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From: Les H10/14/2025 1:31:54 PM
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EU mulls forced tech transfers for Chinese investments

By Jorge Valero & John Ainger / Bloomberg
14 Oct 2025, 09:29 pm

(Oct 14): The European Union is considering forcing Chinese firms to hand over technology to European companies if they want to operate locally, in an aggressive new push to make the bloc’s industry more competitive.

The measures would apply to companies seeking access to key digital and manufacturing markets like cars and batteries, according to people familiar with the plans. The rules would also require the firms to use a set amount of EU goods or labour, and to add value to the products on EU soil.

Enforcing joint ventures is another option on the table.

While the rules — expected in November — would technically apply to all non-EU firms, the goal is to keep China’s manufacturing might from overwhelming European industry, said the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

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