Chinese Overseas Mergers and Aquisitions in Natural Resources

In recent years, mainstream state-owned enterprises representing natural resources, especially the will of the state, are an important field of mergers and acquisitions. Therefore, mergers and acquisitions of these natural resources are not purely commercial businesses, and the reasons are divided into two levels. It is a company and a country. First of all, let us focus on company reasons, it is easy to find that M & A can provide them with wider resource markets and advanced development techniques. Whether China National Petroleum Corporation acquired PetroKazkahstan in 2005 or China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOCC Limited) acquired Nexen in 2013

In recent years, policy actions against overseas Chinese in China have expanded from regaining the status of overseas Chinese and participating in all the foreign nationals, especially the new generation immigrants, by using their resources and commercial resources I will. Qiaowu's work focuses on promoting overseas Chinese people to establish contact with China through cultural, economic or political relations to revitalize national consciousness and promote cultural interests . For example, OCAO has developed a program to promote exchanges between older Chinese and new immigrants and to strengthen ties between Chinese communities around the world (Xiang Biao, 2003).

As a non-government organization organizing citizens of China with foreign experience. The aim is to revitalize people connected to overseas Chinese people, such as returnees and their families, to absorb the technical talent and resources of Chinese overseas Chinese (Barabantseva, 2005: 4-5). During the reform, the Chinese government secretly called for Chinese contributions to the mission of modernization. China has provided favorable conditions for overseas Chinese investment for foreign investment. In the early 1990s, the central government enacted regulations to promote foreign direct investment in the mainland of China, resulting in the leadership position of Chinese overseas capital. Many foreign-affiliated companies are actually established by Chinese who have foreign nationality.

In the 1960s, the People 's Republic of China and the People' s Republic of China (PROC) had different attitudes toward overseas Chinese. From the perspective of the People's Republic of China, overseas Chinese are regarded as capitalist; furthermore, the Chinese government is to maintain good relations with Southeast Asian governments to maintain overseas Chinese support I think that it is more important. By contrast, the Republic of China wants to maintain a good relationship with overseas Chinese as a part of the overall strategy to prevent diplomatic isolation and maintain the claim that it is China's only legal government I believe.