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AustCham China is working with the Beijing United Family Hospital to facilitate easy access to vaccines under the Chaoyang Government program at their clinic in Jianguomen. This service is available to members and their families who are holding a non-Chinese passport or who hold Hong Kong or Macau residency. The inoculations will …
AustCham Events
The China Digital Economy Academy
4 March - 18 June
AustCham Foreign National Members able to Receive Approved Vaccinations
12 April @ 8:00 am - 19 April @ 5:00 pm
Ball on the Wall 2021
22 May
Member Events
Spring Tea at JW Marriott
1 March @ 10:00 am - 31 May @ 12:00 pm
Sip and Savor at Redmoon, Grand Hyatt Beijing
19 March @ 8:00 am - 30 April @ 5:00 pm
AustCham Events
The China Digital Economy Academy
4 March - 18 JuneAustCham Foreign National Members able to Receive Approved Vaccinations
12 April @ 8:00 am - 19 April @ 5:00 pmBall on the Wall 2021
22 May
Member Events
Spring Tea at JW Marriott
1 March @ 10:00 am - 31 May @ 12:00 pmSip and Savor at Redmoon, Grand Hyatt Beijing
19 March @ 8:00 am - 30 April @ 5:00 pm
Education Survey Report – 25th February 2021
Australian Chamber of Commerce Beijing: Education Survey Report – 25th February 2021 BEIJING, 25th February 2021— The majority of Australian-China education businesses reported a decrease in business confidence and deteriorating attitudes towards Australian education in China. The following key findings are derived from a recent survey conducted by AustCham China, from Education focused …
Australian Business Sentiment Survey
It is our pleasure to share AustCham China’s Australian Business Sentiment Survey: COVID-19 and Bilateral Relations as a part of our COVID-19 Impact Report Series. This series is used in conjunction with our previous Doing Business in China Reports (DBIC) and ongoing member engagement to help us better advocate for your business through the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. The …
CKGSB’s Business Conditions Index – January 2021 Data
In January, the CKGSB Business Conditions Index (BCI) registered 57.2, a slight improvement in December’s figure of 55.5 (Figure 1). The CKGSB BCI comprises four sub-indices: corporate sales, corporate profits, corporate financing environment and inventory levels. Three measure future prospects and one, the corporate financing index, measures the current climate. In January 2021, …
CKGSB Case Center and Center for Economic Research – 29 December 2020
In December, the CKGSB Business Conditions Index (BCI) registered 55.5, a small fall in confidence on November’s figure of 55.8 (Figure 1). The CKGSB BCI comprises four sub-indices: corporate sales, corporate profits, corporate financing environment and inventory levels. Three measure future prospects and one, the corporate financing index, measures the current climate. In December 2020, …
Ball on the Wall 2019
Austcham was yet again proud to present Ball on the Wall 2019 on the 18th of May. Guests were invited to enjoy a memorable night overlooking the magnificent Great Wall of China. A recap of the events can be found here, and for more information and media about the night please visit the Ball on the Wall website. We look forward to seeing you next year for another memorable night!
COVID-19 Global Update
On 18 March AustCham China, in partnership with Austrade, held a webinar with Professor Sharon Lewin AO, Director, Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity, and Tim White, Trade Commissioner and Commercial Consul, West China, Austrade.
As the infection and fatality rate of COVID-19 increases globally but decreases in China domestically, Prof. Lewin provided insight into what this means on a global scale. Prof. Lewin further expanded upon what the AU$3.2 million dollar donation from the Jack Ma Foundation means in the race to develop a vaccine and what has been achieved in investigating, diagnosing and treating the virus globally.
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