Beleggen in China

dinsdag, juli 27, 2004

China's rail sector to receive private funds

The Chinese Government will soon allow private capital into the railway sector to help solve the existing strained rail transport capacity. The railway authority is working out a programme on the reform of a financing and investing system to attract private capital, including foreign funds, to enhance the railway network's operations, a Ministry of Railways officials said on Friday. (bron: People's Daily Online)
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zondag, juli 25, 2004

China to complete rural retail network in 5 years

Xu Ming, deputy director of MOC market system development department, said China will develop chain supermarkets and expressstores in counties and major towns, and transform country fairs tochain stores. The government also encourages retailers to update rural grocery stores into distribution outlets or franchisers. (bron: Xinhuanet)
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China sees 1st favorable fiber glass trade balance in decade

China reported a favorable tradebalance of 59.18 million US dollars of fiber glass during the first half of this year, the nation's first trade surplus in the material in more than a decade, according to customs in Chongqing in southwest part of the country. (bron: Xinhuanet)
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Japan, Germany, ROK rank top three car exporters to China

Japan, Germany and the Republic of Korean (ROK) were the top three car exporters to China in the first half of 2004, accounting for 88 percent of China's car imports, according to statistics from China's Commerce Ministry. In the first half of 2004, China imported 96,780 autos valued 2.918 billion US dollars, up 6.7 percent and 20.8 percent respectively over the last same period. (bron: Xinhuanet)
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vrijdag, juli 23, 2004

Akzo steekt 150 miljoen dollar in China

Chemieconcern Akzo Nobel investeert in de komende vijf jaar nog eens 150 miljoen dollar in China, schrijft de China Daily. In de krant zegt bestuurslid Rudy van der Meer dat de onderneming op zoek is naar allianties in het noorden en zuiden van het land voor haar verfdivisie. (bron: De Financiële Telegraaf)
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DSM zet in op nieuwe fabriek in China

Chemieconcern DSM en China National Offshore Oil Corp. Chemical (CNOOCC) willen samen een nieuwe melaminefabriek bouwen op het Chinese eiland Hainan. De totale investering bedraagt circa 100 miljoen dollar (ruim 82 miljoen euro), zo maakten de bedrijven dinsdag bekend. (bron: De Financiële Telegraaf)
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dinsdag, juli 13, 2004

China's oil giants break de-facto monopoly

China's three biggest oil companies are expanding their scopes of business in oil exploration in the country, breaking a de-facto monopoly over offshore oil prospecting and production. China's Ministry of Land and Resources, which oversees resources exploration in the country, issued a license on July 6 to PetroChina Company Ltd for offshore oil exploration in the country, a move described by experts as a landmark event. (bron: Xinhuanet)
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Chinezen verplicht vrij door energietekort

Duizenden Chinezen krijgen voor het eerst van hun leven zomaar een week vakantie. Verplicht opgelegd door het stadsbestuur van Peking vanwege een dreigend energietekort. (bron: Brabants Dagblad)
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Rabo praat met Chinese bank

Rabobank wil een belang nemen in een co?peratieve bank in China. Dat heeft een woordvoerder van Rabobank maandag gezegd. De bank wil niet kwijt met welke branchegenoot gesprekken worden gevoerd. (bron: Eindhovens Dagblad)
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zaterdag, juli 10, 2004

Europa overweegt invoervoordeel China te beperken

De Europese Commissie overweegt alleen echte ontwikkelingslanden nog te bevoordelen bij invoer. Snelgroeiende landen als China en India kunnen hun voorrang gedeeltelijk verliezen, stelde Europees commissaris Lamy (Handel) woensdag. (bron: De Financiële Telegraaf)
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Cooling measures taking effect

China's rapidly-growing economy showed significant signs of change in May, which has increased confidence that the State's macroeconomic measures to slow growth are working. The State Information Centre examined key economic indicators in a recent research report, and provided policy recommendations for the future. (bron: Xinhuanet)
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Top audit body targets at more state-funded institutions

China's top audit body said it would audit all central government, Party departments and State-funded institutions after it disclosed embezzlement of public funds among some central government departments, China Youth Dailyreported Tuesday. (bron: Xinhuanet)
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zaterdag, juli 03, 2004

Insurers can invest overseas, China says

China's government indicated Friday it would let insurers invest overseas, easing controls on the movement of capital and allowing companies that now hold $8 billion in foreign currency assets to seek higher returns. (bron: International Herald Tribune)
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vrijdag, juli 02, 2004

Restrictions on China-based foreign banks to be lifted gradually

China will further open its banking industry to the outside and gradually lift restrictions on foreign banks, said an official with the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) here Wednesday. (bron: Xinhuanet)
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China advancing to full market economy

China is pushing forward to a full market economy at its own schedule despite the European Union refusing to give it MES (market economy status) three days ago. Two laws, including the Administrative Licensing Law and the revised law on foreign trade, took effect on Thursday, showing the country's new efforts to improve its market economy mechanism. (bron: Xinhuanet)
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