Research and Markets: Chengdu Cityscape

DUBLIN--(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8df543/chengdu_cityscape) has
announced the addition of the "Chengdu Cityscape" report to their offering.

For years, investment opportunities in China seemed restricted to bustling
coastal cities like Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou. The Chinese hinterland -
where the bulk of the world's largest population resides - received
comparatively little attention.

Nearly a decade into the 21st century, the situation in China has changed.
Previously emerging markets on the east coast have become increasingly
saturated, leading savvy investors to look elsewhere. Meanwhile, infrastructure
investment and favourable economic incentives have transformed China's vast
hinterland, opening up opportunities in cities most investors previously never
knew existed.

Most investors know that inland China has tremendous economic potential. What
most people don't understand are the practical mechanics of accessing these
increasingly vibrant engines of growth.

Cityscape, a groundbreaking series of essential investment profiles, developed
by China Intel Group, provides investors with the knowledge vital to penetrate
cities that will form the frontline of global growth over the next decade.

Cityscape provides:

* Comprehensive data and in-depth analysis on every aspect of the cities
economy; from workforce educational levels, average wages, retail price indices,
housing market trends and environmental legislation, to favoured industries, tax
breaks, and natural resources
* Up-to-date analysis of each city's infrastructure, planned improvements to
physical infrastructure, economic structure, and investment opportunities
* Thorough yet accessible guidance on how to establish a company presence
* Bilingual contact data for government offices, schools, hospitals, and much
more.

The first city profiled is Chengdu - capital of south-western China's Sichuan
Province. A bustling city in the heart of the country, Chengdu has emerged as a
centre for high-tech research and development, earning it the moniker of
"China's Silicon Valley." Investment opportunities abound in the city, linked by
road, rail, and air to destinations across China and overseas.

The second city in the series is Wuhan - central China's largest metropolis and
a city at the nexus of China's transport network. Once billed as the "Detroit"
of China due to its massive auto manufacturing industry, Wuhan has reinvented
itself for the 21st century as an environmentally-friendly venue for high-tech
investment.

Cityscape cities include: Chengdu, Wuhan, Chongqing, Xi'an, Taiyuan, Lanzhou,
Urumqi, Baotou, Kunming, Changsha, Harbin, Nanning, Zhengzhou, Changchun, and
Shenyang.

Key Topics Covered:

* CITYSCAPE
* COMPANY BACKGROUND AND CONTACT DETAILS
* CITY SNAPSHOT
* OVERVIEW
* REGIONAL OVERVIEW
* MAJOR GOVERNMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL PROJECTS
* FDI
* APPROVAL PROCESS FOR WOFE AND JVS
* USEFUL CONTACTS
* APPENDIX

For more information visit
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8df543/chengdu_cityscape

Research and Markets
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