Taiwan Funded Footwear Enterprises Move Towards ASEAN

Reporters from Nanning to ASEAN Economics At the briefing of the development and development of the Development Zone, it was learned that the shoe industry project of Taiwan Maas group with a total investment of 1 billion 400 million yuan has been completed and put into operation 3 and trial production 2. In recent years, with the continuous development of the Beibu Gulf Economic Zone, Taiwan businessmen have been sharing the important opportunities brought about by the establishment of the China ASEAN Free Trade Area through the layout of the Beibu Gulf.

In the Nanning ASEAN Economic Development Zone, Taiwan Maas group footwear industry In the project workshop, a large number of workers are busy on the production line. leather shoes From production to packaging, all are completed within the workshop. "Guangxi is the forefront of the ASEAN connection. At present, the labor cost is low, land and tax policies are preferential, and the products can be extended to ASEAN and the whole world through the Beibu Gulf." Zhang Yuanheng, head of Nanning project of Taiwan Maas group, said.

With the signing of the framework agreement on economic cooperation across the Straits, the China ASEAN FTA has become more prominent. As China's docking with ASEAN's forefront, Guangxi has increasingly become a realistic path for Taiwan businessmen to move towards ASEAN.

Li Bin, director of the Nanning ASEAN Economic Development Zone Management Committee, said that the number of Taiwan funded enterprises that have successfully settled in the development zone has reached 15, with a total investment of 1 billion 600 million yuan. In the near future, 3 Taiwan funded enterprises will be settled and the investment will be as high as 270 million. "The Taiwan unified food project with a total investment of more than 200 million yuan has also been clearly settled in the Nanning ASEAN Economic Development Zone."

By the end of 2009, Guangxi had approved 1319 investment projects for Taiwanese businessmen, with a contractual investment of US $4 billion 960 million, and Taiwan's investment amounted to US $2 billion 760 million. Taiwanese capital has become the main source of Guangxi's use of overseas funds, and Guangxi has also become one of the provinces with the largest Taiwanese investment in the western region.