BVI is among top investors again – 2nd in Chinese FDI in 2007
In the middle of June, the Ministry of Commerce of China published data from the first 5 months of 2007 regarding foreign direct investment in China.
According to the released data, to support 15,072 newly established foreign investment enterprises, $25.26 billion was used in the above-mentioned period (January – May). To compare the figure with 2006, the dollar amount increased by 10%, however, the actual number of new ventures decreased by 4%.
The numbers for May show the same tendency – there was $4.9 billion in foreign capital invested, which is an increase of 8.7%, however, the number of new ventures dropped almost 10%.
During the 5-month period, the top 10 countries that contributed 86% of all the money invested into new Chinese ventures were as follows:
According to the released data, to support 15,072 newly established foreign investment enterprises, $25.26 billion was used in the above-mentioned period (January – May). To compare the figure with 2006, the dollar amount increased by 10%, however, the actual number of new ventures decreased by 4%.
The numbers for May show the same tendency – there was $4.9 billion in foreign capital invested, which is an increase of 8.7%, however, the number of new ventures dropped almost 10%.
During the 5-month period, the top 10 countries that contributed 86% of all the money invested into new Chinese ventures were as follows:
- Hong Kong,
- the BVI,
- Japan,
- South Korea,
- Singapore,
- the US,
- the Cayman Islands,
- Samoa,
- Taiwan,
- Mauritius.
Labels: Financial Services, Foreign Direct Investment, Statistics
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