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Chinese food as an investment?

by Tony Sagami on August 5, 2008

in Asian Market, Investing in Gold Stock, Stock Market in China

What are the big brokerage firms doing with their own money? One thing they are doing isinvesting in Chinese foodcompanies.

Goldman Sachs has purchased a 13% stake in China YurunFood Group, a Chinese meat producer, and a majority 60% interest in Shuanghui Investment and Development, another meatproducer.

Deutsche Bank has invested $60 million for a 30% stake in aShanghai poultry farm. 

If you read my Tuesday column in Money & Markets, you know that Itoo consider the food industry to be a ripe investment opportunity.

 


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