On May 19, 2026, professionals from Dezan Shira & Associates participated in the seminar “2026 Asian Manufacturing Outlook: Navigating Supply Chain Resilience for FIEs”, organized by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China Beijing Chapter in Beijing.
The event discussed the evolving manufacturing landscape in China and Asia, supply chain diversification strategies, and the role of EU industrial policies in strengthening competitiveness and reducing strategic dependencies. Representing Dezan Shira & Associates, Senior International Advisory Manager Ines Liu delivered an in-person keynote presentation on the 2026 China Manufacturing Landscape, examining the latest developments shaping China’s industrial sector and the country’s continuing role as a core node in global manufacturing supply chains.
In a second keynote presentation, Co-Head of Business Intelligence Services, Pritesh Samuel provided an overview of key supply chain diversification hubs across Asia from HCMC office. The session analyzed emerging manufacturing destinations and investment trends in markets including Southeast Asia and India, while outlining the strategic considerations European companies should evaluate when adopting a “China plus one” approach.
The seminar also featured insights from Dr. Jorg Weberndorfer, Minister Counsellor at the Trade Section, EU Delegation to China, who discussed how EU policies to boost competitiveness and reduce dependencies.
The discussion and Q&A sessionfurther explored how European businesses can navigate evolving regulatory, geopolitical and operational challenges while maintaining sustainable growth strategies across China and Asia.
As supply chain restructuring and regional diversification continue to accelerate, Dezan Shira & Associates, an Ascentium company, remains committed to supporting international businesses with market intelligence, investment advisory and operational guidance across Asia’s major manufacturing markets.
Asia Manufacturing Index 2026
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