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"You’re asking if we should pivot from the Indian stock market to China? Here’s why.

Back in 2018-19, I visited a steel plant in China. I’m in the same industry—my factory produces about 3,000 to 3,500 tons per month (roughly 100 tons a day). To hit that number, I need about 125 to 150 employees.

Now, guess how many people were working at that Chinese factory? They were producing 1,000 tons per day—that’s 10 times my output. You’d think they’d have 500 or 600 workers, right? Wrong. They had almost no ground-level staff. It was a fully automated smart factory. From raw material processing to final packaging and truck loading, everything moved on an automated production line. That level of manufacturing efficiency is why their stocks are valued differently."

Industrial Automation & Robotics: China is the world leader in adopting industrial robots, which drastically reduces labor costs and increases precision.

Manufacturing Scalability: The ability to produce 10x the volume with a fraction of the workforce leads to massive economies of scale.

Labor Productivity Gap: This story highlights the difference in output per worker. In 2025, China’s industrial productivity remains significantly higher than India’s due to advanced tech integration.

Smart Factories (Industry 4.0): This refers to plants where IoT (Internet of Things) and AI manage the entire supply chain without human intervention.

Valuation vs. Efficiency: Investors often look for undervalued tech-heavy markets. While India has high growth, China offers high operational efficiency and lower P/E (Price-to-Earnings) ratios in the manufacturing sector.

The 2025 Investment Context:
While India is the fastest-growing major economy, many institutional investors (FIIs) are looking at China because of its "Made in China 2025" success, which transitioned them from low-end assembly to high-end, fully automated manufacturing.

Would you like me to compare the "Profit per Employee" metrics for Indian vs. Chinese manufacturing stocks?

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