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We discussed on why increasingly more Chinese tech companies test the water of overseas markets.
Another Chinese company that launched IPO in the US in 2013, online retailer LightIntheBox, has a majority of orders from outside China.
Asian countries have always been their first overseas markets whenever Chinese companies consider expanding outside China.
It is believed WeChat, who announced 100 million overseas users, has spent a lot money on marketing in Southeast countries.
Another category of Chinese tech companies expanding overseas are those who are well established in China that want to export products or experiences.
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