
How multinational companies can bridge the gaps in a fragmented global economy
Multinationals can share technological innovation and build local industrial capacity to help integrate emerging markets and create more equitable economic growth.
Founded in 1981, TCL is committed to building a sustainable and connected future with advanced technology, dedicated to empowering a smart, healthy lifestyle by enabling next-generation intelligent experiences. After more than 40 years of transformation, innovation and advancements, TCL Industries and TCL Technology are now focusing on three core industries: consumer electronics, display technology, and clean energy. With 46 R&D centres and 38 manufacturing bases globally, TCL operates in over 160 countries and regions, cementing its position as a globally competitive smart technology brand.
Multinationals can share technological innovation and build local industrial capacity to help integrate emerging markets and create more equitable economic growth.
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