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What is the difference between fdi and odi?

The difference between fdi and odi is that one represents foreign investment in China, and the other represents China's investment overseas.

FDI foreign direct investment, such as foreign investment in China ODI Overseas direct investment, such as China's investment abroad

investment behavior.

It can also be said that a resident entity (foreign direct investor or parent company) of one country (region) establishes a long-term investment in an enterprise (foreign direct investment enterprise, branch enterprise or foreign branch) in another country outside its home country (region).

relationship, an investment with a lasting interest in and control over both the initial transaction between the two entities and all subsequent transactions between them and between their foreign affiliates, whether joint or unjointed

trade.

ODI, overseas direct investment, refers to economic activities in which Chinese enterprises and groups invest in cash, physical objects, intangible assets, etc. abroad and in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and control the management rights of foreign (overseas) enterprises as the core.

Foreign direct investment is an important part of my country's "going out" strategy. It is also an active participation in the international division of labor, making good use of two resources and two markets, avoiding foreign trade barriers, absorbing foreign advanced technology and management experience, and timely grasping external information. measures.