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[IPO$]

China slow down http://behindthewall.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/07/13/12725483-the-ghosts-that-haunt-chinas-economic-landscape?chromedomain=worldnews&lite

[IPO$]

Is anyone attending the 2011 Chinese Companies Listed on US Market Development Forum October 24, 2011 at Harvard Club in NYC? A grass roots movement is starting to help these stocks.

[GenioTrader]

I want to apologize to MARINE1 for not listening to him in regards to NWTT. He went out of his way to warn the entire board and as he predicted; NWTT turned out to be a scam from minimar.
As a result I lost 3k.

Thank you.

[*MARINE 1*]

still watching china

[*MARINE 1*]

China Sun Group-High Tech Co.

Hosts Denmark Investment Delegation Meeting to Promote Cooperative Business Opportunities
China Sun Grp Highte (OTCBB:CSGH)
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China Sun Group High-Tech Co. (OTC Bulletin Board: CSGH) ("China Sun Group" or the "Company"), a vertically-integrated supplier of anode materials for rechargeable Lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries in China, today announced that the Company hosted a delegation of 27 senior corporate executives from Denmark who visited China Sun Group during their trip to Dalian city, seeking cooperative business opportunities.

The Denmark delegation, led by two leading investment firms specialized in clean tech: Jackson FamilieInvest (http://familieinvest.dk), and Upstream Invest (http://www.upstreaminvest.com/da), spent an entire day on April 6 with China Sun Group. Both Jackson FamilieInvest and Upstream Invest are long-term shareholders of the Company. The delegation visited the company and the R&D center, accompanied by Mr. Guosheng Fu, CEO of the Company, who introduced the company history and laid out the blueprint for China Sun Group's future development.

According to Mr. Guosheng Fu, the CEO of China Sun Group, "For most of the delegates, it was their first time visiting China Sun Group. The group members showed a great deal of interest in our products and their potential in the rapidly emerging demand for clean tech and clean energy. It was a very important and meaningful first step for the Danish investors to become informed about the Company and to begin a dialogue about the prospects for strategic opportunities between their various organizations and the Company."

Wancai Li, Mayor of Dalian, introduced the City's economic and social development progress and advantages to the delegation, and expressed the desire to further promote cooperative opportunities with Denmark and its business community in various ways to promote commercial trade. In addition, the Minister of the United Front Work Department in Dalian, a governmental agency responsible for communication with other mass organization also participated in the event, and was available to the delegation to answer any questions regarding the labor and business environment in Dalian.

Mr. Guosheng Fu, the CEO of China Sun Group, commented, "China is fast becoming the global leader for clean tech and clean energy. The Chinese clean tech industry has plenty of potential to build globally-competitive companies, and China Sun Group is one of them. Denmark is the world's indisputable clean tech center, with their extensive experience and track record in the clean tech industry at the highest levels. We look forward to the cooperative opportunities with them and welcome investors like FamilieInvest and Upstream Invest to make strategic investments in our Company. A thriving Chinese clean tech industry depends on more than just technological innovation. We are committed to build a strong domestic market and attract more investors home and abroad in the clean tech industry."

About China Sun Group High-Tech Co.

China Sun Group High-Tech Co. ("China Sun Group") produces anode materials used in lithium ion batteries. Through its wholly-owned operating subsidiary, Dalian Xinyang High-Tech Development Co. Ltd ("DLX"), the Company primarily produces cobaltosic oxide and lithium cobalt oxide. According to the China Battery Industry Association, DLX has the second largest cobalt series production capacity in the People's Republic of China. Through its research and development division, DLX owns a proprietary series of nanometer technologies that supply state-of-the-art components for advanced lithium ion batteries ("LIP"). Leveraging its state-of-the-art technology, high-quality product line and scalable production capacity, the Company has recently diversified into the manufacture of LIP and plans to further integrate to manufacture power Li-ion batteries. For more information, visit http://www.china-sun.cn.

[*MARINE 1*]

Haven't been around in a while
But Watch CNUV again

[Lotto123]

Kinda like what we do in America...lol...

