KPMG International is a global network of firms operating in 142 countries and territories with more than 275,000 partners and employees working in member firms around the world. Each KPMG firm is an independent legal entity. KPMG China firms do not have any global partnership, joint venture or entrustment with KPMG International, nor are they subsidiaries or branches of any overseas entity. We work together to provide clients with excellent audit, tax, and advisory services by upholding consistent values and service standards, combining global perspectives and local insights, and leveraging resources and professional teams across the KPMG global network. KPMG
China has established its Global China Practice (GCP) to support Chinese enterprises pursuing overseas expansion and foreign investors entering the Chinese market. With dedicated teams across over 60 key international locations—including Europe, America, Australia, Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and along the Belt and Road—this network connects clients to local expertise while leveraging KPMG's global resources.
The GCP has played a pivotal role in numerous landmark outbound transactions, including mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and greenfield investments, by guiding enterprises through complex international operations and helping them integrate into local business environments. The practice also assists in bridging cultural and regulatory gaps, essential for success in foreign operations. Through its network, the GCP enables foreign companies to establish and grow operations in China by connecting them with potential Chinese partners and offering strategic advice. KPMG’s commitment extends to helping businesses adjust strategies to capitalise on China's evolving role in global economic transformation. By leveraging local knowledge and cross-border expertise, KPMG ensures a holistic approach in supporting both outbound and inbound investments, enabling clients to build sustainable and resilient market positions.