Natixis: Chinese Corporate Profit Margins Significantly Lower Than Global Peers, But AI Power Advantage Stands Out
Natixis' latest China Corporate Monitor report shows that Chinese corporate profit margins remained stable at around 4.5% in the first half of 2026, but are still far below the nearly 9% seen among global peers. Return on capital was approximately 6% during the same period, compared to a global average of over 11%. The report notes that despite Chinese companies generally performing weaker than pre-pandemic levels, China is becoming a key beneficiary of the global artificial intelligence (AI) boom thanks to its ample electricity capacity.
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