Does Philip Morris International have a branch in China? Thank you!

The mainland does not have it, but Hong Kong has.

In order to strengthen its presence around the world, Philip Morris International has established five regional operating branches abroad by geographical region: Europe, Middle East and Africa (headquartered in Switzerland); Latin America and Iberia (headquartered in Spain); Asia (headquartered in Hong Kong); Americas (headquartered in Canada); Australian Branch (based in Australia). These branches are responsible for the sale of PM products in their respective jurisdictions.

Among all overseas markets, Europe is its traditional and largest sales market, with an average market share of 38% in Western European countries in 2000, and its sales of low-tar and low-nicotine cigarettes are growing strongly; The main markets in Asia are Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan, China, and PM's market share in Japan has reached; Other major markets include Nigeria in Africa, Canada in North America, Mexico in Central America, Brazil, Argentina, Venezuela, Bolivia and Colombia in South America, and Australia and New Zealand in Oceania. In 2000, PM International sold a total of 13.52 million cartons of cigarettes in foreign markets, of which 9.35 million cartons were produced by PM abroad and 4.17 million cartons of cigarettes were exported.

The name of the Chinese branch is: Philip Morris (China) Enterprise Management****.

Philip Morris Companies IncPM) is the world's largest tobacco company and is headquartered in New York, USA. But it originated in England, where in 1847 Mr. Philip Morris opened a small shop on Bond Street in England, and the business flourished so that his successor opened a shop in New York, USA, in 1902.

When these investors moved to Virginia in 1919, they joined forces to form the PM Company.

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The company's products: Kraft Food, Marlboro Cigarettes, Merlot Beer, Maxwell Coffee, etc.

Company performance: 1999 operating income of 61, million US dollars.

Employee Development: As the world's largest consumer goods manufacturer, Philip Morris believes that employees are one of the most important factors in their success, and that identifying and developing the best professional development talent is key to ensuring their continued development.

PM was founded as a small company and was one of many tobacco manufacturers in the United States. However, by the 50s of the 20th century, PM entered a period of rapid growth. In the 60th year, the Rifa generation PM made a bold venture to invest in the launch of the "Marlboro", and the "Marlboro" sales were a huge success in the United States.

By the 70's, PM had begun to expand its sales in the international cigarette market on a large scale, first by acquiring the overseas sales rights of Liggett and Myers' branded cigarettes in Latin America, Lark and L&M, and in 1981 by acquiring a large stake in another multinational tobacco company, Lok Fu Men International. PM continued to grow cigarette sales and profits for 25 years, and by the early 80s it began to overtake British American Tobacco to become the world's largest tobacco company.

In the 70s of the 20th century, PM began to diversify in the United States, entering the beer, beverage, paper, real estate, chemical industry, heavy machinery and packaging industries. But the company's most successful and large-scale is the beer, beverage and other food processing industry group source banquet. The company acquired the Miller Brewery Company, which catapulted it to second place in the U.S. beer industry for 10 years from 1970 to 1980.

In 1978, PM took over 7UP, the world's third-largest carbonated beverage manufacturer at the time, giving it a prominent position in the U.S. beverage industry.