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Chinese long term bet on Latin American resources
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Report summary
Chinese investments in Latin America are beyond the short-term trade dependency. The region is still far from being China's top energy and metals supplier, but instead, it provides China the opportunity to control strategic assets in oil, gas, metals and mining. While analyzing recent investments by Chinese state-owned enterprises, profitability is identified as the main factor across all their deals in the region, rather than ideological proximity alone.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
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How relevant is Latin America in the Chinese portfolio?
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Key facts
- Top three commodity exports from Latin America to China in 2013 (% of total exports)
- State-lead investment following on a long term strategy
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What are Chinese SOE companies buying?
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Oil and Gas
- Chinese working interest in oil and gas production
- Power
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Oil and Gas
- The three levels of Chinese investment
- Conclusions
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Key facts
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Chinese investment by sector
- Chinese investment in energy and metals by region
- Chinese fuel imports in 2012
- Chinese metals and mining imports 2012
- Chinese long term bet on Latin American resources: Image 5
- Chinese long term bet on Latin American resources: Image 6
- Acreage owned by Chinese SOE’s
- Blocks held by company
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