China＇s Overseas M＆A in Global Economic Crisis

Overseas Merger and Acquisition（M ＆ A）is not only the major means for the entcrprises to expand repidly and operate globally,but also the significant strategic tools for acquiring advanced technology from other companies and seizing the market and other resources.The sustaining growth of our economy provides an optimal environment,while the breakout of the global financial crisis creates opportunities for Chinese enterpries＇ cross-border M＆G.Recently,whether it is the Chinalco confronting setbacks in investing Rio Tinto,Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery acquiring Hummer brand or two private companies intending to purchase Cardanro,all aroused wide concern.     

Chinese Enterprises＇ Overseas M＆A Spree

enterprise that did not grow up through merger and acquisition to some extent in some way, and almost no large companies grew up by internal accumulation.     

China＇s Foreign Trade Strategy

Profile of route map In 1949,right after the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC),overall economic blockage and embargo imposed by other countries,except the Soviet Union and eastern European countries,separated China from the global economic and trade community.In such a context,China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) was born in May 1952 to facilitate non-governmental trade with other countries,Japan in particular.     

China＇s 2009 public investment may exceed budget

Chinese companies may increase overseas mergers and acquisitions （M＆As） by 40 percent next year while outbound deal value may hit a record high of 30 to US$35 billion this year. The newspaper said, citing Wang Xiaogang, a partner at PrieewaterhouseCoopers LLP （PwC） China, that the major risk for Chinese companies in fostering overseas M＆A deals is the insufficient risk analysis capabilities, particularly in financial and legal aspects.     

The Olympics＇ Impacts on China＇s Foreign Trade

The Beijing Olympics will have a lasting effect on China, especially on its politics and diplo macy, but the Olympics will only have limited and indirect influence on its foreign trade in my view.     

Year-End Review： China＇s Foreign Trade and Investment 2010

Wathering through the global financial tsunami in 2009, and tiding over the 2010, China＇s foreign trade and foreign investment sectors were strenuously blazing its trail to a new phase.     

China＇s National Oil Reserve Center Was Born

A series of events that occurred in October 2007, are rewriting the history of China＇s energy industry： November 3 an Energy Law Committee asked the public for suggestions on improvements; forty top experts came together to form the National Energy Expert Advisory Committee on November 6; and the National Oil Reserve Center （NORC） became the nerve centre of oil reserves on November 18. Yet, behind the progress of these recent activities remains the fact that international oil prices still hover around a very high price of USS 90/barrel,     

China＇s cross-border M＆A： 30% ↓ in 2008

China＇s cross-border merger and acquisition （M＆A） activities in 2008 remained active, though it dropped by 30 percent year-on-year in terms of transaction amount, according to a report released by market researcher Zero2IPO Group on January 20.     

China＇s Reaulation on the Amount of Registered Capital and the Period of. Investment for the Foreign Investors

China has specific regulations on the minimum registered capital and period of investment for the foreign investors to set up enterprises within the territory of the People＇s Republic of China.     

China＇s Children＇s Wear Industry：A Big Cake for Foreign Brands

<正>The Investment Analysis and Outlook of China's Children's Wear Market in 2010-2015 by CIC Industry Research Center shows that since 2005, Chinas 4th baby boo...     

China＇s Investment in 2010 H1

Attracting foreign investment
In the first half of 2010, the number of the newly established foreigninvested enterprises was 12377, an increase of 18.8%; the actual use of foreign investment was US$51.43 billion, up 19.6%. Although the absorbing of foreign investment has increased for consecutively 11 months, the overall scale is still lower that the same period of 2008, before the world financial crisis. We can see following features in the foreign investment to China in the first 6 months in 2010.     

Review on China＇s Textile and Apparel Trade of 2007

1. Trends and Features of China＇s International Trade in Textile and Apparel in 2007.
The year 2007 has seen the total value of export and import of Chinese textile and apparel at US$190.0 billion, up 17.1%, accounting for 8.7% of the country＇s total trade of goods. Respectively, export and import stood at US$171.3 billion and US$18.6 billion, up 18.8% and 3.0%, accounting for 14.1% and 2.0% of the country＇s total export and import of goods. （Table 1）     

Q＆A as for Foreign Business Practice in China

Q：What materials shall be needed when a foreign company of foreign trade invests and registers within China？
A：There are various forms of investment within China, and you may refer to the following policies and regulations： the Catalogue for the Guidance of Foreign Investment Industries, the Law of the People＇s Republic of China on Foreign-Capital Enterprises, the Rules for the Implementation of the Law of the People＇s Republic of China on Foreign-Capital Enterprises,     

China＇s US$2 Tin Forex Assets to Prop up More M＆A Overseas

On March 21th China started a pilot program to recover discarded auto parts as part of its efforts to achieve circular economy.     

Tough ＆ Long＂Going-Out＂ Road -- Review on the Internationalization of China＇s Auto Industry

In 2008, the momentum of the outward investment of Chinese enterprises was strong. The amount of outward investment continued to grow rapidly, and has for the first .time exceeded USS50 billion, reaching USS55.91 billion. China＇s automobile industry has undergone decades of development and has formed a huge production capacity, with part of its pioneering enterprises having conducted a number of useful attempts in internationalization. The once-in-a-century financial crisis influenced various industries in every country. Nevertheless, China＇s auto enterprises are facing a rare opportunity in outward investing. Enterprises need to achieve their own technological upgrading with the ＂going global＂ strategy in order to maintain long-term stability and sustainable development.