[*MARINE 1*]

China TransInfo Announces Strategic Investment in Beijing Zhangcheng by Beijing Shiji Yingli Science and Technology Co., Ltd.
China Transinfo Technology (MM) (NASDAQ:CTFO)
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China TransInfo Technology Corp. (Nasdaq: CTFO), ("China TransInfo" or the "Company"), a leading provider of intelligent transportation systems for highway and urban transportation management in China through its affiliate, China TransInfo Technology Group Co., Ltd. (the "Group Company"), announced today that the Group Company recently signed an agreement with Beijing Shiji Yingli Science and Technology Co., Ltd. ("Shiji Yingli") whereby Shiji Yingli will contribute RMB 9.6 million (approximately $1.4 million) in cash and RMB 44.6 million (approximately $6.6 million) in intangible assets (mostly technology and intellectual property owned by Shiji Yingli) into the Group Company's wholly owned subsidiary, Beijing Zhangcheng Science and Technology Co., Ltd. ("Beijing Zhangcheng") in exchange for a 49% equity interest in Beijing Zhangcheng on a fully diluted basis. Following this transaction, the Group Company retains a 51% majority ownership of Beijing Zhangcheng.

Founded in 2007, Beijing Zhangcheng is a provider of traffic information services and general location based services to the consumer market in China. Beijing Zhangcheng offers proprietary real-time traffic mobile phone software and access to its Palmcity network ( http://www.palmcity.cn ) which provides real-time traffic information online covering 10 cities in China.

Founded in 2006, Shiji Yingli holds a National Value-Added Telecommunication Service Provider License. Shiji Yingli developed an advanced in-car terminal solution including hardware and software, and a proprietary platform which can collect and analyze drivers' information. The solution and platform can support international traffic information distribution specifications to distribute real-time traffic information and other dynamic transportation information. Furthermore, Shiji Yingli has a professional marketing team and has established relationships with automobile manufacturers and distribution channel providers.

"We are pleased to announce this strategic investment from Shiji Yingli," commented Mr. Shudong Xia, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of China TransInfo. "Shiji Yingli and Beijing Zhangcheng have complementary technology and products and we target the same markets. Following this strategic investment and partnership, we believe Beijing Zhangcheng will be able to provide more advanced and featured product systems and have a stronger marketing position in China's nascent vehicle telematics information service industry. We also expect that this investment will help accelerate the transformation of Beijing Zhangcheng from a sole traffic information provider to a comprehensive intelligent traffic commuting service provider based on real-time traffic information."

About China TransInfo

China TransInfo, through its affiliate, China TransInfo Technology Group Co., Ltd., (the "Group Company") and the Group Company's PRC operating subsidiaries, is primarily focused on providing urban and highway transportation management solutions and information services. The Company is a leading transportation information products and comprehensive solutions provider, and aims to be the largest real time transportation information service provider and major fleet management service provider in China. As the co-formulator of several transportation technology national standards, the Company owns five patents and has won a majority of the model cases awarded by the PRC Ministry of Transportation. As a result, the Company is playing a key role in setting the standards for transportation information solutions in China. For more information, please visit the Company's website at http://www.chinatransinfo.com .

[*MARINE 1*]

Gap, the US clothing retailer, will open a Chinese online sales site next month, to complement the opening of its first stores in the country.


Adidas, the sportswear company, opened an online store in August on Taobao, China’s dominant internet marketplace.

Coach, the US handbag retailer, intends to open an online store in China next year.

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Watch Walmart!

Walmart expects China to overtake both Japan and the UK over the next five years to become the world’s second-largest e-commerce market behind the US, with projected online sales of $230bn, against a forecast $490bn in the US.




NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) is making its first dedicated e-commerce push into China, hoping to tap a huge population whose eagerness for western goods and use of the Internet is exploding.

The retailer is testing an e-commerce site located in the country, planning a full launch soon, spokesman Kevin Gardner said. The site will offer products that are available in Wal-Mart's Sam's Club warehouse stores. Gardner declined to discuss whether Wal-Mart itself would be opening a site in China, saying only that no announcements have been made. Wal-Mart operates 183 namesake supercenters in the country.

By contrast, Wal-Mart has four Sam's Clubs in China, with the new website perhaps serving as a way to introduce the population to the club concept, which encourages buying in bulk and offers office supplies as well as consumables.

