Re: [spiers] Company in China
JOON,
The short answer is, I have no idea what it takes to buy or form a company in
China, so i
cannot help you on this point. yes there are many arguments to simply working
ith the
suppliers iin china, instead of making your own company there, and i think those
arguments are persuasive. Just as a side note, NIKE failed twice trying to
build a company in
China.
John
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 17:12:15 -0800, "Joon Ho"
> John;
>
> The business has reach a point where the staffs believed that it is time to
> open a factory (company) in China. Instead of having contracting factories
> supplying material to us, we believe there are more profits to be made if we
> own the factory outright. Yes, there are many arguements that would indicate
> that it's better to have contracting suppliers in China to supply the
> material (textile). Anyhow, do you know the process incorporate a company in
> China? What documents, forms, or agencies, do we need to go through for
> this? Approximately, how much of a fee would this required? We were thinking
> of Shanghai in particular.
>
> Thanks, much appreciated.
> Joon
Monday, November 28, 2005
Company in China
Posted in operations by John Wiley Spiers
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