China Investment news
Too many hence I shall compile the postings. Again this is only those I am interested in =)
Global Sources 2 Quarter transcripts This article was interesting because it is a B2B media comapany, i.e. it handles tradeshows and such. It seeks to expand into Dubai (it a place of interest for me =))
I will continue to update in this post... going for breakfast now
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Big Expectations for China's Blue-chip IPOs - This article gives some insight.
notable quotes:
""Chinese households had about $1.94 trillion in bank savings at the end of June, several times the $540 billion market capitalization of the local-currency Class A share markets.""
"The decision by China's securities regulators to ban IPOs for one year until this past May and their efforts to supply the market with higher quality listings looks as if it will payoff increasingly more with time. The article mentions that over 90% of delistings and financially troubled stocks labeled as “special treatment” or ST stocks were listed before 2000. This is much more of a rarity for post-2000 listings. There are some valuation concerns in China but it seems to me that more listings in combination with an increase in market participants will develop into the “virtuous cycle” a Chinese equities analyst that was quoted mentioning in the article."
Apparently investing in offshore stocks is still limited for mainland Chinese - here China Monetory policy
More on monetory moves
A shift from print to online media? Rick Yan - CEO, 51Job speculates
2nd Quarter results for Gigamedia
China's medical device makers
China's survellience market
China's government has issued yet another warning to its 31 provinces to rein in their red-hot economies, state media said Sunday.
In particular, investment in factories, residential buildings and other fixed assets must be cooled down, Vice Premier Zeng Peiyan said, according to the Xinhua news agency.
SHANGHAI : The scaling back this week of Air China's planned one-billion-dollar initial public offering is a reflection of investor jitters over the market's ability to absorb a raft of new floats, analysts say.
Global Sources 2 Quarter transcripts This article was interesting because it is a B2B media comapany, i.e. it handles tradeshows and such. It seeks to expand into Dubai (it a place of interest for me =))
I will continue to update in this post... going for breakfast now
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Big Expectations for China's Blue-chip IPOs - This article gives some insight.
notable quotes:
""Chinese households had about $1.94 trillion in bank savings at the end of June, several times the $540 billion market capitalization of the local-currency Class A share markets.""
"The decision by China's securities regulators to ban IPOs for one year until this past May and their efforts to supply the market with higher quality listings looks as if it will payoff increasingly more with time. The article mentions that over 90% of delistings and financially troubled stocks labeled as “special treatment” or ST stocks were listed before 2000. This is much more of a rarity for post-2000 listings. There are some valuation concerns in China but it seems to me that more listings in combination with an increase in market participants will develop into the “virtuous cycle” a Chinese equities analyst that was quoted mentioning in the article."
Apparently investing in offshore stocks is still limited for mainland Chinese - here China Monetory policy
More on monetory moves
A shift from print to online media? Rick Yan - CEO, 51Job speculates
2nd Quarter results for Gigamedia
China's medical device makers
China's survellience market
China's government has issued yet another warning to its 31 provinces to rein in their red-hot economies, state media said Sunday.
In particular, investment in factories, residential buildings and other fixed assets must be cooled down, Vice Premier Zeng Peiyan said, according to the Xinhua news agency.
SHANGHAI : The scaling back this week of Air China's planned one-billion-dollar initial public offering is a reflection of investor jitters over the market's ability to absorb a raft of new floats, analysts say.
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