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Zawya
18-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Ambassador Han Jing Attends the Opening Ceremony of the First Invest Zambia International Conference
On July 16, the first Invest Zambia International Conference was held at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre. The three-day event, themed 'Driving Generational Transformative Investments through Joint Ventures and Partnerships', attracted participation from government departments, enterprises, financial institutions, industry organizations and diplomats from over 20 countries, totaling more than 1,500 attendees. Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema attended the opening ceremony and delivered a keynote speech. He stated that Zambia has created a stable, predictable, and investor-friendly environment with immense development potential in sectors such as mining, agriculture, tourism, manufacturing and processing. Investors from various countries, including China, have made significant contributions to Zambia's economic and social development. The Zambian government will strive to foster a better business environment and welcomes global investors to establish joint ventures in Zambia, boosting economic growth, job creation, value addition and technological innovation. Ambassador Han Jing was present and delivered remarks. He noted that the practical cooperation between China and Zambia has flourished dynamically under the strategic guidance of the two head of state. China is Zambia's largest source of investment, second-largest trading partner and the largest sponsor of this conference. Chinese enterprises, active across all sectors of Zambia's economy and society, are vital participants and contributors to the nation's development. The Chinese government consistently requires all Chinese enterprises to operate in compliance with laws and regulations and actively fulfill social responsibilities. Simultaneously, Ambassador Han stated China's expectation that the Zambian government and all sectors of society will create a more favorable environment for Chinese enterprises investing and operating in Zambia. Prior to the opening ceremony, Ambassador Han Jing accompanied President Hichilema on a tour of the Chinese enterprises exhibition. During the opening ceremony, they jointly witnessed the signing of multiple investment cooperation agreements between Chinese enterprises and Zambian counterparts in fields including power construction and new energy vehicles. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Republic of Zambia.
Zawya
01-07-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Ambassador Chen Mingjian Attended the 4th China-Tanzania Job Fair
On June 28, Chinese Ambassador to Tanzania Mingjian and Minister of Prime Minister's Office(Labour, Youth, Employment and Persons with Disability) Hon. Ridhiwani Jakaya Kikwete attended The 4th China-Tanzania Job Fair together. Over 100 Chinese enterprises participated in the job fair, offering about 1000 job opportunities. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the United Republic of Tanzania.
Associated Press
24-06-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
C&D Inc. Shares Three Key Experiences to Help Chinese Enterprises Navigate Global Commodity Risks
HANGZHOU, China, June 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As the era of Globalization 3.0 approaches—marked by rising calls for 'de-globalization' on one hand, and the vigorous global expansion of Chinese enterprises on the other—the 'Born to Be Global' 2nd Global Summit of Chinese Enterprises Going Overseas and 2025 Mid-Year Industry Summit was held at the National University of Singapore from June 19 to 20, 2025. Jointly launched by Hangzhou Ba Jiu Ling Cultural Creative Co., Ltd., Jidang Business Studies, and the Sino-Commercial Overseas Industrial Alliance (SCOIA), and co-organized by C&D Inc., the summit brought together over 50 political and business leaders, along with representatives from international business associations and more than 1,000 corporate delegates from China and abroad, to explore the latest trends and opportunities in global expansion. As a leading player in the supply chain sector, C&D Inc. was invited to share its insights on using futures instruments to help global enterprises mitigate the risks of commodity price volatility in international markets. Li Zhi, General Manager of the Futures Management Department of the Risk Control Center, C&D Inc., delivering a keynote speech at the summit. In his speech titled 'Proactive Risk Management: Tackling Supply Chain Black Swans,' Li Zhi highlighted the key challenges faced by Chinese enterprises going global. Drawing from historical lessons and innovative practices, he offered a systematic analysis of how futures instruments can play a critical role in stabilizing global supply chains. In his presentation, Li Zhi highlighted three core concepts in price risk management: Breakthrough, Exploration, and Transformation. Breakthrough: From the 'Soybean Incident' to Financial Tool Innovation Li Zhi began his speech by revisiting the 2004 'Soybean Incident,' a crisis that shook China's grain and oil industry. The international soybean market underwent extreme volatility over a six-month period—prices surged and plunged by more than 50%—driven by multiple factors, including the price discovery mechanisms of the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). The shock was severe for China's soybean processing sector, which was highly dependent on imports. 