China Outbound Investment

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Ed Choong

China Outbound Investment

China investors are looking for various type of foreign investments. I start this specific discussion for people to share their experiences and opportunities. It is essential for everyone trying to connect to Chinese investors is to make sure you have investment details in Chinese.

posted 9 months ago

Adrian Sima		We are a Romania Company and want to expand and upgrade existing agricultural and dairy operation, to offer seven new goat milk yogurt cheese and cheese products, expand distribution in Romania, and eventually into other countries. For more details contact: cornis.naty@gmail.com posted 30 days ago

Ed Choong		Chinese investors will be interested in agricultural resources. Land can be part of agricultural resources. posted about 1 month ago

Katarzyna Stevenson		Are Chinese investors also interested in foreign land for agriculture? I would appreciate you comments on this. posted about 1 month ago

Dan Ben		BEACHFRONT PROJECTS for sale in MAURITIUS. www.bluelagoonestate.com posted 2 months ago

Tim Johnson		Chinese companies urged to increase investment in Canada Chinese companies should intensify their drive to invest in Canada, especially in the energy sector, as there are tremendous opportunities, an official from the Ministry of Commerce said. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2012-02/09/content_... posted 3 months ago

Carey Chambers		More information on the Chinese appetite for Aussie property: "Chinese investors are showing an increasingly high level of interest in the Australian property market. Chinese developers were responsible for 9 percent of the 30 percent share foreign developers took in the Australia apartment market last year." http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2012-01/30/content_... posted 4 months ago

jay smith		a growing number of our clients are Chinese. We get them an OTCBB listing thru an S-1 registration and they then merge their operating company into it. This gives them access to the US equity markets. Our fees of $30K are extremely reasonable posted 7 months ago

Tim Johnson		Chinese investors are eager to invest in the US but need a friendlier investment climate, according to this article in China Daily: http://usa.chinadaily.com.cn/business/2011-10/25/content_... posted 7 months ago

edward philip		We introduce Chinese investors to real estate and investment solutions in London whilst handling immigration, as well as structuring any property held in the UK in the most tax efficient manner possible. London remains a political, legal and economic safe haven for invetsors. Chinese are joining the existing wealthy expatriate community from Russia, Eastern Europe and the Middle-East. We are looking for partners in China and will be going to in Beijing January. www.astonmowbray.com posted 7 months ago

Don Kerr		From my time spent researching this topic, all of your comments above are correct. I would add that the Chinese private investor has a practical approach, invests in businesses/assets he understands and takes a long view of the sorts of things that China and the rest of the world needs for the next few years. Some consultants I work with are collaborating with the Brazilian government to bring a group of Chinese investors to Brazil this November. The group will visit a range of industrial utilities, private companies, agricultural enterprises and tourist sites. A similar showcase is planned for January 2012. The SOE's are acting in a very strategic manner, and mainly focused on acquiring assets to support China's long term development. They have scouts how travel more than the average Chinese and are multilingual and who are on the look out for new opportunities. These are usually very high level deals, but my company are also seeking to assist these entities in the long term. Furthermore, we are looking at putting together a Brazil/Latin America private fund for interested parties in China. posted 8 months ago

MAN HUNG PETER chan		Let me know you have any business advice, my Chinese partnet seeking for forest , wine investment posted 8 months ago

Don Kerr		I am a New York qualified lawyer, with experience of structuring investment projects in Brazil. I am currently in China on a fact finding mission. I am very interested in meeting in any individuals and institutions who would wish to (a) invest In Brazil (b) acquire land or commodities from Brazil. IT, GreenTech energy & consumer brands are all promising sectors in Brazil. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I am currently in Shanghai and would be happy to meet interested parties to discuss in further detail. www.sinofutura.com posted 9 months ago

Ed Choong		More individual investors are looking for actual businesses and good projects now. Real estate is not the main focus for individual investors but will buy 1 or 2 properties as a stable investment. Both individual & institutional investors do diversify their portfolios. It is essential to keep in touch with them to keep up with their trend & interest. IT, renewable energy & brand related investments are the popular sectors now. posted 9 months ago

Luke Wiley		From what I see, individual Chinese foreign investors seem to be focused on either a) real estate or b) immigration investment. The Chinese state-owned companies, on the other hand, are gobbling up resources all around the world, with Australia, Africa, and Canada as some of the focus areas. Is that what you are seeing, Ed? posted 9 months ago

Ed Choong		Traditionally real estates and resources are the still the main target for many Chinese investors. Many investors are also looking for new technology (especially energy related), health care and brands. posted 9 months ago

Tim Johnson		I read an interesting article on China outbound investment at Forbes recently. It stated that China's main interest is in Australia, though of course they are making strategic investments all around the world. Here is the link: http://www.forbes.com/sites/china/2011/02/27/insight-into... posted 9 months ago

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