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Chinese brands in the US
11 of the top 25 Most Valuable Brands are Chinese;
Chinese brands found in the US include popular technology names like Tencent (WeChat, Riot Games), Xiaomi, and BYD; food brands such as Smithfield Foods and other food brands under the Smithfield banner; consumer goods companies including Haier and Motorola; and financial institutions like the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC). Other notable examples include the luxury hotels of the Waldorf Astoria brand, which are owned by Chinese firms, and various U.S. corporations in the automotive and aircraft industries like Nexteer Automotive and Cirrus Aircraft.
Technology and E-commerce
Tencent: Parent company of WeChat and the gaming giant Riot Games, a significant tech presence in the US.
Xiaomi: A popular tech company known for its smartphones and other consumer electronics.
BYD: An electric vehicle and battery manufacturer that is a leader in the EV sector.
Alibaba: A major e-commerce platform with a significant presence in the US market, though its value has fluctuated.
Alibaba’s Taobao and Tmall:
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Online retail platforms that have become well-known in the US.
Baidu: A prominent Chinese internet services company.
Consumer Goods
Haier: A global home appliance and electronics company.
Motorola Mobility: The mobile phone brand is owned by a Chinese company.
GE Appliances: A major U.S. appliance manufacturer now under Chinese ownership.
Automotive and Transportation
BYD: Offers electric vehicles and auto parts, and is expanding its global reach.
Nexteer Automotive: A significant automotive supplier whose products are in many U.S. cars.
Cirrus Aircraft: A manufacturer of general aviation aircraft, now under Chinese ownership.
Financial and Other Industries
Smithfield Foods: A large food processing and pork producer, a major U.S. brand under Chinese ownership.
Waldorf Astoria: The iconic luxury hotel brand is part of a portfolio owned by Chinese firms.
ICBC (Industrial and Commercial Bank of China):
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One of the largest Chinese financial institutions with a significant global footprint, though less known to consumers directly.