Showing posts with label how to invest in China. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to invest in China. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 September 2014

How to invest in China?

China, the second largest economy in the world, has kept more than 8% economic growth rate annually for last three decades. Investing in China and sharing the booming of the China economy have been a smart choice for an investor. But, how to invest in China while you are still not familiar with China market?

1. If you are running a non-financial company, you can invest in a varieties of industries, from a service industry to a manufacture industry, at a varieties of provinces, from south to north, and from coast area to inland area, from an economic Development Zone to a tax preference zone, in China.

 2. If you are a financial institution investor, you have a varieties of options to invest in China. You can invest in the China's capital markets by the the program of QFII ; You can invest in the China's financial industry by buying the stake of a small and medium-sized of regional bank (or credit union), or an insurance company, or an investment bank;

3. If you are a venture capitalist or a private equity investor, your approach is more flexible than any other investors for sharing the economic growth of China.

4. If you are an individual investor, you can invest in a Greater China Area mutual fund in Canada or in the United States; or you can buy a stock of the company who is running business in China; or you can buy a stock of a Chinese company which is listed in the Toronto Stock Exchange, or listed in the NASDAQ, or listed in the New York Stock Exchange, or listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

No matter what industries or sectors you will invest in, you can choose a right place to start, not necessarily in the biggest city in China, say, if you’re a firework businessman, you’d better invest and live in Liuyang city, the so-called ‘ home of fireworks’, where there are more than 400000 people directly or indirectly engaged in this product in China. In this case, do not forget to do a market survey first or hire a professional business consultant from STIN (www.chinabizservices.com) to learn more resources information first before you invest anything in China. Local experts can save you lot of time, cost and energy etc in doing business in China. .

  As an investor outside China, you have many options to take; but do you know which option you will take when making a decision to invest in China? To invest a business is to try to share the profit of the business, which means that the business in your expectation will grow up, in the future. How do you know a business in China will grow up? There are still a handful of cases of the bankruptcy of business even the economy of China has grown up at the average of 9% yearly since 1980. This is the risk of investment. How to get rid of the risk of investment in China? You have to do a research on the economy of China, and the investment policy, tax policy, and the macro economic policy of China. You have to make sure you choose a right industry, or a right area, or a right partner, or a right company for you to invest in order to share the booming economy of China. STIN professional business consultant can smooth your investment in China: www.chinabizservices.com

 

Forms of Foreign Investment

Chinese-Foreign Equity Joint Ventures, China-Foreign Contractual Joint Ventures, Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise are the three main forms of Foreign Direct Investment in china for absorbing foreign capital. Other investment terms include Share Company with Foreign Investment, Foreign Invested Holding Company, Joint Exploitation, BOT, etc. 2.1 Chinese-Foreign Equity Joint Ventures Chinese-Foreign Equity Joint Ventures anew also called as Share Company with Foreign Investment. They are enterprises jointly established within Chinese territory companies, enterprises, and other economic entities on the other side. An equity joint venture shall be invested and operated jointly by both foreign and Chinese investors, who shall share the profits and losses, as well as risks, in proportion to their respective shares in the registered capital. Chinese-Foreign Equity Joint Ventures are Limited Liability Company, and possess the status of Chinese legal person.

In such an enterprise, the proportion of the investment contributed by the foreign party shall in general not be less than 25% of the total. The partner could offer cash, or other kinds of things instead such as building, workshop, machinery, industrial property right, special technique, and field utilization right The profits and other legal interests that foreign investors have shared can be remit out or reinvest China. 2.2 Chinese-Foreign Contractual Joint Ventures Chinese-Foreign Contractual Joint Ventures are enterprises jointly established within Chinese territories by foreign companies, enterprises, other economic entities of individuals and Chinese companies, enterprises or other economic entities, according to their cooperative conditions. The both parties to a contractual joint venture should prescribe in the contract their respective conditions, lights, obligations, incomes distribution, responsibilities for risks and debts, the company management and negotiations on the property transaction at the expiration.
 
When establishing China-Foreign Contractual Joint Ventures, the foreign party provides land, factory buildings, certain usable machines and facilities, and in some cases a certain amount of capital as well. Chinese-Foreign Contractual Joint Ventures may posses the status of conventional person or not. 2.3 Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise is invested entirely by foreign companies, enterprises, other economic entities or individuals within Chinese territory in accordance with the related Chinese laws. Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise usually takes the form of limited liability companies, and do not include the Chinese Branch of foreign company or other economic organization. 2.4 Share Company With Foreign Investment Share Company with Foreign Investment are stock limited companies set within China's territory by foreign companies, enterprises, or other economic organizations with Chinese companies, enterprise or other economic organizations, which is established according to the principle of stock.
 
All principal of Share Company with Foreign Investment is made up of equal amounts of stocks, every stockholder would take certain responsibility for company in accordance with his amount of stocks, and the company is responsible for debts with all estate. It is a form of foreign-invested company, which fits with relative regulations of national laws and statutes on foreign investment company.
2.5 Foreign Invested Holding Company Foreign Invested Holding Companies are Chinese-Foreign Equity Joint Ventures or Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise within Chinese territory that deals with direct investment usually in the form of limited liability companies. Foreign investor, who applies to establish an Foreign Invested Holding Company must possess great assets and good reputation, establish a certain mount of companies within China, and own over $30 million of actual-paid part of registration principal. Upon the approval of the Chinese government, Foreign Invested Holding Company could enjoy a broader field of managing than other ordinary companies, in an attempt to encourage big overseas companies to carry out their series of investment plans.

At present foreign invested Holding Company can invest in the fields of industry, agriculture, infrastructure and energy that the county encourages and permits. 2.6Joint Exploitation Join Exploitation refers to Chinese company and foreign company sign venture contract to carry out a joint exploration on inland and offshore petroleum, and mineral resources. It is a widely used from of economic cooperation in the field of natural resources exploration throughout the world. The main features of the joint exploration are high risks, high input, and high return. Joint exploitation is usually carried out in three phases: exploration development and production.