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Swedish Investment in China

Thursday,August 24,2006 Posted: 17:26 BJT(0926 GMT) Gothenburg

Almost all of Swedish large companies have invested in China. The investment are very important in their fields in China, such as Ericsson (China) Co. Ltd., Beijing Ericsson Mobile Communication Co. Ltd.., Nanjing Ericsson Mobile Communication Co. Ltd., Electrolux(China) Co. Ltd.. Volvo(China) Investment Co. Ltd., Xi’an Silver Bus Co. Ltd, Shanghai Sunwin Bus Co. Ltd., Astra (Wuxi) Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd, Suzhou Zixing Paper Co. Ltd., SKF(China) Investment Co. Ltd, Pharmacia &Upjohn (China) Co. Ltd. and IKEA China, etc. And more and more companies are going to China to do business. The EastIndianman Ship is in China now, and with her shipping Swedish government and companies want to enhance the relationship between Sweden and China.

The Swedish Companies are mainly active in following fields in China: infrastructure, electronic appliance, telecom, automobile, garment, construction material, printing, auto accessory, pharmacy, papermaking and golf course, etc. And the concerned region in China are Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu Province, Guangdong Province, Liaoning Province, Shandong Province, Guangxi Province, Fujian Province, Hainan Province, Guizhou Province, Sichuan Province, etc. And the most popular regions are Changjiang Delta and Zhujiang Delta.

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