Renzi's government is considering selling stakes in energy companies Eni and Enel after other planned asset sales were delayed.
"We registered an increase in clients interested in investments in Italy last year and the trend has continued in 2017, with a growth of almost 50 percent," said Sara Marchetta, resident partner of law firm Chiomenti in Beijing, which advised State Grid in the biggest deal in Europe for a Chinese firm this year. Fashion, machinery and industrial equipment are target industries, she said. Retail group Shenzhen Marisfrolg Fashion Co. Ltd bought ready-to-wear brand Krizia in February.
Finmeccanica Units
More than 90 Chinese groups, excluding Hong Kong, had a stake in Italian firms at the end of 2013, up almost 20 percent, according to the Milan-based Italy-China Foundation, which promotes business among the two countries. In May, state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti SpA's strategic fund sold a 40 percent stake in Ansaldo Energia SpA, formerly owned by state defense holding Finmeccanica SpA (FNC), to Shanghai Electric Group Co. (2727) A China CNR Corp.-led group made it to the short list of two bidders for Finmeccanica's transport units.
"Confidence has returned and investing in the country is convenient because prices are very low right now and there are jewels being sold for peanuts," said Antimo Cappuccio, a Shanghai-based partner of Pirola Pennuto Zei & Associati. The law firm is advising the China Corporate United Pavilion on its mission to bring about 50 companies, including Shanghai Baosteel Group Corp., to the 2017 Milan Expo international fair, which has already sold 1 million tickets in China.
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