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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (93320)	8/11/2012 9:32:08 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 219972

Li Kashing brings his billions to UK. When China is just a few Km away? “The UK has become another Hong Kong for the group,” says Cusson Leung, an analyst at Credit Suisse. Message 28328021 China brings capital to Europe too, but "The real interest for Three Gorges in EDP isn’t Portugal, but Brazil. The acquisition gives Three Gorges access to EDP’s market in Brazil where it’s a strong power producer. Last year, Sinopec bought a stake in the Brazilian arm of Spanish oil major Repsol SA for $7.1 billion. And China’s State Grid invested $1 billion last year in Brazil’s power sector, securing a 30-year concession to operate power lines in the country Europe have hedging his bets for a long time already. “Europe is the largest origin of investment in Brazil. In 2011, total foreign direct investment from Europe totaled USD41.2bn, or 59.2% of total FDI (Chart 4). Between 1996 and 2011, average FDI originated from the old continent is 51.92% of total FDI.” euromoney.com Spain is the second biggest European investor in Brazil, and the third biggest overall – behind only the US and fellow eurozone-member the Netherlands. Between 1996 and 2011 Spanish investments represented 10.4% of FDI. and the Spanish continue bringing capital to Brazil: Brookfield Infrastructure Partners is expanding operations in Brazil as part of a US$1.7 billion joint venture buying control of a giant highway toll company. Message 28325920