Gong Mingxin, chairman of the Taiwan National Development Council, said that the interruption of production related to technical safety and epidemic is prompting enterprises to transfer more production capacity out of mainland China.
Gong Mingxin accepted an exclusive interview with Bloomberg last month. The interview content was published on Tuesday (May 2).Gong Mingxin said in an exclusive interview that more and more manufacturers are trying to establish two independent supply chains of "red" and "non -red" to serve the Chinese and African markets. India and Southeast Asia have become the main of this trend.Benefiting.
Gong Mingxin said that when the United States first levied a high tariff on mainland China for the first time, the company was still hesitant, and it was not sure if it was necessary to decentralize the supply chain.However, after the outbreak of the crown disease, the company realized that it is necessary to transfer production to other places.
Gong Mingxin also said that scientific and technological security concerns are also promoting enterprises and decision makers to change their strategies.He believes that more Taiwanese chip companies may set up factories in India and Southeast Asia, rather than mainland China; India has concerns about scientific and technological security issues, and does not want mature chips or low -end products to from mainland China.
He said that even mainland Chinese companies are looking for sources of alternative supply to better meet overseas needs."It is not just a Taiwanese company that needs to be decentralized. Chinese (mainland) companies also need to do this."
