Executive Summary

Beyond Made in China 2025: China’s Move Up the Global Innovation Value Chain

The world’s largest and fastest-growing market has an insatiable appetite for emerging technologies and organizations must capitalize on the next wave of China’s Innovations, says Lux Research

Yuan-Sheng Yu

Managing Director, Consulting

Jerrold Wang

Jerrold Wang, MBA

Analyst

Chad Goldberg

Chad Goldberg

Research Associate

Joshua Haslun, Ph.D.

Research Director

Holly Havel

Holly Havel

Senior Research Associate

Chloe Herrera

Analyst

Nardev Ramanathan

Nardev Ramanathan, Ph.D.

Senior Analyst

Christopher Robinson

Christopher Robinson

Director, Research

China’s emergence as a global innovation powerhouse has proven to be a double-edged sword for global companies – presenting challenges as China seeks to make its companies more competitive in the international market while also bringing historic opportunities for the technology ecosystem.

In the new Lux Research report “Beyond Made in China 2025: China’s Move up the Global Innovation Value Chain,” Lux analyzes the key innovators poised to take a global leading position across 10 key industries in 2025 and beyond.

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