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China Mergers And Acquisitions

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In response to the current troubles between domestic beverage maker Wahaha and French Danone, Ministry of Commerce spokesman Wang Xinpei said China would “encourage foreign investment while protecting the rights and interests of Chinese businesses in disputes over foreign mergers and acquisitions.”


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France’s Group Danone SA has been rebuffed by Hangzhou’s Wahaha Group, in which it has a 51% stake, in its attempt to acquire the beverage company.  Danone currently has five join ventures with Wahaha, and the companies have an agreement that prevents Wahaha from competing with Danone’s products.

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Jinling Hotel, a prominent Jiangsu hotel frequented by politicians and business executives, is planning an A-share listing to raise expansion capital, chairman Li Jianwei told China Business News.

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The government is considering a strategic restructuring of the telecommunications industry to better balance resource distribution among the main players ahead of 3G licensing.

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Production and sales figures released by China Resources Snow Breweries Limited (CR Snow) show the brewer has edged ahead of Tsingtao Brewery as the mainland’s top brewer by volume, but the race for top brewer by value is still open.

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Growth in software industry sales revenues have outpaced growth in the number of software enterprises for the first time since 2003, signaling an easing of competitive pressures in the sector amid a wave of merger and acquisition activity.

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China’s largest electric power supplier, State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC), is extending its reach into the country’s financial sector with the creation of new life insurance and financial insurance subsidiaries.

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