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China Retail Market 2004
China Market Research, Jan 2005, Pages: 101
Foreign firms cautious on retail opening.
Foreign retailers have neither swarmed to China, nor have they expressed a desire to change their status to wholly-owned companies since the nation opened up the sector.
Up to now, no foreign retailers has applied to be solely foreign-funded despite the scrapping of the restriction according to China's commitments to the World Trade Organization (WTO).
China has accepted several applications to set up wholly foreign-owned companies in the commerce sector, but none of these are from retailers.number of foreign retailers applying to open new stores had not increased because of the lifting of the restriction.
China now has more than 10 wholly overseas-funded companies in the commercial business, all established under the Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA), rather than the recent opening of the sector.
The Chinese Government lifted the restrictions on shareholding, locations and store numbers for all foreign-funded companies in the commercial sector since December 11 last year. Most of the foreign retailers will maintain their existing co-operation with local partners.
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