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Singapore billionaire grows Shenzhen Mindray by US$3 8 billion a month and pledges more as golden decade beckons

Singapore billionaire grows Shenzhen Mindray by US$3.8 billion a month and pledges more as ‘golden decade’ beckons Iris Ouyang iris.ouyang@scmp.com A statue of a bull is displayed outside the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen. Photo: Reuters In less than three years since its home debut, Shenzhen Mindray Bio-Medical Electronics has handed stock investors greater returns than all the largest companies traded on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges bar two. The stock s 992 per cent total return from mid-October 2018, in US dollar terms, easily surpassed the CSI 300 Index by more than 10 times. Only a dozen companies with at least US$20 billion of market capitalisation, such as Tesla and Singapore-based Sea Ltd, have performed better on the global stage over the period.

Investing beyond China: how to buy into wider Asian markets

© Alamy The three investment trusts specialising in China were among the 20 best-performing trusts in the whole market last year. And if you believe the managers, there is much more to go for. JPM China Growth & Income Trust (LSE: JCGI) returned 96%, Fidelity China Special Situations (LSE: FCSS) 69% and Baillie Gifford China Growth (LSE: BGCG) 56%, although it only switched to Baillie Gifford in September, having previously been called Witan Pacific. FCSS shares trade at net asset value (NAV), but the other two at a premium. Roddy Snell, co-manager of BGCG, points out that “China accounts for 19% of global GDP at purchasing power parity, 18% of global market capitalisation and 31% of the world’s listed stocks, but only 5.5% of the MSCI All Countries World index. The allocation of most global funds is just 2.5%”. Catherine Yeung of Fidelity International draws attention to the Middle Kingdom’s strong economic fundamentals, such as “a 37% savings ratio, 2.3% growth

How AAA-rated PMs are riding China s Year of the Ox

How AAA-rated PMs are riding China s Year of the Ox
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Chinese New Year: Is the investment case as strong as an Ox?

China was the best performing fund sector in January, delivering 6.2 per cent  It has been the strongest region for the past year despite its connotations as being the origin of the coronavirus outbreak As it celebrates Chinese New Year, we look at its case for investing Healthcare, tech and the green economy are areas worth keeping an eye on 

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