Want Want's bite of China

Article Abstract:

Want Want Holdings' share price fell 23% at the close of trading on the first week of September 1997 but investment advisers still recommend buying the company's shares. The company commands a great deal in the Chinese snack food market and the apparent success of one of the company's products pushed the company's stocks to unrealistic levels. The downgrade is just a result of price equilibrium and does not mean that the company is losing market share or profitability.

FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Snack Foods, Snack Food Manufacturing, China, Securities, Snack foods industry, Want Want Holdings

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Taiwan developer

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Kee Tai Properties Co. has successfully shielded itself from the real estate market's severe fluctuations through dedicated and responsible management. Kee Tai, whose stock market gains in 1996 reached $8.5 million, is a small-scale land developer which specializes in land with Byzantine ownership structures. Unlike other family-owned Taiwanese firms, Kee Tai relies on competent and deserving workforce.

Land Subdivision and Land Development, Subdividers & Developers, Subdividers and Developers, Taiwan, Management, Real estate industry, Real estate development, Kee Tai Properties Co

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