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Business Development Manager salaries in Mainland China.

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Estimated average salary:

Our salaries are based on data from thousands of placements and inside industry knowledge from our expert recruitment teams. These salaries represent the average range considering a number of variables (industry, location, level of seniority etc.).

¥500,000 - ¥650,000

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According to our salary calculator, the average annual salary for Business Development Managers working in Mainland China is ¥500,000 - ¥650,000.

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