China's biggest green tech projects in Southeast Asia

From raw nickel to cars, joint ventures fuel EV boom across the region

Nikkei staff writers

Chinese companies build factories in Southeast Asia for a number of reasons: plentiful supplies of minerals such as copper and bauxite, a booming market for "clean" technology, and as a hedge against U.S.-China trade tension -- a company may be able to present itself as a Vietnamese or Indonesian exporter, rather than a Chinese one.

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