Expand Overseas Markets China's Hardware Industry “Organic”

In order to develop and expand the market, China's hardware industry must retain its European, American, and international markets while gradually turning its sights on other overseas markets so as to avoid the lesson of “all eggs in one cage”. After meticulous training and careful observation by our hardware people, the people in the overseas market are overjoyed. The signs show that China's hardware industry is "incremental."

The strong demand in the African market can "take advantage of". In the eyes of most people, the beautiful and mysterious African continent is always connected with war and poverty. In fact, most of Africa is stable and safe. As Africa, with 900 million people and 56 countries and regions, is rich in resources and backward in industry, it is precisely where inexpensive and affordable "Made in China" is used.

Now Africa is in a stage of development similar to China's in the 1970s. The demand for consumer goods is particularly strong. Almost all African countries have large demand for light industry, textiles, clothing, hardware, watches, bedding, home appliances, electronics and other products. For example, a deputy minister of Nigeri used to buy things from Europe, but since he first came to China in 2005, he has been fond of Chinese products. He is now coming to China 3 to 4 times a year. His home has recently been renovated. All the materials used for the renovation are made in China. They include marble, sanitary ware, lamps, paints, hardware, household mineral water machines, furniture and even metal staircases. .

Brazil lacks auto parts supply. It is understood that the total market value of auto parts in Brazil will reach 45 billion riyals (about 25.6 billion U.S. dollars) in 2011, of which half of the market value of the products will be imported from abroad. However, I believe that from a positive perspective, this shows that Brazil's auto parts industry still has a lot of investment space.

The domestic component companies entering Brazil need to pay attention to the fact that production and suppliers must improve the quality of the parts industry to meet the needs of the Brazilian automotive consumer market. To win new markets with quality, otherwise it will cause bad brand influence, and it will be difficult for the market to open up again.

Market infrastructure in Central and Eastern Europe led to strong demand for hardware. According to the British "Financial Times" reported on the 24th, affected by the crisis, Central and Eastern European companies hope to find cheaper sources of supply, the government also hopes to attract more foreign investment, and China is increasingly becoming their primary choice. The activities of Chinese companies in Central and Eastern Europe are mainly concentrated in electronics, automobiles, and infrastructure. For example, building mobile networks in Hungary, building roads in Poland, investing in power plants in Serbia, and manufacturing automobiles in Bulgaria have increased their influence.