On 12 March 2025, AustCham China hosted an International Women’s Day Workshop at JinShang Yuan, bringing together inspiring speakers and attendees for discussions on leadership, career development, and personal growth.
About AustCham China
We are the only licensed Chamber of Commerce for Australian companies in China, with offices across the country dedicated to advancing Australia-China business relations.
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We provide valuable market intelligence, industry reports, and timely updates to help our members navigate the dynamic business landscape between Australia and China.
Advocacy
As the leading voice for Australian businesses in China, we advocate for policies that foster trade, investment, and a strong bilateral relationship.
Networks
We create meaningful opportunities for members to connect with key stakeholders, fostering collaboration and partnerships across Australia and China.
OUR SUBCOMMITTEES
We focus on targeted initiatives in key industries to drive Australia-China collaboration.
Net-Zero
Driving dialogue and collaboration to support Australian businesses in China’s transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
Agriculture
Promoting Australian agricultural products and expertise, strengthening trade and innovation in China’s growing market.
Education
Fostering partnerships between Australian institutions and China, advancing opportunities for collaboration and student engagement.
Healthcare
Supporting the exchange of knowledge, technologies, and services to enhance the Australian-Chinese healthcare landscape.
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AustCham China Joins UTS:ACRI Webinar on the Future of Australia-China Trade
With rising geopolitical risks and a slowing Chinese economy, some have questioned whether the peak of Australia-PRC business and trade relations has passed. While China’s growth is becoming less resource-intensive and consumer confidence remains subdued, overall trade figures remain resilient. Some exports previously impacted by restrictive measures, such as wine, are now surging, while Chinese electric vehicles, led by BYD, have become a common sight on Australian roads.
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Whether you’re looking to expand your business, influence policy, or connect with potential partners, AustCham China offers unparalleled opportunities to help you succeed in the dynamic Australia-China market.
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