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Chinese sees Portugal a most excellent country to invest in Europe

byCustoms Today Report
23/06/2015
in International Customs, Portugal
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LISBON: A year after buying the largest Portuguese insurance company (Fidelidade), Chinese consortium Fosun is still “alert to any business opportunities” in Portugal, a country it considers to be the “best in Europe” for investment.

“I am not saying that other countries are no good, but Portugal is the best. I say this to any Chinese person who wants to invest in Europe”, said Liang Xinjun Fosun’s vice-president and CEO in English, at a meeting with Portuguese reporters at the group’s headquarters in Shanghai.

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He highlighted the fact that “it is easier to build friendships” in Lisbon and “the costs are lower” than in other European capitals. Fidelidade, which it bought from the only state-owned Portuguese bank (Caixa Geral de Depósitos), has about a 30% share of the domestic market. It was one of the biggest investments in Fosun’s history, costing €1.1 billion.

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