'Nearly 1,000 Chinese companies went bankrupt,' he said, 'with 85% of the processing capacity shifting to foreign ownership, resulting in total economic losses exceeded 15 billion yuan (approximately USD 2.1 billion)'. The crisis became a catalyst for change. According to Li Zhi, the adoption of futures instruments helped compress the price volatility of soybeans from 1,300 cents to just 210 cents per bushel—an 85% reduction. This has been a key factor in preventing similar crises since the 'Soybean Incident.' Leveraging futures instruments to effectively manage price volatility has become a critical strategy for enterprises seeking to navigate international markets. Exploration: C&D Inc.'s Three Core Practices Even today, many Chinese enterprises remain unfamiliar with the use of futures instruments in global markets. Citing data, Li Zhi noted that 98% of Fortune 500 companies utilize financial derivatives for hedging purposes, whereas only about 30% of non-financial listed firms on China's A-share market do the same. With four decades of experience in international operations, C&D Inc. stands out as a leading Chinese enterprise in the strategic use of financial derivatives within the supply chain sector. During his speech, Li Zhi shared how C&D Inc. has built an effective framework for using futures instruments, structured around three core pillars: risk control, business operations, and research. He distilled this approach into a guiding principle: 'Risk control comes first, business forms the foundation, and research supports the base.' Transformation: From Managing Its Own Risks to Empowering Others As C&D Inc. has matured in its application of futures instruments, it has progressively integrated its proprietary futures framework into its broader supply chain services. By leveraging these tools, the company has helped over 900 industrial clients build robust risk management shields—enabling stable upstream pricing, consistent midstream margins, and predictable downstream costs. As acclaimed Chinese financial commentator Wu Xiaobo observed, 'C&D Inc. has transformed its externally driven resource integration capabilities into internally driven service delivery—offering end-to-end support across information, logistics, and finance.' As Chinese enterprises embark on this new wave of globalization, it is companies like C&D Inc.—with deep operational experience and robust overseas supply chain capabilities—that must step forward to share their know-how and open up their resources. Only then can Chinese firms expand globally in a more professional, secure, and efficient manner. In closing, Li Zhi emphasized, 'In this new era of global navigation, only by jointly building a shared risk-bearing mechanism can Chinese enterprises chart a steady course through turbulent global waters and achieve sustainable success.' 'One struggles alone, but thrives together.' This is not only a recognition of C&D Inc.'s forward-thinking practices, but also a broader call for Chinese enterprises to embrace collective resilience in navigating global risks. Organization: Hangzhou Ba Jiu Ling Cultural Creative Co., Ltd Contact Person: Daisy Xing Website: Email: [email protected] Disclaimer: This press release is provided byHangzhou Ba Jiu Ling Cultural Creative Co., Ltd A photo accompanying this announcement is available at
Yahoo
24-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
C&D Inc. Shares Three Key Experiences to Help Chinese Enterprises Navigate Global Commodity Risks
HANGZHOU, China, June 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As the era of Globalization 3.0 approaches—marked by rising calls for 'de-globalization' on one hand, and the vigorous global expansion of Chinese enterprises on the other—the "Born to Be Global" 2nd Global Summit of Chinese Enterprises Going Overseas and 2025 Mid-Year Industry Summit was held at the National University of Singapore from June 19 to 20, 2025. Jointly launched by Hangzhou Ba Jiu Ling Cultural Creative Co., Ltd., Jidang Business Studies, and the Sino-Commercial Overseas Industrial Alliance (SCOIA), and co-organized by C&D Inc., the summit brought together over 50 political and business leaders, along with representatives from international business associations and more than 1,000 corporate delegates from China and abroad, to explore the latest trends and opportunities in global expansion. As a leading player in the supply chain sector, C&D Inc. was invited to share its insights on using futures instruments to help global enterprises mitigate the risks of commodity price volatility in international Zhi, General Manager of the Futures Management Department of the Risk Control