China’s Industrial Profits Rebound in 2025 After Three-Year Slump
China’s large-scale industrial enterprises saw a 0.6% profit growth in 2025, ending a three-year decline, driven by policy support and manufacturing resilience.
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China’s large-scale industrial enterprises saw a 0.6% profit growth in 2025, ending a three-year decline, driven by policy support and manufacturing resilience.
China’s industrial profits grew 0.1% in Jan-Nov 2025, driven by 15% surge in high-tech manufacturing. NBS data signals sustained economic recovery and industrial transformation.
Brazilian manufacturers, including SMEs contributing half the industrial GDP, resist new U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, highlighting economic tensions.
Despite skepticism, the IMF has raised China’s 2024 growth forecast to 5%, citing strong consumption and exports. With China lifting all foreign investment limits in manufacturing, can its growth momentum be sustained?
Overseas financial institutions are confident in China’s economic prospects as high-quality growth efforts yield results, with GDP expanding by 5% and significant advances in high-tech industries.