Chinese take-private deals

Buyout firms continue to gamble on take-private deals

Attacks from short sellers are driving some Chinese companies to abandon US listings, with Fushi Copperweld the latest to join the exodus.
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Chinese companies are no longer so bullish about listing in the US
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<div style="text-align: left;"> Chinese companies are no longer so bullish about listing in the US </div>

Many Chinese companies listed in the US are finding life difficult these days as accusations of fraud and dodgy accounting continue to pile up. But, as one group of investors shuns these reverse-merger companies, some buyout firms are still convinced they can make money from taking them private and realising higher valuations by re-listing back in Asia.

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