From market expansion to offshore capacity, A-share companies are frequently making moves in overseas layout.

From market development to overseas production capacity, recent A-share listed companies have been making frequent moves in overseas expansion, with large orders and production capacity landing in sectors such as energy infrastructure, high-end manufacturing, and green transformation. Companies such as China Oil Engineering, China Railway Construction, and China State Construction have announced the acquisition of tens of billions of dollars in "large orders" overseas; Linglong Tire and Wankai New Materials plan to invest 8.71 billion yuan and 20.2 billion yuan respectively to build factories overseas. Journalists have found that the overseas projects developed by the aforementioned companies recently exhibit characteristics of regional focus and industry differentiation. The regions where the projects are awarded are mainly concentrated in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and other regions. In terms of industry characteristics, large orders are frequent in the energy infrastructure sector, highlighting the comprehensive advantages of leading companies in the industry; in the high-end manufacturing sector, the core is the localization of production capacity layout, forming a "production base + regional market" dual-radiation network, building a diverse overseas ecological system.