China has claimed its largest quarterly share of global mergers and acquisitions on record, with takeovers by mainland companies of foreign rivals accounting for almost one-sixth of all deal activity.
Led by a host of aggressive and politically connected acquirers — such as ChemChina, Dalian Wanda and Anbang Insurance — Chinese companies have emerged as a dynamic force in dealmaking in a number of sectors.
Their choice of target companies highlights China’s attempt to serve its growing consumer class, as it copes with sharp declines in its stock market and economic growth prospects.
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