With the move, Wal-Mart is hoping to tap the more consumer-oriented environment that China is developing into, with a population that has somewhat more power, and money, to make free-market choices. Wal-Mart's e-commerce foray into China was reported earlier by the Financial Times.

"E-commerce is growing fast" in China, Wal-Mart e-commerce chief Eduardo Castro-Wright said at last week's Wal-Mart analyst meeting. He said the expectation for the next five years is that e-commerce sales in China will catch up with the U.S.

Chinese people are "indeed very open to the Internet, so for Wal-Mart it's a very good idea," said Esther Swilley, who focuses on e-commerce as assistant professor of marketing at Kansas State University. "And what happens to Wal-Mart will likely be telling for other retailers because Wal-Mart is the leader" as the world's biggest retailer.

Wal-Mart is among just a handful of western companies that have said they are targeting China for e-commerce, with the merchants also including Gap Inc. (GPS), but while Chinese use of the Internet is growing, just seven of the top 50 U.S. online retailers operate e-commerce sites in China, according to Forrester Research.

The situation is occurring at a time of tremendous growth for China. The country is set to overtake Japan as the world's second-largest economy in 2010, with a new Credit Suisse study predicting that total household wealth in China could more than double to $35 trillion by 2015 from its current $16.5 trillion. China currently is third in terms of the total share of global wealth after the U.S. and Japan, which have $54.6 trillion and $21 trillion respectively, and is 35% ahead of France, the wealthiest European country.

China is also the world's most populous country, with 1.3 billion residents. The U.S. meanwhile has 311 million, according to the U.S. Census Department.



-By Karen Talley, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2196; [e-mail]

[*MARINE 1*]

China's full of bad apples and down right scams. Great for picking up loot on hype though.

[Specalculator1]

Why would anyone be surprised?

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Is China engaging in unfair practices in regards to trade and investment in green technologies? That is what the United Steelworkers (USW) union accuses the Asian nation of, and now the U.S. Office of the United States Trade Representative, which handles U.S. trade policy recommendations to the President, is looking into these claims, filed "under Section 301 of the trade law seeking the elimination of Chinese policies and practices that adversely affect U.S. producers and their workers in the clean energy sector."

The USW first filed a petition on Sept. 9 over this issue, stating that it believes China "employs a wide range of World Trade Organization (WTO)-inconsistent policies that protect and unfairly support its domestic producers of wind and solar energy products, advanced batteries and energy-efficient vehicles, among other products, as China seeks to become the dominant global supplier of these products."

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUS320484190120101018

[*MARINE 1*]

Rigrodsky & Long, P.A. Announces Class Action Lawsuit Against China Green Agriculture, Inc..........CGA

[*MARINE 1*]

.................................................Why Chinese Companies Dont IPO in China


The Truth Why Chinese Companies Go Public




This week's special edition on why Chinese companies do not go public in China is in response to a question posed by Mark Cuban. In case you live on another planet, Mr. Cuban is the highly successful entrepreneur who made a few billions with a B on his sale of Broadcast.com to Yahoo back in the day. Currently, he is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks. About three weeks ago Mr. Cuban Tweeted our highly popular article Checklist For Chinese Stock Scams.

The traffic killed our hosting company's servers but the necessary upgrades have been made. China Vesting appreciates the recognition and today's edition is a special thank you. We dare say no one has ever written what we are about to disclose. This is a culmination of spending years on the ground floor in China meeting hundreds of companies and the "people" involved on every level of the spectrum. China Vesting is based in Greater China and continues to meet companies and people in the industry every day. Going forward we will be sharing more of our insights and introducing Chinese stocks that are good opportunities.

Don't Get It Twisted

First off, it is important to understand that for Chinese companies, listing in the U.S. stock market is not their FIRST CHOICE! That's right...the honest truth...of the estimated 600 or so China companies listed on U.S. exchanges none of them wouldn't high tail it to the Shanghai or Shenzhen stock exchanges in an instant...if given the chance. From a purely capitalistic standpoint...why wouldn't they when the valuations are downright frothy.

From looking at the Shenzhen Stock Exchange website the average P/E ratio is 41.19. The SME Board (Small and Medium Enterprises Board) is a segment within the main board sports a hefty P/E ratio of 50.44. One year ago ChiNext, a board within the Shenzhen stock exchange dedicated to micro caps and emerging companies debuted. ChiNext companies have been on a tear and the companies listed there are valued at an average P/E of 63.44.

