The survey shows that nearly 40% of German companies in China are expected to increase revenue this year, driven by China’s economic growth.

Original title: Survey shows that almost 40% of German companies in China are expected to increase revenue this year, driven by China’s economic growth.

International Online News (reporter Zhu Wanling): A survey of German companies in China published by the German Chamber of Commerce in China on the 17th showed that due to the impact of China’s economic recovery, almost 40% of the companies interviewed expect that your operating income increases this year compared to the previous year. Seventy percent of companies believe they will grow even more next year. The head of the German Chamber of Commerce in China said that this result is “impressive” compared to other parts of the world.

In November, the German Chamber of Commerce in China conducted an investigation into the impact of the new corona pneumonia epidemic on German companies in China. The survey results announced on December 17 showed that due to China’s rapid control of the epidemic and the recovery of the economy, nearly 40% of the more than 500 German companies participating in the survey believe that their operating income in 2020 will exceed 2019, and about 25%. The company believes that operating income in 2020 is not much different than in 2019. Fang Anda, a member of the board of directors of the German Chamber of Commerce in China in North China, said: “Despite the impact of the new crown pneumonia epidemic in the economy, especially in the first quarter of this year, almost 40% of the companies interviewed expect their operating income this year to increase compared to last year. This corresponds to the V-shaped rebound of the Chinese economy in the second half of the year, and is also consistent with China’s economic growth expectations in 2020. Compared to other parts of the world, this result is impressive. The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry recently A survey conducted in Germany shows that around 70% of companies believe that their operating income in 2020 will be lower than in 2019. “

Regarding the impact of the epidemic on operating income, the survey shows that about 29% of the companies interviewed believe that due to the epidemic, this year’s operating income will decrease by more than 10% compared to last year, and similar results were obtained in March and June of this year. In the survey, companies that held this view represented 68% and 55%, respectively. Fang Anda said that compared to a similar survey conducted earlier this year, the results announced this time show that the companies interviewed have become more optimistic. “More than a third of companies did not feel the impact of the new corona pneumonia epidemic on their operating revenues, and some even believed that they were positively affected. About a third of companies believed that the impact of the epidemic on operating income was low. One thinks it was significantly affected. Compared to the results of our June survey, this survey shows that more companies are confident about the future. In the June survey, about 82% of companies surveyed companies believe that the full-year business Revenue will experience negative growth. “

The survey shows that more than 70% of the companies interviewed believe that operating income in 2021 will exceed 2020. Among them, about 35% of companies believe that operating income will increase by 10% or more in 2021. Fang Anda He said this is closely related to China’s economic development. “Business optimism about revenue in 2021 comes from the outside world prediction that China’s economy will continue to grow in 2021. The Chinese government plans to increase investment in high-end manufacturing, high-tech related infrastructure construction and Green economic development. Determination and consumption of the service industry are expected to become the driving force of economic development. “Return to Sohu to see more