Market diagnosis
Regulation, demand, competitors and pricing in your segment, with a recommended entry model. Usually 4–6 weeks.
Market entry, go-to-market strategy and EU business development for Chinese manufacturers, in Mandarin, Polish and English.
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Qiao Partners helps Chinese producers, manufacturers and brands enter Europe. We diagnose the market, build the go-to-market strategy, find and qualify buyers, and set up the entity, certification and tax structure with specialist partners in Poland and across the EU.
In the other direction, we help European companies set up in China: entity formation, production moves, cost estimates and market strategy. We are advisers, not investors: we do not manage money or give investment advice.
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Six services, from the first read of the market to signed contracts.
Regulation, demand, competitors and pricing in your segment, with a recommended entry model. Usually 4–6 weeks.
Channels, partners, pricing and a plan for your first 12 months of sales in the EU.
We act as your European sales team: qualified buyers, distributors and EPC contractors, and meetings booked.
With partner law and tax firms: company formation, CE marking and battery passport, VAT, and Polish Investment Zone incentives.
CBAM, the EU ETS, the Batteries Regulation and sector rules; engagement with ministries, agencies and regulators.
Entity setup, production moves, cost estimates and market strategy in China.
30 minutes, free. We tell you whether and how your product can sell in Europe.
4–6 weeks. Rules, buyers, prices and the right entry model.
Go-to-market plan, partners, budget and timeline.
Entity, certification and ongoing business development to first contracts.
We follow EU rules, auctions and investment flows to see which equipment Europe will buy, and when. These are the markets we watch today.
Poland's grid-storage build-out, and the EU battery passport from February 2027.
Upgrading membranes, compressors and digesters toward the EU goal of 35 bcm of biomethane a year by 2030.
Liquid cooling, power distribution and backup power for new European capacity.
Inverters, transformers and switchgear for grid expansion, under the Net-Zero Industry Act's resilience rules.
Processing lines ahead of the EU's minimum recycled-content rules for batteries from 2031.
Electrified heat as carbon pricing reaches buildings and transport fuels through ETS2, planned from 2028.
RED III requires 42% renewable hydrogen in industry by 2030 and 60% by 2035.
Next-generation storage chemistries as grids need many hours of flexibility.

We work with experts in law, tax, certification and regulation across Europe and China, and with the ministries and agencies that shape market access. Each client gets the team their situation needs, in Polish, English or Mandarin.
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Four steps: confirm the product rules (CE marking and sector rules such as the Batteries Regulation), decide who acts as the EU economic operator (an importer, a distributor or your own entity), price against European competitors, and line up the first buyers. Our market diagnosis covers all four in 4–6 weeks.
Not always. Many manufacturers start through an importer or distributor. An EU entity pays off once you hold stock, bid in tenders, offer local warranty and service, or assemble in Europe. We set it up with partner law and tax firms.
Poland is a large, fast-growing energy market with central logistics for Central and Eastern Europe, lower operating costs than Western Europe, and a corporate income tax exemption for new manufacturing investments under the Polish Investment Zone. We are based in Warsaw.
From 18 February 2027, industrial batteries above 2 kWh, electric-vehicle batteries and light-means-of-transport batteries placed on the EU market need a digital battery passport, reached by QR code (EU Batteries Regulation, Article 77).
Yes. We explain how CBAM and the EU ETS affect your product's cost and price in Europe, and work with specialists on reporting and compliance.
Yes. We engage ministries, investment agencies and regulators on market access, permits and incentives, together with our legal partners.
No. We are commercial advisers. We do not invest, manage funds or give investment advice.
A fixed fee for the market diagnosis, a monthly retainer for business development and, in some mandates, a success fee on signed commercial contracts. The first 30-minute call is free.