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2026년 7월 28일

저자:
Riley Duke, Roland Rajah, Jack Xu, Lowy Institute

Pacific Aid Map analysis finds Chinese companies account for large share of Pacific infrastructure contract value

"Chinese state firms dominate Pacific infrastructure contracts", Lowy Institute, 28 Jul 2026

Preliminary Pacific Aid Map analysis [...] suggests that Chinese SOEs have been involved in more than $5.1 billion worth of Pacific infrastructure projects since 2008. Around $3 billion of this was financed directly by China, with the remaining share split between the ADB and World Bank. [...].

Notably, although infrastructure projects directly financed by China have been lower this decade compared to last, Chinese SOEs have won a greater volume of MDB contracts, thereby maintaining their significant on-the-ground presence across the region.

World Bank procurement data tells a similar story. Chinese SOEs were awarded 33 infrastructure contracts between 2016 and 2025, [...]. These contracts were worth $379 million in total, [...] reflecting the concentration of larger infrastructure projects among Chinese SOEs.