World Companies Moving Out of China!! Would Any Find Way to Pakistan?

[imadul]

Tech and other industry moving out to India, Vietnam, Malaysia, Bangladesh, and Taiwan.

China, 'factory of the world,' is losing more of its manufacturing and export dominance, latest data shows.

China, 'factory of the world,' is losing more of its manufacturing and export dominance, latest data shows

China has been the 'factory of the world' for decades, but Covid and gains made in recent years by nations including Vietnam in manufacturing are taking a toll.

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Not only conventional industries high-tech is also moving to friendlier shores.
These are the gem of giant companies like, Intel, Samsung, Apple, Dell, Amazon, and so many others are moving out.

Big tech companies moving production out of China over geostrategic concerns

“A weakening economy. Covid-related lockdowns. Reciprocal trade sanctions. Possible conflict over Taiwan. There are many reasons for companies to curb China operations,” says American Enterprise In…

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Imagine what we are importing after RCO? Terrorism from Afghanistan.

Which is the bigger suicide attack on Pakistan in 70 years? Bhutto's Nationalization or Eeconomic melt down after RCO?

حرکت تیزتر ہے اور سفر آہستہ

ہمارے مقدر میں رونا ہی لکھا ہے۔
بس ان ننگے خداؤں کو کوئی کچھ نہیں کہ سکتا۔

 

[Signalian]

Pakistan needs a robust IC manufacturing industry.

 

[Sinnerman108]

That post is based on wrong pretext.
Here is why,

What China has achieved in terms of manufacturing dominance is not due to low labor rates, or legislative advantages etc,
rather it is a combination of several factors, that include policy backed with legislation, diplomacy, infrastructure , human resources etc.

Pakistan has none of the above, and even if something exists in some shape and form, it
is not coherent with anything else.

We have neither the high speed, reliable infrastructure,
We don't have energy,
We don't have diplomacy to ensure trade ties,
we don't have security,
we don't safety
we don't any policy backed by purpose,
most of all we don't have the right mix of educated and trained people,

So long as we keep hoping to gain only due to china's loss, and not on our own merit
we will continue to be slaves.

It will take the right educated people with the right frame of mind ( which implies not army officers ),

Pakistan needs a robust IC manufacturing industry.

NO,
Pakistan needs the legal and social infrastructure, a framework so to speak,
that incubates industry.

 

[Genghis khan1]

No electricity: Companies requires reliable and prefer low cost energy. Pakistan has neither.

No security: Can’t invest in a country where anyone can walk into your business and destroy it in an instant. TTP/TLP/BLA.

Massive corruption and no accountability : Can’t invest in a country where businessmen can’t get relief from court. (MQM/PPP/PMLN and now likes of Bajwa incorporate)

 

[Samlee]

I remember doing complete threads on this when it did not occur to our government then why would it now???

 

[villageidiot]

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Careful. Next time you won't be getting a negative rating.
Next time, you'll get a trip to the northern areas. All expenses paid.

 

[xuxu1457]

says American Enterprise Institute (AEI) think-tank senior fellow Derek Scissors.

FDI to CHIna
2019 140 BILLIOM $
2020 144 billion $
2021 173 billion $
2022 Jan to October 168 billlion $

 

[RescueRanger]

Pakistan needs a robust IC manufacturing industry.

This, Pakistan is presently not very hospitable for manufacturing - it is considered a hostile operating enviornment due to various social, political and social challanges. These issues need to be addressed before investors have the confidence to inject vital cash to develop industries.

 

[INS_Vikrant]

This is a BIG misconception or lie that western companies are leaving China, as a matter of fact quite contrary they are investing even more. Simply put what western govts criticize most about China (its authoritarian regime) is the exact reason why western companies find China most investment friendly Destination due to stable policies on the contrary here in India we have so many states all ruled by different political parties all keep changing after 5 year terms and all having different economic outlook and policies . Apple literally called it a Wild West.

 

[renhai]

This is a BIG misconception or lie that western companies are leaving China, as a matter of fact quite contrary they are investing even more. Simply put what western govts criticize most about China (its authoritarian regime) is the exact reason why western companies find China most investment friendly Destination due to stable policies on the contrary here in India we have so many states all ruled by different political parties all keep changing after 5 year terms and all having different economic outlook and policies . Apple literally called it a Wild West.

Or these multinational companies are also afraid of being robbed by India's "democratic government"....

 

[Enigma SIG]

Careful. Next time you won't be getting a negative rating.
Next time, you'll get a trip to the northern areas. All expenses paid.

I've got a New Years Resolution. Since I joined there aren't many positive ratings. So i'll get the most negative ones instead .

 

[Ali_Baba]

This, Pakistan is presently not very hospitable for manufacturing - it is considered a hostile operating enviornment due to various social, political and social challanges. These issues need to be addressed before investors have the confidence to inject vital cash to develop industries.

Additionally - The lack of the rule of law in Pakistan is a serious serious problem for any investor - you only have to look at how the recent military coup against IK was conducted via the SC switchboard to know there is no real rule of law. So - why would you want to risk tens to hundred of millions of dollars in investments if you dont think the intelletual and property rights will be respected?

 

[RescueRanger]

Additionally - The lack of the rule of law in Pakistan is a serious serious problem for any investor - you only have to look at how the recent military coup against IK was conducted via the SC switchboard to know there is no real rule of law. So - why would you want to risk tens to hundred of millions of dollars in investments if you dont think the intelletual and property rights will be respected?

Actually on IP Pakistan is very good. Pakistan has really good cooperation with legal departments of MNC's for IP enforcement. But obviously safety and security are a problem.

 

[SIPRA]

Answer: L will find it's way to Pakistan, because it is currently under the rule of Ls.

 

[walterbibikow]

on the contrary here in India we have so many states all ruled by different political parties all keep changing after 5 year terms and all having different economic outlook and policies . Apple literally called it a Wild West.

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