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    China rejected Coca-Cola's proposed acquisition of Huiyuan, citing concerns about foreign dominance of the Chinese juice market. The deal would have given Coca-Cola an 80% share of China's juice market, making it the dominant player. China's new Anti-Monopoly Law aims to prevent any single company from controlling a market. While Coca-Cola argued the deal would benefit the Chinese economy and consumers, 80% of the public and the government denied approval over competition concerns. The rejection raises questions about China's foreign investment policies and could impact future acquisitions by Chinese companies abroad.

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    China rejected Coca-Cola's proposed acquisition of Huiyuan, citing concerns about foreign dominance of the Chinese juice market. The deal would have given Coca-Cola an 80% share of China's juice market, making it the dominant player. China's new Anti-Monopoly Law aims to prevent any single company from controlling a market. While Coca-Cola argued the deal would benefit the Chinese economy and consumers, 80% of the public and the government denied approval over competition concerns. The rejection raises questions about China's foreign investment policies and could impact future acquisitions by Chinese companies abroad.

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    China Rejected Coke-Huiyuan Deal: By-Vijay Krishnani

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    China rejected Coca-Cola's proposed acquisition of Huiyuan, citing concerns about foreign dominance of the Chinese juice market. The deal would have given Coca-Cola an 80% share of China's juice market, making it the dominant player. China's new Anti-Monopoly Law aims to prevent any single company from controlling a market. While Coca-Cola argued the deal would benefit the Chinese economy and consumers, 80% of the public and the government denied approval over competition concerns. The rejection raises questions about China's foreign investment policies and could impact future acquisitions by Chinese companies abroad.

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    CHINA REJECTED

    COKE-HUIYUAN DEAL
    By-VIJAY KRISHNANI
    Issues Involved in the Case
     The Protectionism against Recession
     Anti-Monopoly Law Enacted Last year
     Coke – Dominant of the China Market
     Issue regarding to Investment in Australia
     China Firms will find difficulty to become

    Global
    Decision Taken by China
     One Man's Market Leadership...
     Small Enterprises will be effected
     Coke deal would have been bad for

    competition
     Coke will become a ruler of the market
     80% Public denied for this DEAL
    Continue….
     FDI Policy of China
    -WFOE or JV
    - Small Company
    - Companies suffering from financial
    Problems
    - Not permitted under any circumstances to
    purchase a majority interest in a large and
    successful established Chinese company
    Benefits Coke was giving China out of
    deal
     Benefits to China Economy
     Benefits to Shareholder
     Community Investments in China
    -Schools and Libraries across China
    -Construct Technology
    -Multimedia Centers
    -Wildlife Fund to help conserve and protect
    China's precious water resources
     Juice Sales in China will grow about 94%
    through 2012
    Effect on China of Decision
     Chinese Firms in Abroad will be in Trouble
     Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board

    is considering three Big investments by


    Chinese state-run companies in its mining
    sector
     Rio Tinto Ltds planned $19.5 billion tie-up

    with Chinese state-owned China co


     Other countries will regard Acquisitions by

    Chinese Companies in a very similar way


    THANK YOU
    Q &A

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