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Apple and China: A Mutually Beneficial Relationship

In 2019, around 46% of Apple's suppliers were Chinese companies or China-based factories. Not only do Chinese firms rely on Apple's sizable orders, but Apple also sees benefits from the country’s high cost-efficiency and growing innovation.

Haitian Acquires Hong Kong’s Amoy Food to Add an Established Overseas Platform

Foshan Haitian Flavouring and Food（海天味业）has completed the acquisition of all equity interests in Amoy Food Limited（淘大）, the Hong Kong food brand founded in 1908. The deal gives China’s leading condiment producer an established international brand and sales network, rather than requiring it to build overseas distribution market by market.

Kaiying Network Plans Indirect Wemade Stake Through US$298 Million Investment

Kaiying Network（恺英网络）plans to invest an estimated USD 298 million to acquire a 49% interest in an offshore vehicle connected to the proposed takeover of Wemade Co., Ltd., the South Korean game developer and original rights holder of the Legend of Mir IP. If completed, the transaction would give the Chinese publisher an indirect economic interest of about 19.7% in Wemade, based on the buyer vehicle’s planned 40.25% holding.

Zhipu AI Launches US$5 Billion Financing to Fund Next-Generation Models and Computing Infrastructure

Chinese foundation-model developer Zhipu AI（智谱）, listed in Hong Kong as Z.AI, has launched approximately US$5 billion in financing through a share placement and convertible bond offering. The transaction would substantially expand its funding for model development and computing infrastructure, highlighting the role of Hong Kong’s capital markets in financing China’s AI industry.

The US and China Stir Up the Global TWS Hype – China’s TWS Market Overview [2/3]

Globally, the TWS (True Wireless Stereo) flower is in bloom. Will the TWS market in China follow the steps of smartphones, eventually becoming the world’s largest market?