The Enthusiasm Of Chinese Enterprises To Invest In Europe Is Increasing Day By Day.

This week, the European Central Bank's efforts to accelerate quantitative easing and Greece's debt problems again raised market concerns.

Analysts say the devaluation of the euro assets has brought opportunities for Chinese enterprises to find value depressions.

The latest news of the market said that if Greece could not reach an agreement with its creditors, it would not be able to repay the IMF loans next month.

Ding Chun, Professor of the World Economics Institute of Fudan University and director of the European Research Center, said that Greece would not quit the euro zone easily.

The public and the government may slowly compromise with international creditors.

Ding estimates that the euro will linger for a long time, and the European economy will be slow but sustained recovery. The effectiveness of the quantitative easing policy of the European Central Bank will be gradually reflected.

At present, the euro has fallen below the 1.1 important point against the US dollar.

Chen Hanhua, a foreign exchange trader of Bank of China, predicted that the euro market was not optimistic.

However, as the euro depreciated sharply, the enthusiasm of Chinese enterprises to invest in Europe is increasing.

In the first quarter of 2015, according to the morning whistle group

The M & A report shows that the sharp depreciation of the euro and the sharp fall in asset prices of European financial companies have brought opportunities for Chinese enterprises to find value depressions, reflecting the significant growth in investment in the European insurance industry in the first quarter of this year.

A recent research report from Beck Mckenzie international law firm shows that China is most attractive for European direct investment in food industry and agriculture.

In addition, Chinese enterprises are increasingly investing in R & D centers, food processing equipment, machinery manufacturing and real estate industries.

In the European investment projects,

Occupy the majority.

Britain is China's preferred destination for European investment in the choice of investment countries. Germany, France, Portugal and Italy are also popular.

Zhang Yongan, Professor of the Shanghai foreign trade and economics university and director of the China Council for European studies, said that there were not many Chinese enterprises in the central and Eastern European market, mainly due to the unfamiliarity of investment environment, language barriers and lack of bilateral investment protection agreements.

Zhang Yongan suggested that when domestic enterprises invest in central and Eastern Europe, they should focus on promoting the export of China's equipment manufacturing industry, absorb local qualified enterprises to participate, make use of local overseas Chinese resources, and establish risk assessment index system as soon as possible.

On the one hand, China's interest in investment in Europe has increased significantly; on the other hand, from the European, Asian, British, French, German and Italy countries actively joining the Asian infrastructure investment bank, Europe is more valued and more dependent on the Asian market.