The last industrial transfer should have been in the early 1980s, but Li Nanxing didn't expect it to be advanced by a few years.
This time, it is mainly these developed countries that are transferring their labor-intensive industries and low-tech, high-consumption industries to developing countries.
For example, industries such as textiles, clothing, luggage, shoes, toys, furniture, and plastic products.
Among them, China, which had just started its reform and opening up, was the main country to take over these industries.
The joke that "China has to trade 800 million shirts for one Boeing aircraft" is the most concrete expression of this.
Of course, don’t think that these are cheap industries that people don’t want and look down on them.
However, it is precisely because of these industries that others don’t want that these transferred countries and regions have the opportunity to develop!
Of course, European and American countries have given this kind of industrial transfer a nice name, which is "industrial globalization."
According to the division of labor in the global industrial chain, it can be divided into a ternary structural system: resource countries, manufacturing countries (producing countries), and consumer countries.
That is, Europe and the United States are responsible for consumption, Asia is responsible for production, and the Middle East is responsible for energy.
Haha, a perfect closed loop!
The high-tech industries in Silicon Valley that Zhang Siheng had acquired this time also showed a tendency to move abroad. Li Nanxing had to suspect that she had a reason behind this.
Well, because she got involved in this industry.
The technology company under Li Nanxing can already produce microprocessors (chips) in large quantities. In addition, the land price in Taiwan is cheap and labor wages are much lower than in the United States, so the price of the microprocessors produced by his company is very low!
In addition, Li Nanxing Technology Company has now also conquered other computer accessories, including mouse, keyboard, speakers, host, display and the Hong Kong system that comes with the computer.
Now Li Nanxing's company can directly produce a complete set of computers.
In terms of price, American-made products have no advantage at all, and the computer requirements on the market are so low. When they cannot completely win in terms of performance, price is the biggest advantage!
In particular, the computers produced by Li Nanxing's company are not required to be sold as a complete set. Buyers can purchase a single product separately. Among them, microprocessors and display screens are the best-selling products.
This has led to the emergence of assembled computers on the market like mushrooms after rain!
The threshold for assembling a computer is just that high. Once you understand it a little bit, you will know how high the profit of assembling a computer is.
In particular, the computer systems produced by Li Nanxing's company are low-priced, which makes them easier to assemble.
As a result, many computer brands emerged, and these assembled computers were shipped all over the world.
Silicon Valley high-tech companies that got the news couldn't sit still. The land and labor prices in the United States are simply incomparable to those in Asian countries. If they continue to keep their production lines in the United States, they will be completely wiped out by those low-priced products.
Therefore, many high-tech companies have also begun to plan to move outward!
Isn’t this the opportunity for OEM?
Li Nanxing directly asked Taiwanese technology companies to send people over to contact American technology companies to see if there were any opportunities for OEM!
A company cannot become big and strong on its own!
Only when the entire industrial chain is complete can an industry develop rapidly!
And OEM is the first step to complete the industrial chain!
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