Geopolitical Disruption Be Damned: HSBC Finds Fast-Growing Businesses Are Doubling Down On Global Ex
The world's fastest-growing companies are bucking the trend that geopolitical disruption would deter international expansion, instead opting to focus on overseas markets. Despite growing uncertainty in global trade and supply chains, businesses expect most of their sales to come from abroad by 2030. This shift is driven by a desire to mitigate risks associated with uncertainty, rather than slowing down or changing course.
- The phenomenon highlights the resilience of international trade among fast-growing companies, which may be redefining what it means to "go global" in response to changing geopolitical landscapes.
- How will this new dynamic impact the long-term sustainability and competitiveness of foreign markets as potential hubs for investment and growth?