Foreign and domestic firms are singing praises for China’s business ecosystem, according to CCPIT’s freshly dropped 2025 report. Dated February 28 from Beijing, this marks the 10th annual edition, chronicling a decade of positive evolution.
Enterprises pegged the overall environment at 4.39 on a 5-point scale – up for the second year. A whopping 90 percent deemed it satisfactory, reflecting deep confidence in China’s market machinery.
Excelling categories spanned 12 benchmarks: superior customs services, seamless company formation and wind-down, plus a rock-solid socio-legal backdrop. Business continuity has notably strengthened as a result.
Wang Wanshu, CCPIT’s voice, dished out profit positives: Roughly 70 percent of participants out-earned 2024 figures. Export-oriented outfits shone brighter, with 70-plus percent holding or hiking order books.
Behind the numbers lies a deliberate strategy. China has overhauled customs to speed flows, digitized registrations for instant setups, and fortified legal safeguards against disputes. These tweaks have transformed potential pain points into competitive edges.
For global watchers, the survey signals China’s post-pandemic rebound is firing on all cylinders. With profits padding balance sheets and orders flowing, companies are locking in expansions. This bullish vibe positions China as an unmissable hub for ambitious ventures.