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China’s E-bike Brands Going Global: A Review of 26 Leading Players

With the global e-bike market continuing to expand, Chinese e-bike companies are gradually shifting from being a manufacturing powerhouse to becoming a meaningful force in global competition. This article reviews a group of Chinese e-bike players and examines their overseas positioning and market entry paths—looking at how Chinese brands are securing a foothold in the next wave of globalization.

Chinese tech giant Huawei and Vietnam’s SHB Bank enter strategic partnership to accelerate penetration into SE Asia's financial cloud market

On April 22, Saigon-Hanoi Commercial Joint Stock Bank (SHB) of Vietnam officially announced the signing of a strategic cooperation agreement with Chinese tech giant Huawei. Under the agreement, Huawei will be deeply involved in SHB’s technical architecture design, assisting in the construction of its core data platform and providing comprehensive operational stability and security assurance.

Chinese technology enterprise Dreame (追觅科技) reports eight consecutive years of doubled revenue, leading market share in over 30 countries

On April 20, Yu Hao (俞浩), founder and CEO of Dreame Technology (追觅科技), shared his unique business philosophy in an interview. He revealed that since its founding in 2017, Dreame has achieved an average annual revenue growth of 100% for eight consecutive years. By the end of 2025, Dreame’s products reached 120 countries and regions, securing the No. 1 market share in the robotic vacuum segment across more than 30 countries, including Germany, Italy, and Singapore.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO Find X9 Ultra makes global debut, penetrating Europe’s high-end market and entering Mongolia

On April 21, OPPO officially announced that its top-tier flagship Find X9 Ultra series will be launched outside of China for the first time, reaching 26 countries and regions simultaneously. The initial rollout includes core markets such as Spain, Italy, the UK, France, Sweden, and Singapore.

China Unicom to Step Down from NYSE in October

The action took effect in May this year after the board of directors decided to terminate the ADR, later issuing a notice to the ADR agency BNY Mellon.