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In this year’s study, we found more than 70% of respondents had actually made
reinvestments in China in 2017. This is, however, around 10% less than what was
expected in our last year’s findings. While the number of companies making lower
reinvestment amounts in 2017 is basically the same as predicted in last year’s survey,
the proportion of respondents that realized high-volume reinvestments (US$250
million or more) in 2017 exceeded our expectation with a 6% increase and also
enjoyed a 3% increase compared with the high-volume actual reinvestments made in
2016. Overall, we witnessed a very small degree of fluctuation of actual reinvestments
of different amounts in 2017 compared with those of 2016.
Comparison of the Share of Companies’
2016 Budgeted & Actual Reinvestment in China*
breakdowns of surveyed Companies’ Budgeted & Actual Reinvestment in China in 2017
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reinvestments in China in 2017. This is, however, around 10% less than what was
expected in our last year’s findings. While the number of companies making lower
reinvestment amounts in 2017 is basically the same as predicted in last year’s survey,
the proportion of respondents that realized high-volume reinvestments (US$250
million or more) in 2017 exceeded our expectation with a 6% increase and also
enjoyed a 3% increase compared with the high-volume actual reinvestments made in
2016. Overall, we witnessed a very small degree of fluctuation of actual reinvestments
of different amounts in 2017 compared with those of 2016.
Comparison of the Share of Companies’
2016 Budgeted & Actual Reinvestment in China*
breakdowns of surveyed Companies’ Budgeted & Actual Reinvestment in China in 2017
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