China's Exports of Key Electronics and Auto Components to ASEAN Surge Over 20%

Published: Apr 14, 2025 10:41

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The General Administration of Customs: China's Exports of Flat Panel Display Modules, Auto Parts, and Lithium Batteries to ASEAN All Grew by Over 20%

At a press conference, spokesperson Lü Daliang from the General Administration of Customs stated that China and ASEAN are jointly committed to the development of regional economic integration. The close industrial chain connections between the two sides have driven rapid growth in the import and export of upstream and downstream products. In Q1, manufacturing products accounted for 90.1% of the trade between China and ASEAN. Among them, China's exports of flat panel display modules, auto parts, and lithium batteries to ASEAN all grew by over 20%. Meanwhile, China's imports of parts for automatic data processing equipment, printed circuits, and textile raw materials from ASEAN maintained growth.

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