When a multinational enterprise is operating globally, it is an important international behavior to allow its subsidiaries to create performance in the host market. Subsidiary performance will be affected by internal factors and external market conditions. Therefore, this study takes headquarters resources, political risks, and cultural distance as the antecedents, and adds ownership as a moderating variable. Based on the samples, the empirical results show that headquarters resources and cultural distance have a significant positive impact on subsidiary performance. And under the moderating effect analysis of the degree of ownership, it is found that factors such as headquarters resources and political risks under different ownership modes will have moderting effects on the performance of subsidiaries.
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