In a resounding endorsement of China’s economic prowess, the 2025 Business Environment Survey by CCPIT shows unprecedented satisfaction levels. Unveiled in Beijing on February 28, the report – the tenth in a row – assigns a stellar 4.39 out of 5 rating to the country’s commercial atmosphere.
Satisfaction has ticked upward for two years running, with 90 percent of businesses voicing approval. This decade-long tracking effort by CCPIT captures the pulse of enterprises navigating China’s dynamic markets.
Top performers among evaluation metrics? Customs efficiency, business registration and dissolution processes, and the overarching legal-social setup. These factors have propelled operational steadiness to new heights.
Spokeswoman Wang Wanshu shared upbeat data: Nearly 70 percent of companies saw profit growth over last year. Foreign traders were even more bullish, with more than 70 percent reporting stable or expanded orders.
Diving deeper, the survey underscores policy wins that have demystified doing business in China. Enhanced customs protocols have slashed delays, while simplified incorporation rules have lured fresh investments. The socio-legal environment, bolstered by transparent judiciary, offers a safety net that enterprises crave.
As global uncertainties loom, China’s steady ascent in business rankings reassures investors. This isn’t fleeting hype; it’s backed by hard numbers on profits and pipelines. For entrepreneurs eyeing Asia, the report screams opportunity in the world’s second-largest economy.