Export to China - do
business in China
Over the
years, Starmass has developed a broad network and gained extensive
experiences in China to assist our clients enter the market and export their products to China. With our expertise,
you can
minimize your risk and achieve the best business expansion in China.
If you wish to
understand more about the market before making any decision, we could assist
you through the three phases below:
Phase I will
study the market in which you are interested, this will provide you good
understanding on how is the market potentiality for your products in China;
what are customers' needs and expectations; how is the market competition
etc.
Phase II will
study the best channels to enter the China market and recommend market entry
strategy, for example, is it better to have your own office in China or is
it better to start business through local partners etc?
Phase III is
the stage of entering China market, either setting up your own company and
looking for local partners.
If you decide
to do business in China
through local partners
(importers /agents /
distributors / representatives etc), we can assist you source and screen
prospective local partners who meet your requirements and have capability to
market your products in China, our systematic approach could enable us
identify the most suitable Chinese partners and maximize your investment
return in China.
If you are going to set up your own office or build up a foreign-owned enterprise in China,
the risk will become
ever higher. As such, it is no doubt that a more in-depth
and comprehensive China market research and analysis will be necessary to reduce the risk and
increase the successful probability.
If, however, you are pretty familiar with Chinese market, we could skip phase
I, phase II and go to phase III directly.
Flowchart
Below is the flowchart to show the process of market entry starting from
China market entry strategy till
export to China (importers, agents/ distributors, representative
office,
investment):

Remarks: WFOE refers to Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise
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