Promoting smart and responsible investment in Southeast Asia
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- China-Myanmar oil and gas pipelines have not just opened up a new energy corridor for China, they have also benefited Myanmar in many ways.
- Myanmar benefits from pipelines with China
- Malaysia's Second Penang Bridge, co-built by Chinese and Malaysian firms, has largely eased the heavy traffic and promoted the development of Penang, the country's third largest city.
- Cross-sea bridge promotes Malaysia's development
- China's SINOHYDRO is one of many Chinese companies seeking to increase their presence in Indonesia.
- Chinese firms increase presence in Indonesia
Editor's note: This series has profiled a host of Chinese firms who have gained a foothold with smart and responsible investment in Southeast Asia, including Julong Group who has built Indonesia's first palm plantation, and China's largest chemical-fiber maker who has ambitious plans for its petrochemical plant in Brunei.
- China and Indonesia bond under palm trees
One of China's largest palm oil producers since its establishment in 1993, Julong Group invested US $9,958 in 2006 to build the first palm plantation in Indonesia.
- China's Hengyi plans huge investment in Brunei
China's largest chemical-fiber producer Zhejiang Hengyi has ambitious plans for its petrochemical plant in Brunei, as it aims to ensure production material supplies and broaden its market reach through the project.
- Cross-sea bridge promotes Malaysia's development
Malaysia's Second Penang Bridge, co-built by Chinese and Malaysian firms, has largely eased the heavy traffic and promoted the development of Penang, the country's third largest city.
- Myanmar benefits from pipelines with China
China-Myanmar oil and gas pipelines have not just opened up a new energy corridor for China, they have also benefited Myanmar in many ways.
- Chinese firms increase presence in Indonesia
China's SINOHYDRO Corporation has teamed up with Indonesian firms to build Indonesias second largest dam, just one of many Chinese companies seeking to increase their presence in Indonesia.
