Tech, advanced manufacturing firms prioritize resilience in overseas expansion, DBS-EY study finds

By Public Technologies
  • DBS Hong Kong and EY released an Oct. 16, 2026 study identifying six priorities for technology and advanced manufacturing companies’ overseas growth.
  • Geopolitical and trade-policy changes ranked among the biggest impacts on overseas operations for 88% of respondents, highlighting the need for operational flexibility.
  • Multiple overseas markets were important or expected to gain importance for 84% of respondents, signaling a shift toward geographic diversification.
  • Foreign exchange controls and capital restrictions were the top treasury challenge for 52%, versus 10% citing funding access or financing costs.
  • Hong Kong featured in current or planned operating structures for 78%, underscoring its potential as a regional investment and cash coordination hub.


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