As the global technology landscape evolves, China’s hard technology sector is becoming a key focus for international capital. 

 

 

On 7 April, George Miltiadous, CEO of WeTrade, was invited by CCTV Finance to share insights on the investment outlook for China’s hard technology. 

 

This marks WeTrade’s second appearance on CCTV, following its participation in the “Financial Power Summit” in 2025, reflecting its growing recognition on the global stage. 

 

 

In the interview, Miltiadous noted: “Three years ago, international investors focused on external constraints such as technological bottlenecks and geopolitical risks. Today, attention has shifted towards companies’ technological capabilities and their roles within global value chains.” 

 

He pointed out that as China strengthens its position across key sectors and continues to build a more complete industrial ecosystem, investor thinking is changing. The focus is moving away from risk, and towards capability. 

 

 

As a result, Chinese hard technology is increasingly being viewed as a strategic allocation, rather than a short-term trade. 

 

More long-term capital is entering the space, Miltiadous added, including sovereign wealth funds and global institutions, with growing interest in companies that play a meaningful role in global supply chains. 

 

 

As competition in global technology continues to increase, the weighting of Chinese hard technology in global portfolios is expected to rise, alongside a gradual reassessment of valuations. 

 

WeTrade will continue to strengthen its role in connecting global investors to these opportunities through improved access, product offerings, and research capabilities.