Thursday March 11, 11:17Eco Animal Health Group: moves into US and China could be transformational
Aivlosin® now accounts for more than half of global sales for ECO. Sales in China during FY 2009 were more than 60% ahead of the previous year, and expectations for FY 2010 indicate similar progress.
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Friday March 12, 01:39Circadian Technologies to present at Ultimate Healthcare & Biotechnology Event, March 24
Robert Klupacs, CEO of Circadian Technologies, recommended by US Investment Bank Merriman Curhan Ford, as "the Cheapest Little Antibody Company on the Planet" will present in Sydney.
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Tuesday March 09, 10:55Nidec Corporation adds third factory and laboratory in Dalian City, China
Nidec Corporation (NYSE:NJ), the Japan headquartered manufacturer of
small-to-mid-size motors, fan motors, and pivot assemblies, is to expand
its presence in China through the construction [...]
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Sino-Forest Corporation is a leading commercial forest plantation operator in China. Its principal businesses include the ownership and management of forest plantation trees, the sale of standing timber and wood logs, and the complementary manufacturing of downstream engineered-wood products.
Sino-Forest in long-term tree acquisition deal in Jiangxi Province
Sino-Forest Corp (TSX: TRE), a commercial forest plantation operator in China, said its wholly-owned subsidiary Sino-Panel (China) Investments Ltd has entered into an agreement to buy pine and Chinese Fir plantation forests with Jiangxi Zhonggan Industrial Development Co Ltd, which will act as the authorized agent for the original plantation rights holders.
Under the deal, Sino-Panel will acquire 15-18 million cubic metres of wood fibre located in plantations in Jiangxi Province over a three-year period with a price not to exceed Renminbi300 per cubic metre.
In addition to securing the maximum tree acquisition price, Sino-Panel has pre-emptive rights to lease the underlying plantation land at a price which is not to exceed Renminbi450 per hectare per annum for 30 years from the time of harvest. The land lease can be extended to 50 years.
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