China’s private-sector split widens as tech rises, traditional sectors struggle: survey
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A survey of 79 entrepreneurs from medium- and large-sized private firms in China found that over 70% consider business conditions difficult or very difficult. The survey, conducted by Beijing-based Dacheng, highlights a split in the private sector: technology firms show stronger momentum while traditional sectors face intense competition, payment delays, and weak demand. This underscores ongoing challenges for many private enterprises despite the resilience of tech companies.
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The survey was conducted by the Beijing-based organization known as Dacheng.
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- More than 70% describe conditions as difficult
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Loaded language removedMany of China’s private firms continue to face tough operating conditions, including intense market competition, persistent payment delays and weak domestic demand, though technology firms have shown stronger momentum, according to fresh survey results.
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The survey was conducted by the Beijing-based organization known as Dacheng.
South China Morning PostMore than 70% of respondents from medium- and large-sized private firms described their current business conditions as difficult or very difficult.
South China Morning PostThe survey was conducted among 79 entrepreneurs from medium- and large-sized private firms.
South China Morning PostTechnology firms have shown stronger momentum compared to traditional sectors.
South China Morning PostMany private firms face intense market competition, persistent payment delays, and weak domestic demand.
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