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by Greg Cruey on March 16, 2008
The establishment of four new private equity funds is being worked out by the Chinese government, according to the Caijing Magazine. The decision by China's State Council would bring the total number of China's home grown private equity firms to 10.
The new funds have already been approved, according to XFN-Asia. They include:
Of course, that begs the question of exactly what "private" means in China's new PE world. The concept is still developing, I think.
Maybe over the next week or two I'll take a closer look at how the six funds that already exist are doing...
The new funds have already been approved, according to XFN-Asia. They include:
- The Huayu Water Industry Investment Fund, which will target water services for inland cities
- The Tianjin Ship Industry Investment Fund
- The Northeast Equipment Manufacturing Industry Investment Fund
- The Urban Infrastructure Construction Investment Fund
Of course, that begs the question of exactly what "private" means in China's new PE world. The concept is still developing, I think.
Maybe over the next week or two I'll take a closer look at how the six funds that already exist are doing...
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