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The Politics of Overseas Investment
The reaction to the first wave of Chinese outbound investment in 2009 has been decidedly mixed. It is in China's interests to figure out why this is.
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- By staff reporter Zhang Boling 2009-08-17Chinese steel mills will continue negotiations with the top three miners using the price agreed with FMG as a benchmark, CISA said.
- Compiled by Caijing staff 2009-07-02Based on the current share price, Chinalco needs to invest more than US$1.4 billion in order to maintain its 12 percent stake in the London-listed Rio Tinto Plc stock.
- By staff reporters Yan Jiangning and Zhang Yuzhe 2009-06-30Based on the current share price, Chinalco needs to invest more than US$1.4 billion in order to maintain its 12 percent stake in the London-listed Rio Tinto Plc stock.
- By staff reporter Yan Jiangning 2009-06-11OZ chairman Barry Cusack had warned shareholders before the vote that the company would be in grave danger of liquidation take over if they rejected Minmetals' offer.
- By staff reporter Yan Jiangning 2009-03-25Chinalco's latest bid for Rio Tinto is one of three Chinese plans for mining investments facing skeptics and regulators in Australia.
- By staff reporters Han Wei, Zhao Jianfei, Zhang Boling and Yan Jiangning 2009-03-12Hunan Valin Iron & Steel is speeding up expansion, under an imperative from the new stimulus plan to either grow or be consolidated.
- By staff reporters Zhang Zheyu and Dong Lingxi 2009-03-09Give credit to the China Development Bank for China's new Russian energy, Brazilian oil and Australian mine investments.
- By staff reporters Zhao Jianfei, Chen Zhu, Yan Jiangjing, Zhang Boling, Dong Lingxi and Yang Yue 2009-03-05Overseas resource deals used to be controversial, or failures, for China. Chinalco's latest bid for Rio Tinto may change all that.
- By staff reporters Han Wei, Yan Jiangning 2009-03-04The transaction is expected to be completed by late March.
- By Woo C. Lee, managing director, JL Thornton & Co. 2009-03-02The reaction to the first wave of Chinese outbound investment in 2009 has been decidedly mixed. It is in China's interests to figure out why this is.
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Key People
Xiao Yaqing
On February 18, Chinalco announced that Xiao has stepped down after he was appointed Deputy Secretary General of the State Council, China's cabinet....>>
On February 18, Chinalco announced that Xiao has stepped down after he was appointed Deputy Secretary General of the State Council, China's cabinet....>>