China’s non-finance ODI gains steadily
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China’s non-financial outbound direct investment continued to grow steadily in the first seven months of the year, according to official data.
Chinese investors made US$65.27 billion of non-financial ODI in nearly 4,000 overseas enterprises in 152 countries and regions from January to July, the Ministry of Commerce said. It marked a 14.1-percent rise from the same period a year ago.
ODI in countries along the Belt and Road rose 11.8 percent from a year earlier to US$8.55 billion.
The structure of outbound investment continued to improve, with investment mainly in leasing and business service, retail and wholesale, manufacturing, and mining sectors. No new projects were reported in property development, sports and entertainment.
Chinese contractors signed more agreements for large projects abroad in the first seven months. Transport, power and construction projects accounted for more than two-thirds of the total contract value, and around 85 percent of new projects saw their contract value surpass US$50 million.
A ministry index that measures ODI activity each month remained stable at 192.93 in July, compared with the peak of 205.3 and low of 189.6 registered within the first seven months.
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