New Investment Opportunities in China.

On September 25, 2025, the “New Investment Opportunities in China” roadshow and exchange meeting for Shenzhen-listed companies, hosted by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in Seoul, South Korea, concluded.

Senior executives from five Shenzhen-listed companies representing new quality productive forces sectors such as artificial intelligence, information technology, and new energy, including iFlytek, GEM Co., Ltd., Dongshan Precision, Shuanghuan Transmission, and Accelink Technologies, participated in the roadshow. They engaged in in-depth discussions with over 60 South Korean investors, introducing their companies’ operations, investment value, future development plans, and showcasing the achievements in developing new quality productive forces.

South Korean investors generally indicated that through face-to-face communication with the management of Shenzhen-listed companies, they deeply felt the innovation vitality and development potential of Chinese enterprises. They gained a more intuitive understanding of the development momentum of China’s new quality productive forces, further strengthening their confidence in investing in the A-share market.

“Technology Narrative” Becomes Consensus for Investing in China

China possesses a globally unique supply chain system, a vast market, and strong scientific research capabilities, enabling the development and application of cutting-edge technologies for new quality productive forces at relatively low costs. This drives rapid, large-scale commercial application, creating new investment opportunities. Companies such as GEM Co., Ltd. and iFlytek introduced their latest technological breakthroughs achieved through high R&D investment to enhance core competitiveness.

South Korean investors noted that South Korea has a long history in industries like semiconductors. From the perspective of related industry development cycles, Chinese companies are building technological barriers and patent portfolios through intensive R&D, transitioning from “technology followers” to “standard setters.” They are occupying increasingly important positions in the global value chain, demonstrating strong investment value.

Against the backdrop of global industrial chain restructuring, the development of China’s new quality productive forces will inevitably advance China’s economic globalization process, promoting more Chinese companies to expand overseas. This has also garnered widespread attention from international investors.

Representatives from iFlytek, GEM Co., Ltd., Dongshan Precision, Shuanghuan Transmission, and Accelink Technologies introduced their localization operations and technological innovation efforts in overseas markets, including South Korea. Leveraging globally leading capabilities, these companies are well-received overseas, driving local technological development while creating new growth opportunities for themselves.

South Korean institutional investors generally believe that facing an increasingly complex geopolitical environment and global trade landscape, Chinese companies are effectively enhancing their risk resilience and exploring new growth spaces through solid localized operations, technological collaboration, and supply chain diversification, demonstrating outstanding international competitiveness and sustainable development potential.

AI and Robotics Attract Attention from South Korean Investors

This event was the third “New Investment Opportunities in China” global roadshow series for Shenzhen-listed companies held this year.

In recent years, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange has emphasized both “going global” and “bringing in,” organizing roadshows overseas for over a hundred Shenzhen-listed companies and hosting “Visiting Shenzhen-listed Companies” events for international investors. These bidirectional exchanges enhance mutual understanding and trust, further strengthening international investors’ recognition of the “technology narrative” of Chinese assets and their long-term confidence in participating in the A-share market.

Participating South Korean investors generally believe that China’s technological innovation has developed rapidly in recent years, yielding a number of influential global tech products. These innovations provide strong support for optimizing the valuation system of Chinese assets. Amid rising global geopolitical risks and increased economic uncertainty, China, as the world’s second-largest economy, offers stability and development potential, making it a preferred market for international investors seeking避险 allocation.

It was indicated that South Korean institutional investors are gradually shifting their focus to non-US markets in global asset allocation and recognize China’s technological breakthroughs in fields like AI and robotics. A consensus is forming that China will occupy a leading position in future technological competition. This event not only helped South Korean investors gain a more intuitive understanding of the development strategies and prospects of high-quality Chinese companies, deeply feeling the innovation vitality and market potential driven by the digital economy, but also further strengthened their confidence in the long-term investment value of the Chinese market.

It was also noted that with the gradual recovery of the A-share and Hong Kong stock markets, South Korean investors’ attention and enthusiasm for investing in Chinese companies have significantly increased. Interest in related sectors surged particularly after the launch of Deep

Shenzhen Stock Exchange

The Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE) is one of mainland China’s two major stock exchanges, established in 1990 to support the country’s economic reforms. It has been a crucial platform for financing innovative and high-growth companies, particularly from the technology sector, playing a key role in China’s economic transformation.

iFlytek

iFlytek is a leading Chinese technology company specializing in artificial intelligence, particularly speech recognition and natural language processing. Founded in 1999, it has played a significant role in China’s AI development, creating products like voice assistants and translation systems. The company is considered a national AI flagship and a major innovator in intelligent speech technology.

GEM Co., Ltd.

GEM Co., Ltd. is not a traditional cultural or historical site, but a leading Chinese company specializing in resource recycling, particularly in reclaiming metals from electronic waste. Founded in 2001 in Shenzhen, its history is rooted in developing advanced technologies to support a circular economy and sustainable development. The company represents a significant modern effort in China to address environmental challenges through industrial innovation.

Dongshan Precision

Dongshan Precision is a modern Chinese high-tech manufacturing company specializing in precision metal components, electronic circuits, and communication devices. Founded in 1998 in Suzhou, it has grown into a key global supplier for industries like consumer electronics and 5G telecommunications. While not a historical cultural site, its history reflects China’s rapid development as a leader in advanced manufacturing and technology.

Shuanghuan Transmission

I am unable to provide a summary for “Shuanghuan Transmission” as it does not appear to be a recognized place, cultural site, or historical landmark. It may refer to a specific company, a technical term, or a localized name not widely known. Without more specific context, I cannot confirm its history or significance.

Accelink Technologies

Accelink Technologies is a leading Chinese company specializing in the research, development, and manufacturing of optoelectronic devices and modules. Founded in 2001, it has played a significant role in advancing China’s optical communication industry, providing critical components for telecommunications and data networks. It is a subsidiary of the China Information Communication Technologies Group (CICT), linking its history to the country’s broader technological development strategy.

A-share market

The A-share market is China’s primary stock market, where shares of mainland Chinese companies are traded in the local currency, the renminbi (RMB). It was officially established in the early 1990s with the opening of the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, marking a major step in China’s economic reforms. Historically, it was largely restricted to domestic investors but has been progressively opening up to qualified foreign institutional investment since the early 2000s.

Hong Kong stock markets

The Hong Kong stock markets, with the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) as its main operator, have grown from a local exchange founded in 1891 into a leading global financial center. Its modern importance was cemented after China’s economic reforms, as it became the primary gateway for international capital to access Chinese companies. Today, it is one of the world’s largest stock markets, renowned for its significant listings of mainland Chinese firms (H-shares) and its robust regulatory framework.