The tags under the colorful racetrack were neatly placed on the wall, the numerous high-quality projects were clear at a glance, investors stopped to scan the code to select, and the discussions were intense at the table... At the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair held from September 8 to 11, the visual “project supermarket” and “table-based” capital project docking area in the museum became the focus of the audience. It is worth noting that a total of 52 project roadshows were organized at this year's investment fair. Each roadshow was full of seats, and many projects received attention from investment institutions. At the same time, investment institutions are also judging future investment trends. AI, controlled nuclear fusion, and brain-computer interfaces are still popular investment directions. At a time when projects and capital continue to be connected in both directions at investment fairs, foreign-funded institutions are paying particular attention to entrepreneurial projects in China. Mark Benedetti, Co-CEO of Anlin Investments from France, said, “We have been deeply involved in the Chinese market for more than ten years and have witnessed tremendous progress in the market support and business environment for overseas investors and long-term capital, and the continued high level of openness to the outside world has given us sufficient confidence and further increased our investment in China.” He also believes that the global capital increase in China is a long-term structural trend rather than a short-term market act.

The tags under the colorful racetrack were neatly placed on the wall, the numerous high-quality projects were clear at a glance, investors stopped to scan the code to select, and the discussions were intense at the table... At the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair held from September 8 to 11, the visual “project supermarket” and “table-based” capital project docking area in the museum became the focus of the audience. It is worth noting that a total of 52 project roadshows were organized at this year's investment fair. Each roadshow was full of seats, and many projects received attention from investment institutions. At the same time, investment institutions are also judging future investment trends. AI, controlled nuclear fusion, and brain-computer interfaces are still popular investment directions. At a time when projects and capital continue to be connected in both directions at investment fairs, foreign-funded institutions are paying particular attention to entrepreneurial projects in China. Mark Benedetti, Co-CEO of Anlin Investments from France, said, “We have been deeply involved in the Chinese market for more than ten years and have witnessed tremendous progress in the market support and business environment for overseas investors and long-term capital, and the continued high level of openness to the outside world has given us sufficient confidence and further increased our investment in China.” He also believes that the global capital increase in China is a long-term structural trend rather than a short-term market act.