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CHINA BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

 

Silk Road Advisors China Business Development services include:

  • Business Modeling (JVs, M&As, Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprises, Holding Companies)

  • China Joint Venture Negotiation Support

  • Chinese Company Due Diligence

  • Obtaining China Business Licenses and Government Approvals

  • China Business Communications

 

 


   

 

 

Business Modeling

Silk Road Advisors reduces the cost and time involved in choosing an appropriate business structure through which companies enter China. What business model is right for your company as it considers its China market-entry strategy: a Joint Venture (JV), Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A), or a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE)? Is an Offshore Holding Company the right model for your business?

 

All have their advantages and disadvantages depending on the industry, product line, mix of import vs. export quotas, international- and China-competition.

 

Silk Road Advisors staff analyze a company's requirements within the context of the international marketplace and the dynamic China market to advise companies on the best business route to take in China.

 

     

 

 

China Joint Venture Negotiation Support

Silk Road Advisors  consulting and legal staff have supported scores of discussions between American companies and potential joint venture partners in China. Silk Road Advisors provides advice to American managers on negotiation strategies, understanding Chinese approaches to business transactions, and clarifying communications between parties.

 

 

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Chinese Company Due Diligence

Too many Western companies discover too late their Chinese partner was not forthright with them about the true condition of their business. The majority of joint ventures in China end with the Western partner buying out the Chinese side - NOT because joint ventures are a bad idea, but because the Western party did not perform the Due Diligence functions they readily perform in their home countries. Silk Road Advisors is experienced in ferreting out the structural, operational, financial and personal aspects of potential Chinese partners that can make or break a joint venture in China.

 

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China Business Licenses

and Government Approvals

Silk Road Advisors staff in China expedites the approvals foreign investors require to start their businesses, begin construction projects, address environmental restrictions, and facilitate customs clearances of equipment. Silk Road Advisors works with American companies to write and translate the proposals foreign businesses need to speed Chinese government acceptance and commitment to business, and to develop the relationships that will expedite approvals.

 

Silk Road Advisors also establishes relationships (Guanxi) between American businesses and Chinese government officials to facilitate and expedite registrations and approvals.

 

Silk Road Advisors also arranges introductions and builds "bridge" relationships with Chinese business managers and local government representatives so Western executives can more quickly develop beneficial relationships that realize corporate interests.

 

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China Business Communications

Silk Road Advisors expedites and clarifies written and verbal communications between Western managers and Chinese business and government representatives.

 

Silk Road Advisors "localizes" messages so they seem to readers, viewers and listeners as though the foreign company was itself a local Chinese speaker that truly understands the audience's native point of view.

 

Silk Road Advisors arranges and coordinates:

  • local and nationwide newspaper coverage in China

  • Chinese-style press releases

  • magazine articles for Chinese audiences

  • interviews with Media representatives

  • press conferences

  • Chinese government-sponsored meetings and symposia

  • internet coverage

  • tradeshow exhibitions

  • trade missions to China

  • one-on-one executive-level events ...

Read China Business Communications Case Studies