The World Brand Lab unveiled "2023 World's 500 Most Influential Brands" in New York,USAon December 13. Tongwei appears on the list for the first time with a ranking of 439th, becoming one of the 48 selected brands fromChina. It is on the list together with Chinese brands such as State Grid, Tencent, Haier, Huawei, and China Resources, which demonstrates Tongwei's powerful development strength and brand influence.

Tongwei Included in the List of "2023 World's 500 Most Influential Brands"

As an "ivy" in the global brand field, the World Brand Lab, enjoying a high reputation, is one of the world's three major brand value evaluation institutions, with experts and consultants from world-class universities such as Harvard University, Yale University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Columbia University, Oxford University, CambridgeUniversityand INSEAD. And its research results have become an important basis for the evaluation of intangible assets of many enterprises.

According to three key indicators of brand influence, namely Market Share, Brand Loyalty and Global Leadership, the World Brand Lab comprehensively scored more than 8,000 well-known brands around the world, and finally launched the World's 500 Most Influential Brands. In the list of "2023 World's 500 Most Influential Brands", most brands are from theUnited  States, followed by those fromFrance,China,Japanand theUnited  Kingdomsuccessively. It is the first time that the number of selected Chinese brands (48) surpassed that of selected Japanese brands (43), ranking third in the world.

Tongwei's Brand Value Has Continuously Risen Over the Years

The list of "2023 World's 500 Most Influential Brands" covers a total of 47 industries. On the list, there are 35 food and beverages brands, ranking first; and 32 automobiles and parts brands, ranking second. The numbers of brands in the energy industry and retail industry rank third side by side; and the number of brands in the media industry ranks fifth. Immediately following them, other industries include the internet, banking, insurance, computers, communications, and telecommunications.