Center, C&D Inc., delivering a keynote speech at the summit. In his speech titled 'Proactive Risk Management: Tackling Supply Chain Black Swans,' Li Zhi highlighted the key challenges faced by Chinese enterprises going global. Drawing from historical lessons and innovative practices, he offered a systematic analysis of how futures instruments can play a critical role in stabilizing global supply chains. In his presentation, Li Zhi highlighted three core concepts in price risk management: Breakthrough, Exploration, and Transformation. Breakthrough: From the "Soybean Incident" to Financial Tool Innovation Li Zhi began his speech by revisiting the 2004 'Soybean Incident,' a crisis that shook China's grain and oil industry. The international soybean market underwent extreme volatility over a six-month period—prices surged and plunged by more than 50%—driven by multiple factors, including the price discovery mechanisms of the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT). The shock was severe for China's soybean processing sector, which was highly dependent on imports. 'Nearly 1,000 Chinese companies went bankrupt,' he said, 'with 85% of the processing capacity shifting to foreign ownership, resulting in total economic losses exceeded 15 billion yuan (approximately USD 2.1 billion)'. The crisis became a catalyst for change. According to Li Zhi, the adoption of futures instruments helped compress the price volatility of soybeans from 1,300 cents to just 210 cents per bushel—an 85% reduction. This has been a key factor in preventing similar crises since the 'Soybean Incident.' Leveraging futures instruments to effectively manage price volatility has become a critical strategy for enterprises seeking to navigate international markets. Exploration: C&D Inc.'s Three Core Practices Even today, many Chinese enterprises remain unfamiliar with the use of futures instruments in global markets. Citing data, Li Zhi noted that 98% of Fortune 500 companies utilize financial derivatives for hedging purposes, whereas only about 30% of non-financial listed firms on China's A-share market do the same. With four decades of experience in international operations, C&D Inc. stands out as a leading Chinese enterprise in the strategic use of financial derivatives within the supply chain sector. During his speech, Li Zhi shared how C&D Inc. has built an effective framework for using futures instruments, structured around three core pillars: risk control, business operations, and research. He distilled this approach into a guiding principle: 'Risk control comes first, business forms the foundation, and research supports the base.' Transformation: From Managing Its Own Risks to Empowering Others As C&D Inc. has matured in its application of futures instruments, it has progressively integrated its proprietary futures framework into its broader supply chain services. By leveraging these tools, the company has helped over 900 industrial clients build robust risk management shields—enabling stable upstream pricing, consistent midstream margins, and predictable downstream costs. As acclaimed Chinese financial commentator Wu Xiaobo observed, 'C&D Inc. has transformed its externally driven resource integration capabilities into internally driven service delivery—offering end-to-end support across information, logistics, and finance.' As Chinese enterprises embark on this new wave of globalization, it is companies like C&D Inc.—with deep operational experience and robust overseas supply chain capabilities—that must step forward to share their know-how and open up their resources. Only then can Chinese firms expand globally in a more professional, secure, and efficient manner. In closing, Li Zhi emphasized, 'In this new era of global navigation, only by jointly building a shared risk-bearing mechanism can Chinese enterprises chart a steady course through turbulent global waters and achieve sustainable success.' 'One struggles alone, but thrives together.' This is not only a recognition of C&D Inc.'s forward-thinking practices, but also a broader call for Chinese enterprises to embrace collective resilience in navigating global risks. Organization: Hangzhou Ba Jiu Ling Cultural Creative Co., Ltd Contact Person: Daisy Xing Website: Email: xingqian@ Disclaimer: This press release is provided by Hangzhou Ba Jiu Ling Cultural Creative Co., Ltd. The statements, views, and opinions expressed are solely those of the provider and do not necessarily reflect those of this media platform or its publisher. Any names or brands mentioned are used for identification purposes only and remain the property of their respective owners. No endorsement or guarantee is made regarding the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information presented. This material is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or professional advice. Readers are encouraged to conduct independent research and consult qualified professionals. The publisher is not liable for any losses, damages, or legal issues arising from the use or publication of this content. A photo accompanying this announcement is available at
