From October 7 to 8 local time, FLY ASIA 2026—one of Asia’s leading innovation and entrepreneurship expos—was held at the BEXCO Exhibition Center in Busan, South Korea. Racern attended the event as one of only two invited Chinese company representatives, taking the main stage at the opening ceremony. The Mayor of Busan delivered remarks at the ceremony, joining innovative enterprises, investment institutions, and industry delegates from more than ten countries.
On the Global Stage: Showcasing China’s Tech Enterprises Going Global
FLY ASIA 2026 focused on the ocean economy, technological innovation, and cross-border industrial collaboration, serving as a key platform for entrepreneurship, technology showcase, and business matchmaking across the Asia-Pacific region. The expo brought together leading innovators from multiple countries to Busan for multi-level exchanges on market expansion, technology commercialization, and investment cooperation.
In his remarks at the opening ceremony, the Mayor of Busan stated that Busan will continue to build an open international innovation ecosystem, welcoming technology companies from around the world to connect, collaborate, and deepen Asia-Pacific economic and industrial ties. As one of the few Chinese companies to take the stage at the opening ceremony, Racern demonstrated the capability and vision of Chinese enterprises participating in Asia-Pacific innovation cooperation on the global stage.
Government-Enterprise Dialogue: Exploring Internationalization Pathways for SMEs
During the expo, the Racern team held in-depth discussions with representatives of the SME Development Promotion Center under China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, as well as a senior economist from the China Association of SMEs International Cooperation. The conversations covered internationalization pathways for Chinese SMEs, opportunities and challenges in overseas expansion, cross-border market development, international industrial collaboration, and risk management.
The senior economist outlined national policy directions and service systems supporting SMEs in “going global,” encouraging high-quality tech companies to leverage international exhibition platforms to access overseas resources and strengthen their international operations. Racern shared its overseas business footprint, technological strengths, and plans for expanding into Asia-Pacific markets, while also conveying the practical needs of SMEs engaged in cross-border operations. Racern expressed its hope to further draw on national-level service platforms for policy support, market intelligence, and matchmaking channels, enabling it to compete more effectively in global markets.
Deepening Presence in Asia-Pacific, Building a Bridge Between Government and Enterprise
Through its participation in FLY ASIA 2026, Racern not only showcased Chinese technological achievements to overseas audiences but also helped build a bridge for government-enterprise communication. Going forward, the company will continue to deepen its presence in Asia-Pacific markets, seize cross-border industrial cooperation opportunities, and play an exemplary role in building practical experience for the internationalization of Chinese SMEs.
