When Yuan Ning came to the United States to lead the local operation of the China State Construction Engineering Corporation in 2001, he made a big decision on how the company should navigate the US market.
The nation should learn to leverage "public diplomacy" to help Chinese companies go global more smoothly and efficiently.
The total number and sum of overseas merger and acquisition (M&A) deals in 2011 made by Chinese enterprises reached a record high, which stands at 207 and $42.9 billon respectively.
In an effort to attract foreign investment and boost jobs, several European nations including Denmark, the United Kingdom and Belgium have rolled out a favorable policy package for Chinese private investors.
After a year largely spent in the United States developing products that use new sources of energy, Wanxiang America said it is looking toward making a large investment.
The rising value of new contracts signed by Chinese companies in Africa is aiding the recovery of Chinese offshore construction contractors.
A few centrally administered state-owned enterprises (SOEs) have confronted imbalances in their development overseas, Shao Ning, deputy director of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, admitted in an interview.
Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Co Ltd, a leading Chinese wind turbine manufacturer, is set to develop a 70-megawatt (mw) wind farm in Chile, the company announced Tuesday in Beijing.
China's overseas direct investment (ODI) in non-financial sectors reached $4.4 billion in January, up 59.9 percent year-on-year, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) announced Thursday.
Visiting Vice-President Xi Jinping encouraged more Chinese companies to invest in Iowa and the US Midwest and to help create local jobs.
Chinese companies should intensify their drive to invest in Canada, especially in the energy sector, as there are tremendous opportunities, an official from the Ministry of Commerce said.
Senior management from some leading Chinese overseas companies believe the companies should better assess risks of operating in a foreign country and adopt multi-dimensional approaches to avert or mitigate such risks.