中国企业海外并购全攻略（Chinese enterprises overseas mergers and acquisitions Raiders）.docVIP

中国企业海外并购全攻略（Chinese enterprises overseas mergers and acquisitions Raiders） In 2000, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China established the go out strategy and adhered to the Introduction and go out strategy, while simultaneously promoting each other. In 2001, the implementation of the strategy of going out as an important suggestion is written fifteen plan; the Sixteen Party Congress report pointed out again, the implementation of the going out strategy is an important measure in the new stage of opening up. To this end, the Chinese government has issued a series of policies to support overseas mergers and acquisitions, which has created a favorable policy environment for Chinese enterprises in overseas mergers and acquisitions. M A is a high risk factor of strategic activities, mergers and acquisitions can achieve a business empire, also can quickly make a business collapse since the merger and acquisition, merger and risk two words together, can be said that the merger is a high risk and ubiquitous gaming process, won the high returns it has been staggering, lost there may be no way back. In the early twenty-first Century, due to the continuous expansion of Chinese enterprises and dependence on resources, the number and amount of Chinese enterprises involved in mergers and acquisitions began to enter the forefront of the world. Especially in recent years, domestic and foreign enterprises involved in mergers and acquisitions of the industry, region and scale unceasing expansion, mergers and acquisitions tide raging like a storm in this large number of mergers and acquisitions, in the case, the real success rate is not high. In 2010, due to the success of Geelys merger and acquisition of Volvo, the role of mergers and acquisitions, especially the effect of changing the industrial structure, was more specific and direct. Then, what merger activities did China take place in 2010? What are the trends in Chinas M A activities? How should companies deal