China's technology companies from Southeast Asia to Israel are moving to the world

Chinese technology companies are going out.

Not only have a large number of Internet companies listed in the United States, but also a number of technology companies out of the country, looking to China's neighboring Southeast Asia, India and even farther Israel.

Chinese game manufacturers have entered the Southeast Asian Network game market, has been cultivated for ten years. In the face of the domestic smartphone market is becoming more saturated with the status quo, Huawei and ZTE as the representative of the handset manufacturers began to compete in India's mobile phone market. In the past two years, Chinese companies have also seen the development opportunities for Israel, the technology giant, and China's technology capital is flocking to Israel to make strategic investments.

From the global dimension, with the United States as the science and technology giants represented by the global Gongchenglvede, or investment, or acquisitions, or directly into the local market, for the Chinese Science and technology enterprises set a good model. In recent years, along with the strength of China's science and technology enterprises, the pace of its step is also significantly accelerated, began to integrate into the global competition.

Southeast Asia: The export powerhouse of Chinese online games

South-East Asia is relatively late, and does not have a huge indigenous technology company, and more and more Chinese technology companies are aware that this is a market to be developed.

And as the number of smartphone users grows and internet traffic grows, internet users in Southeast Asia are active. This also makes the major technology companies pay more attention to the Southeast Asian market.

The domestic internet giants, including Tencent and Baidu, have taken the Southeast Asian market as an important position for overseas development. Southeast Asia is an important source of micro-credit edition users, in Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and other countries occupy a certain market. Baidu is also in the Southeast Asian market launched hao123 site navigation, Baidu know and other products. But the more important layout of Chinese Internet companies in Southeast Asia is online gaming.

The game market in South-East Asia could double by 2017, according to market analyst Niko, which is expected to grow to 1.2 billion dollars over the next three years in the region, including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.

Among them, Vietnam has been considered the world's fourth largest online market, with more than 90 million of the population, 30 million of netizens, more than 15 million users of online games, in the whole of Southeast Asia, Vietnam occupies 40% of the market. Vietnam 65% of the people are young, online gaming industry in the initial stage, the lack of local game independent research and development companies and related game talent.

Therefore, an important export market for China's online gaming industry is Vietnam. IDC's Market survey data show that from 2004 onwards, Jinshan, giants, swimming and other major Chinese game manufacturers have entered the Vietnam market, once controlled the Vietnamese online games more than 80% of the market share.

Jinshan as early as 2004 has entered the Vietnam market, its agent vinagame by the local media called "Vietnam's Grand." At present, Jinshan's game business throughout Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and other Southeast Asian regions.

In recent years, with the popularity of smartphones, compared to client-side games, web games, mobile games in Southeast Asia also shows an outbreak trend. and accompanied by the arrival of the era of travel, China's online games will usher in a new wave of output.

India: Chinese companies compete for smartphone market

As a telecoms equipment provider, Huawei and ZTE are Chinese technology companies that have entered the Indian market earlier.

Huawei established a research and development center in Bangalore, India, in 1999, and started marketing in India in 2002, and ZTE has been in the Indian market for more than 10 years.

As far as the single overseas market is concerned, India's revenues are impressive, both for Huawei and ZTE, so India is a market that Huawei and ZTE attach great importance to.

In recent years, with the global popularity of smartphones, Chinese companies have been eyeing the fertile ground in India's mobile phone market, including ZTE, Huawei, cool, Lenovo, Millet and other handset manufacturers have entered the Indian market.

In fact, India's smartphone market is a promising prospect. Data from IDC, the market research firm, released in August this year showed that India's smartphone shipments grew 84% in the second quarter, up 11% per cent on a month-on-month basis to 18.42 million units. Since India currently has only 71% of the mobile phone market, the country has a huge potential for smartphone development.

On the other hand, China's local intelligent machine market is becoming saturated, if we want to maintain growth, the way out is the solution. According to IDC data, from 2011 to 2013, China's intelligent machine shipments increased by 4 times times. By now, the annual growth rate of shipments will slow down. IDC data shows that in the first half of this year, the Chinese market mobile phone shipments, 89% of the smartphone, while in the same period, India's market intelligence machine shipments accounted for only 29%, visible India has a lot of room for growth.

Last year, China's handset makers, represented by Huawei and ZTE, again entered the Indian mobile phone market, and India has become the world's second-largest handset sales market for ZTE and Huawei handsets, and the Chinese handset brand will be a force to be reckoned with in the Indian market as other Chinese brands follow suit.

Israel: The new destination of Chinese capital

In recent years, the reputation of Israeli technology companies has attracted the attention of Chinese capital.

Although Israel is a small country on an area, it is a veritable Middle East technology power, and the number of listed companies in Nasdaq is second only to the US and China. Outside the United States, Israel is the largest technology start-up company in the region. The global technology giants have shone to Israeli star companies, especially last year in a wave of acquisitions.

In June 13, Google (Weibo) spent 1 billion of billions of dollars on acquisitions of Israeli-style vehicle navigation tools Waze;7 Month, Intel acquired Israeli motion recognition software developer Omek INTERACTIVE;10, Facebook acquired Israeli mobile data application analytics start-up Onavo In November, Apple acquired the PrimeSense company, which engages in the development of 3D scanning technology in Israel. Just this August, Yahoo bought Clarityray, an Israeli advertising technology start-up company.

Chinese companies have also seen an opportunity for Israel, and Chinese money is pouring into Israel, either to start investment fund companies or to invest directly in start-ups.

Lenovo's business in Israel, for example, has been limited to sales and customer support, but it invested in Vertex, the Israeli venture capital company, last year. "We are certainly interested in Israel's technology, which can develop our companies and businesses," said Yang, chief executive of Lenovo Group, to the media. "Lenovo invested about 10 million dollars in the Israeli Canaanite fund this August, a further investment by Lenovo."

In July, China Venture capital fund was involved in a 15 million-dollar financing plan for the supersonic advertising campaign by Israel's app software company. In addition, people familiar with the matter said that China Qihoo 360 technology and search giant Baidu has also invested in Carmel Ventures, the Israeli venture capital, and Qihoo invested about 10 million dollars earlier this year.

Israeli, European and US investors are regulars in Israel's capital markets, and this time China's technology companies have expanded their perspective, unlike the big American acquisitions, where most of China's investment projects are strategic investments, at least to show that Chinese technology companies are already actively involved in investing in Israeli technology companies, Participate in the global business competition.

(editor: Mengyishan)