Companies are relocating their factories from China to Southeast Asia in anticipation of increased tariffs under Donald Trump’s potential presidency. Trump’s proposed tariffs could rise dramatically to 60%, prompting businesses to seek alternatives in countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia. Industrial park developers are preparing for a surge in investments, driven by a wave of Chinese firms moving operations. As the region positions itself as a manufacturing hub, analysts warn of the need for careful negotiation to maintain favorable US-China relations while benefiting from this shift in global supply chains.