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China Equity Investment Report, 2009-2010

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Equity investment includes in isolation equity (PE) investment as well as try collateral (VC) investment. In 2009, there were 542 equity investments occurred in China, together with 114 PE investments as well as 428 VC investments; a equity investment valued US.4 billion, normal PE investment was US4 million, as well as normal VC investment was US.8 million. The conspicuous 19:1 opening in in between normal PE as well as VC investments especially resulted from a actuality which PE investments have been mostly done in a enterprises which have been creation increase as well as need incomparable amounts of income for mergers as well as reorganization, whilst VC investments mostly have been monetary investments done in a enterprises which have been building or expanding their commercial operation as well as need not as big amounts of money.In 2009, in conditions of a series of equity investments done in China, a production attention got a largest share (19%), followed by a IT, Internet, energy, as well as healthcare industries; in conditions of a volume of equity investments, a monetary attention got US.36 billion, followed by a sequence operation, energy, manufacturing, food as well as libation industries.

From 2009 to 2010, in between a equity investment companies in China, PE investment companies have been especially foreign-funded companies, whilst VC investment companies have been in all Chinese-funded companies. The reason for foreign-funded companies land a heading upon all sides in a PE zone is: PE investments mostly engage incomparable amounts of money, as well as compared with made during home companies, unfamiliar companies have some-more plain monetary strength. Famous PE investment companies embody The Carlyle Group, The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., as well as CDH Investments. The reason for Chinese-funded companies land a heading upon all sides in a VC zone is: made during home equity supports were speedy by a launch of GEM, whilst unfamiliar companies were comparatively discreet in try collateral activities due to a monetary crisis. Active VC investment companies in 2009 enclosed Shenzhen Capital Group, Legend Capital as well as Shenzhen Fortune Venture Capital Company Limited.

Shenzhen Fortune Venture Capital (Fortune VC) was determined upon Apr 19, 2000. Now, it manages 7 funds, as well as is entrusted to conduct a account of scarcely RMB3 billion. By Jun 3, 2010, Fortune VC had invested in over 70 SMEs , eleven of which went open successfully, together with COSHIP Electronics, Talkweb Information System, Joint-Wit Medical & Pharmaceutical, Fujian Sunner Development, EVE Energy, Aier Eye Hospital Group, ChinaNetCenter, BlueFocus Communication , Sumavision Technologies, H&T Intelligent Control, as well as Kingold Jewelry (NASDAQ-listed). The eleven enterprises as well as a Xi’an Dagang Road Machinery which was authorized a inventory by China Securities Regulatory Commission upon May 28, 2010, have been approaching to broach during slightest a 15× ROI upon average.

 

Table of Contents

 

1. Equity Investment Overview
1.1 Definition
1.2 Classification
1.2.1 Private Equity
1.2.2 Venture Capital
1.2.3 Difference in in between Private Equity as well as Venture Capital
1.3 Equity Investment in China
1.3.1 Private Equity
1.3.2 Venture Capital

2. Equity Investment Policies in China
2.1 National Policies
2.2 Regional Policies

3. Equity Investment in China, 2009
3.1 Scale
3.1.1 Private Equity
3.1.2 Venture Capital
3.2 Industries
3.2.1 Comparison of PE as well as VC by Number of Investments
3.2.2 Comparison of VC as well as PE by Amount of Investments
3.3 Stages
3.4 Regions
3.4.1 PE
3.4.2 VC
3.5 Chinese as well as Foreign Investors
3.5.1 PE
3.5.2 VC

4. Equity Investment in China, 2010
4.1 Scale
4.2 Industries
4.3 Stages
4.4 Regions
4.5 Chinese as well as Foreign Investors

5. Equity Investment in Key Chinese Industries
5.1 Healthcare Industry
5.1.1PE
5.1.2 VC
5.2 IT Industry
5.2.1 PE
5.2.2 VC
5.3 Energy Industry
5.3.1 PE
5.3.2 VC
5.4 Internet Industry
5.4.1 PE
5.4.2 VC
5.5 Media & Entertainment Industry
5.5.1 PE
5.5.2 VC

6. Key Private Equity Investment Companies
6.1 Carlyle
6.1.1 Investments
6.1.2 Carlyle Middle East Partners III
6.2 Goldman Sachs
6.2.1 Profile
6.2.2 Investments as well as Exits
6.2.3 Preference for China after a Financial Crisis
6.3 CDH
6.3.1 Profile
6.3.2 Investments
6.4 Warburg Pincus
6.4.1 Profile
6.4.2 Investments as well as Exits
6.5 New Horizon Capital
6.5.1 Profile
6.5.2 Investments
6.6 Baring Private Equity Asia
6.6.1 Profile
6.6.2 Investments as well as Exits
6.7 CCB International
6.7.1 Profile
6.7.2 Investments
6.7.3 New Funds
6.8 TPG
6.9 Prax Capital
6.9.1 Profile
6.9.2 Investments
6.10 Beijing Hony Future Investment Advisor Limited
6.11 Hopu Investments Management Company Limited
6.12 Bain Capital
6.13 CITIC Capital Holdings Limited
6.14 Trustbridge Partners
6.15 Temasek Holdings

7. Key Venture Capital Investment Companies
7.1 Shenzhen Capital Group
7.1.1 Profile
7.1.2 Investments as well as Exits
7.2 Legend Capital
7.2.1 Profile
7.2.2 Investments
7.3 Shenzhen Fortune Venture Capital Company Limited
7.3.1 Profile
7.3.2 Investments
7.4 Kunwu Jiuding Capital Company Limited
7.4.1 Profile
7.4.2 Investments
7.5 Orchid Middle East Group Management Limited
7.5.1 Profile
7.5.2 Investments
7.6 SAIF Partners
7.6.1 Profile
7.6.2 Investments
7.6.3 Mass PRIM Investment in SAIF Partners IV LP
7.7 China Science as well as Merchants Capital Management Company Limited
7.7.1 Profile
7.7.2 Investments
7.7.3 RMB20 Billion of Liaoning Coastal Economic Zone Development Fund
7.8 IDG Capital Partners
7.8.1 Profile
7.8.2 Investments
7.9 Intel Capital
7.10 Sequoia Capital China
7.11 Green Pine Capital Partners
7.12 Tiantu Capital
7.13 Cowin Capital
7.14 iD TechVentures
7.15 SB China Venture Capital
7.16 DFJ

8. Development Trends of Equity Investment in China

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