applications.

  • BYD: Scaling electric vehicle production with full-stack integration, from battery manufacturing to software development, and expanding into international markets.

  • Xiaomi: Evolving from a smartphone manufacturer to a comprehensive tech company, entering the electric vehicle market with the SU7 Ultra and developing an integrated ecosystem across AI and smart home infrastructure.

These companies exemplify China’s strategic shift towards self-sufficiency and leadership in critical technology sectors, reflecting a broader national agenda to embed innovation across its economy.


Read the full commentary here: Five Companies Powering China’s Next Tech Cycle.

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