CoronavirusZero-COVID policy forces European companies to consider China exit
Supply chains battered as lockdowns and strict measures weigh on business
BMW opened a robot-powered extension of its joint venture factory in Shenyang, China in April.(Courtesy BMW Group)
CK TAN, Nikkei staff writer
SHANGHAI -- Nearly one-quarter of European companies in China are considering moving current or future operations to other markets because of Beijing's strict zero-COVID policy, a survey has found, as mass lockdowns and other strict measures batter supply chains.