What foreign companies are there in Zhuhai?

The living environment in Zhuhai is good, and the public security is good. It is a good choice for students who have no ambitions in life to come here to make long-term life plans. Haha, this is the case for me.

There are still quite a lot of foreign companies in Zhuhai, but of course they are not as large as cities like Shenzhen. Just look at the population and you can see the gap (Zhuhai should not have 150W yet, Shenzhen has already passed 1000W). The first floor has basically said it all, so I’m too lazy to add anything more. What I am talking about is mainly to give other suggestions to LZ.

The company you choose does not necessarily have to be big or famous. After all, when you come to Zhuhai to work, you come to Zhuhai to live, and enjoying life is the purpose of work.

In terms of large-scale foreign investment, Canon, Flextronics, and BP are all considered big, but currently Canon is the only one located in the city. Flextronics is in the West District, and the commute to work is probably less than 2-3 hours. BP is simply on the westernmost island. But in terms of development, Canon Zhuhai is just a factory under a large group, a labor-intensive enterprise (subtext: China will probably be ready to withdraw once its demographic dividend is exhausted), and it has been more than ten years since the factory was built, and it is fully developed. (Subtext: promotion is slow - qualifications become the biggest advantage); and BP has just started production and is preparing to build the largest lubricants factory in Asia. Comparing the two, it is obvious that BP wins completely.

On the other hand, Zhuhai City’s development plan has never placed manufacturing in the same position as Shenzhen City’s plan. More attention has been paid to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the central-level development of Hengqin. It should be business cooperation - the development of the tertiary industry should be the mainstream of Zhuhai in the next 20 years. Of course, it is also necessary for me to emphasize that Zhuhai's yacht manufacturing, printing consumables and petrochemical industries are currently the main industries for development. The central government's aircraft manufacturing and business development in Hong Kong and Macao can only be regarded as things in the future.

But if you want to work for a long time, you must do it well and have a goal of your own. Only in this way can you prevent yourself from following the crowd, expand your chances of career success, and improve your future happiness index.

Specific suggestions:

Relaxed type - there are many Japanese companies in the urban area. Except for Canon, Panasonic and Fujikura Nippon Express, they are all within the urban area, making life convenient and less stressful. .

Struggle type - There are many European and American companies in the West District. BP, Sanyo, Flextronics and the petrochemical companies in Nanshui Town are all expanding companies. Municipal leaders visit them frequently, and the pressure depends on the company.

Speculative-related to the aircraft industry, Hong Kong and Macao business, and Hengqin development. This depends on your own destiny. Motianyu is currently recognized as a good unit, and most of the others are in the process of being established and developing rapidly. It should be the one with the most opportunities at present, but it depends on you to grasp the details. I am currently working as a handyman for a hotel group in Macau, haha. It said that opening 10 star hotels and resorts within 10 years is an opportunity.

In addition, not to mention the liberalization of foreign companies, there are also good small and medium-sized enterprises and software companies in Zhuhai. Jinshan has government support, Actions once dominated the European and American markets, and the software development centers of several major national banks are also in Zhuhai.

(Generally speaking, the comparison of treatment of foreign companies: German-funded gt; American-funded gt; Japanese-funded gt; Hong Kong and Macao,)