China flounders over project financing

Article Abstract:

Infrastructure development programs in China are having a hard time obtaining foreign investment because of the risks and problems involved. Operational difficulties such as political interference are also a deterrent. This funding is desperately desired, however, as China needs new roads and traditional funding measures will not be sufficient.

Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Public Works Projects NEC, Statistical Data Included, Public works, International aspects, Project finance

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Listing of Chinese state assets lures foreign investors

Article Abstract:

China continues a privatisation drive to raise funds to support important business and industry. The country is bringing major state assets to market in the drive and seeing successful results. The new, larger listings are drawing the attention of hungry foreign investors worldwide.

Other General Government Support, Government Enterprises-State, Privatization, Privatization (Business), Public enterprises

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