Strategic bidders
By Hu Xiaocen |
March 2, 2012, Friday
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CHINESE bidders have become more sophisticated and strategic in overseas acquisitions by focusing on long-term growth and synergies rather than simply bringing assets back to China, industry watchers said yesterday.
The perception that Chinese bidders have unlimited capital and always offer a huge premium needs to be corrected, said a report from Mergermarket, an independent mergers and acquisitions intelligence service firm.
Some Chinese companies are looking at the current situation in Europe to raise their own global profiles through outbound M&As, according to the report.
The industry watchers have noticed a major strategic shift among the Chinese bidders from buying raw materials to acquiring intellectual property, especially in energy, mining and utilities.
The perception that Chinese bidders have unlimited capital and always offer a huge premium needs to be corrected, said a report from Mergermarket, an independent mergers and acquisitions intelligence service firm.
Some Chinese companies are looking at the current situation in Europe to raise their own global profiles through outbound M&As, according to the report.
The industry watchers have noticed a major strategic shift among the Chinese bidders from buying raw materials to acquiring intellectual property, especially in energy, mining and utilities.
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