Distinct from greenfield investment, cross-border M&A and joint ventures represent another primary vehicle for Chinese enterprises’ overseas investment. The principal advantage lies in the ability to achieve rapid market entry into the host country, thereby bypassing the complex and time-consuming procedures associated with establishing or building new operations. However, these models inherently carry objective risks, including potential shareholder disputes and undisclosed liabilities.
Engaged by Xtep International Holdings Limited (a Hong Kong-listed company) to provide comprehensive legal services for its joint venture project with the Malaysian-listed company, Bonia Corporation Berhad
Engaged by Suzhou Dingjia Co., Ltd. (a company listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange) to provide comprehensive legal services for its full acquisition of a Thai company promoted by the Board of Investment (BOI)
Provided specialized legal services for the automotive sales joint venture project between Changan Automobile and Malaysia's Berjaya Corporation.
