FDI Surge Driven by China+1 Supply Chain Diversification
- DAISAKU KADOMAE
- Jul 19
- 1 min read

This map highlights how foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows into ASEAN are accelerating due to global firms diversifying their supply chains away from China.
Key Points:
BYD (China) is expanding EV production in Thailand.
Samsung (South Korea) has made Vietnam a central manufacturing and export hub.
Foxconn (Taiwan) is pushing into Indonesia to spread operational risk.
Implication:
Rising geopolitical tensions, rising costs in China, and policy uncertainty are pushing global firms to pursue a "China+1" strategy. ASEAN economies are capitalizing on this trend by offering alternative manufacturing bases, fueling inter-country competition for high-value FDI.



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