About Thomas
Thomas Luedi is a partner based in Bain & Company's Shanghai office. He is an expert in the firm's Energy & Natural Resources, Strategy, M&A and Performance Improvement practices.
Thomas holds more than 20 years of consulting experience, spent mainly across Greater China and Southeast Asia. Throughout his career, he has focused on chemicals, energy and natural resources, primarily advising clients in strategy, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), performance improvement and transformation. He is also deeply versed in strategy formulation and performance improvement.
Additionally, Thomas holds broad experience in helping multinational corporations establish growth platforms across Asia and China, as well as define a home market within the region. He has also led leading Chinese and Asian enterprises in growing and optimizing their business portfolios and globalizing through both organic and inorganic growth.
He holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, where he majored in finance, accounting and marketing. He also holds a Master of Pharmacy and a BS in Chemistry, both from Universität Bern.
He is fluent in English, German, French and Mandarin Chinese.
Thomas Luedi explains how multinational companies can address market shifts in China's chemicals industry.
Recent Insights
- “Chinese factories face power supply crisis,” Financial Times, October 2021
- “How B2B Firms Can Price with Confidence as Inflation Rises,” HBR.org, July 2021, Article
- “A Rebounding China Assesses Where to Direct Its Energy,” Brief, March 2020
- “Covid-19 is making it harder to grow food in China,” The Economist, March 2020, Agribusiness
- “Chinese companies rush to produce anti-covid kit,” The Economist, March 2020, Retail