150 Famous World Famous Brands in China

According to the Organizing Committee of the World Famous Brands Conference of 2005, the World Famous Enterprise Alliance (WUVE) announced the list of the Top 50 Most Valuable Chinese Brands in China in 2005, Motorola, Hewlett-Packard, Volkswagen, General Motors, and Honda. There are 150 famous world brand investment companies such as Dell, Nokia, Hyundai, Toyota, Philips, Siemens, Ericsson and Samsung.

It is understood that this selection is in accordance with the international brand evaluation system selection rules, candidate brands for three consecutive years in the performance of major markets in China, focusing on the assessment of candidate brand management and operation quality, growth rate, development potential, management team, China's market development capabilities , profitability, total taxation, and boosting regional economic growth; fifteen indicators of candidate brands in China, such as visibility, reputation, integrity, comprehensive competitiveness, brand management, brand enhancement, and brand extension. After the selection of independent survey institutions, comprehensive indicators of multiple levels of comparison selection, expert review and ultimately produced.

Zhou Wei, Chairman of the World's Well-known Brand Conference Organizing Committee in 2005, said that the “2015 World Famous Brands Invested in China's Top 50 Companies with Strong Investment” accounted for more than US$7 billion in annual operating income, with the lowest operating income. More than 200 million U.S. dollars. The list of the top 50 companies selected will provide a good example for foreign investors to invest in China. The rapid development of world-renowned brands investing in China has also demonstrated to the world that China is one of the most suitable countries for investment in the world.

In recent years, world-famous brands have continued to increase their investment in China, and their investment structure and quality have been continuously optimized. The absorption of world-famous brand investment has played a significant role in driving the Chinese national economy. China's foreign investment is shifting from labor-intensive to independent innovation and knowledge-intensive. As a result, the number of direct employment of world-famous investment companies in China has exceeded 25 million.

According to statistics, as of the end of November 2005, more than 250,000 foreign companies have invested in China, and more than 450 of the world’s largest 500 multinational companies have invested in China, including those in China. More than thirty regional headquarters have been established.