Dubai plans to broaden China, India investment

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Dubai Group, a government-backed investment firm, has announced plans for investing up to $2.5 bil in India and China during the next two years, particularly in real estate, finance, and manufacturing. Dubai Group has already made smaller scale investments in Asia and its regional portfolio currently exceeds $1 bil.

China, Strategy & planning, Financial management, India, Investment Funds & Trusts, United Arab Emirates, Planning, Foreign investments, International aspects, Company business planning, Company financing

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Investor's net asset value drops 18%

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Investor AB posted a decline of 18% in its net asset value for the 2001 first-half. The company has been experiencing a slowdown in the global technology industry.

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Investor's net assets decline by 13% on market tumult

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Investor AB posted 126.2 million kronor (14 million euros) in net assets by the end of March 2001. This was a decline of 13% compared to the same period of 2000.

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