Nanwang Technology's Indonesian factory is fully operational, marking a key step in its globalization strategy.
Recently, Nanwang Technology announced that the factory of its subsidiary in Central Java, Indonesia, has fully commenced production. The factory covers an area of 12,000 square meters and primarily produces eco-friendly packaging products such as paper bags, non-woven bags, and label paper. In mid-September, Nanwang Technology held a grand opening ceremony. This production launch is a key step in Nanwang Technology's globalization strategy and marks a significant milestone in its overseas expansion.
Strategic Upgrade: Greatly Mitigating Tariff Risks, Regaining the North American Market is Within Reach
Nanwang Technology is one of the companies affected by tariffs, but in terms of strategic planning, it has long demonstrated foresight. By building a factory in Indonesia and establishing overseas bases, the company has expanded from export to global production, significantly reducing trade friction risks. With the completion and operation of the Indonesian factory, tariff risks will be greatly mitigated, making it clear that Nanwang's re-entry into the North American market is just around the corner.
Mutual Benefit and Win-Win: Building a Global Supply Chain, Shifting from Export to Global Production to Boost Tea Beverage Brands Overseas
According to the latest industry updates, Chinese tea beverage brands are significantly accelerating their globalization pace. Brands such as Mixue Group, Bawang Tea Princess, Heytea, Chabaidao, Nayuki, and Shanghai Auntie are speeding up their overseas expansion, with Southeast Asia becoming the preferred destination for most brands due to cultural similarities and geographic proximity.
In addition to the leading tea beverage brands mentioned above, well-known Western fast-food brands, such as McDonald's and KFC, are also major clients of Nanwang's core business. According to Nanwang Technology's official website, their product categories are comprehensive, basically capable of fully meeting the overseas packaging needs of major brands.
As a key hub for Nanwang Technology's global capacity allocation, the full-scale production of the Indonesian factory is bound to strongly promote the implementation of the 'domestic and international' dual-circulation strategy. The establishment of the Indonesian subsidiary marks Nanwang Technology's strategic shift from 'export-oriented' to 'global production.' Leveraging the huge growth potential of the Southeast Asian market, Nanwang Technology has adopted an innovative model of 'localized production with rapid response,' deepening strategic cooperation with global core customers and seizing opportunities in the eco-friendly packaging market.For Chinese tea beverages going overseas, achieving 'risk control and compliance' while aligning with local conditions is crucial to ensuring product quality and supply stability. Nanwang's localized production supply will provide strong support for brands expanding internationally.A new journey of globalization: the collision of vision and mission vividly embodies the idea of stepping out and integrating in.
Chen Kaisheng, Chairman of Nanwang Technology, stated: 'We believe that this investment is not just about business, but about building bridges-bridges connecting China, Indonesia, and the world, bridges connecting different industries, and bridges connecting people.' This vision highlights Nanwang Technology's determination to promote global industry collaboration through environmentally friendly packaging.
KUAK, the Chief Operating Officer of the Indonesian factory, further emphasized: 'As a foreign-invested enterprise, our mission is not merely to invest. We are also committed to building a sustainable company, driving innovation, and creating value, benefiting not only our shareholders but also the regions where we operate.' This reflects Sunwong Technology's core philosophy of empowering the local economy through green production to achieve a win-win situation.