China Outbound Investments
Baker & McKenzie is actively assisting many leading Chinese companies, including state-owned enterprises and China’s Fortune 100 companies on their outbound investment activities across a wide range of industry sectors.
Our Chinese clients benefit not only from our extensive global network and experience in cross-border transactions, but also our familiarity with the unique transaction issues and concerns faced by Chinese companies when implementing outbound investment activities.
Our clients include many large PRC state companies including and not limited to PetroChina, China National Petroleum Corporation, State Grid Corporation of China, China Eastern Airlines, Industrial & Commercial Bank of China, China Huadian Power Equipment & Engineering (Group) Corporation, Chery Automotive, Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation, China Non-Ferrous Mining and CNNC Overseas Uranium Holding Limited. Such strong ties demonstrate our ability to work with companies and on projects on a large scale across multiple jurisdictions and sectors.
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The New South Wales Home Building Amendment Act 2011 introduces changes that apply to both current and future contracts, with implications for the liability of residential project developers.
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In this edition of Baker & McKenzie's Asia Pacific Renewable Energy and Clean Technology Newsletter, our lawyers showcase their insight into the Asian solar energy market and the areas of opportunity for solar trade in the region.
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Working from more than a dozen jurisdictions, Baker & McKenzie advised Ecolab, a global sanitation supply company, on its USD8 billion merger with Nalco, the world’s biggest water treatment company. Led by Chicago corporate partner Dieter Schmitz, it was the largest transaction in Ecolab’s history.
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