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The next big M&A story


With foreign companies eager to sew up deals in China’s mega market and Chinese corporates keen to expand abroad, M&A bankers expect growing business in the People’s Republic.




A mini Manhattan in the heart of Beijing: US and other foreign banks hope the
Chinese M&A market is about to take off



MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS bankers, desperate for deals, see a bright beacon of hope in China. As the country attempts to transform its bloated, largely state-owned economy into a globally competitive powerhouse its thirst for foreign capital, technology and management skills is growing ever greater. And with multinational corporations looking for ways to break into a market that promises breathtaking growth rates they are ever more willing to provide all three.

And it's not just international investors snatching up Chinese entities that will keep M&A bankers occupied. Deal hunters are also greedily eyeing the new breed of recently listed cash-rich and confident Chinese companies looking abroad for possible acquisition targets. These corporates understand that if they are to become world competitors expansion outside the People's Republic is obligatory....


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