Building trust in society and solving important problems
PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) is a global leader in professional services, with a network of member firms spanning 136 countries and regions, and with over 360,000 people dedicated to delivering quality assurance, advisory, tax, and deals services. In FY2026 (1 July 2025 - 30 June 2026), PwC served 82% of the Fortune Global 500 companies, with a gross revenue of US$60.2 billion.
PwC China comprises member firms in the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong SAR, and Macau SAR, operating collaboratively under local laws with more than 13,000 people. With a presence dating back to 1902, PwC China has been operating in the Chinese market for more than a hundred years. PwC China is honored to have experienced and witnessed China's reform and opening up and economic development. We have actively participated in the country's economic construction with practical actions, including helping the first batch of state-owned enterprises to access the international capital market, as well as assisting a large number of clients with listings, reorganisations, overseas mergers and acquisitions, and cross-border transactions. We have pioneered a number of innovations for Chinese enterprises in the international arena, and have spared no efforts in bringing in international resources to the Chinese market.
As the global economy undergoes profound restructuring, PwC remains committed to its purpose of “building trust in society and solving important problems,” guided by its “tech-forward, people-empowered” strategy to help clients navigate transformation, break through barriers, and sustain growth momentum. In China, we will continue leveraging our local expertise and global network to support national strategies, partnering with government and corporate clients to advance high-quality economic development and forge a sustainable future.
Since its first release in 2014, the Chinese Cities of Opportunity report has accompanied the growth of Chinese cities for 13 consecutive years, recording and enabling China’s urban development from a professional perspective.
Closely aligned with this trend, Chinese Cities of Opportunity 2026 focuses on the new logic of global capital flows and the diversified strengths of cities. Taking 60 cities as its base, it innovatively builds an evaluation system covering 10 dimensions and 50 variables. The report not only examines in depth the hierarchical structure, regional clusters and network effects that support cities’ long-term growth, but also breaks away from simple single-dimension ranking to present, from multiple perspectives, cities’ superimposed advantages in hard technology, consumer markets, innovation ecosystems and the business environment.
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