The Shanghai Stock Exchange has a much more reasonable valuation with an average P/E ratio of "just" 22.48. Compare this to the current P/E ratio of the S&P 500 which is looking cheap in comparison at 17.51 What the market is saying to everyone is that an average company listed on the Shanghai exchange is valued 28.3% more than companies comprising the S&P 500. Shenzhen Stock Exchange issuers hold a premium of more than 135% while ChiNext companies are valued at more than 262% compared to S&P 500 companies.

Why in the world would a Chinese owner aka CEO/Chairman want to list in the U.S.? The average valuation these deals for Chinese companies seeking funding in the U.S. capital markets is around 3-5 times trailing 12 months earnings. This is the level at which hedge funds and investors are willing to invest at. Don't forget the American investors put in a mountain of terms and conditions that quite frankly no U.S. company executive would ever agree to. All this...to list in the U.S. and these days liquidity for China based U.S. stocks have little to no liquidity. Could these Chinese companies just be gluttons for punishment or is there more to the story?

Easy (er)

Unlike the U.S., to list one's company in China is an arduous task that is mind boggling complicated and very difficult to navigate. There is a queue of companies just waiting to list on Chinese domestic exchanges and every one of them has "connections" aka "Guanxi". Well...what happens when everyone is connected? The market becomes "normal" and no one is special anymore except for the special cases. The owners of these Chinese companies have privately expressed their dismay at the cost, time and most importantly the uncertainty of the IPO process in China.

Many of the companies that seek listings in the U.S. have been rejected for China listings and are merely seeking Plan B if not Plan C or D. Many people may be wondering what's so hard about listing in China. For one you have to be connected and for the most part everyone is. That is just the prerequisite, the hard part is in getting enough people to support the company. If the business is a state owned enterprise (SOE) then there is a red carpet waiting for you but for 99% of the Chinese business owners, their relationships are not nearly as strong as they need to be. This comes as a shock and also a slap in the face for many of these business owners. Having contacts to start and sustain a business doing $50 million in revenue and netting $8 million is one thing...gettting approval to sell stock at a P/E around 50 is something entirely different.

One of our contacts at China's largest investment bank schooled us on how some "things work". As with any IPO or listing on any exchange there are lots of fees involved. There are the necessary audit fees, attorney fees, banking fees and last but definitely not least...the miscellaneous fees. The Chinese business owner needs to consider if all of these fees are worth paying...many times upfront...without the certainty of a listing. For many the risks are too great and taking the Plan B road, although a discount to market versus China, is the safer choice. For others who actually spent the money and failed the U.S. market represents a move that can restore some "face".

Moving Assets

There is a feeling amongst the elite and wealthy in China that things could turn in an instant. This could be the result of the massive prosperity enjoyed in the past few years in what is essentially a 61 year old government regime. If you spent your life in poverty and became super wealthy within few years....chances are you would feel like the rug could get pulled out from under you. Too good to be true is how many rich Chinese feel deep down. Notice the massive amounts of money the Chinese spend on luxury items and the gaudy display of wealth exhibited by some.

The elite/rich feel and act as if there is some sort of expiration date on their net worth. Understanding this mentality will allow people to understand why rich Chinese act a certain way. While blowing massive amounts of money... the inverse is true as well...with the rich simultaneously saving hoards of money for a rainy day or....worse.

Renminbi, China's currency is a highly regulated currency. That means for a Chinese business owner to "cash out" he needs to sell his business entirely or figure a way to move his assets offshore. Ironically, the U.S. allows these Chinese owners to essentially move their equity stakes into U.S. dollars. Of the 600 or so Chinese companies listed in the U.S. the majority have their stock certificates in paper form at home under the rug...(we are serious) or at a U.S. brokerage firm. When these owners begin to sell their shares they will be sitting on mountains of cash in the U.S.

China Vesting does not know the exact figures that these small and medium sized business owners have transferred to the U.S. but it is significant to say the least.

Conclusion

China has a fascination for foreign brands (except for Japanese). This is not to say domestically made goods are horrible since so much of it is shipped overseas...it's just that foreign brands represent wealth and achievement. That is why for many Chinese owners...being a NASDAQ or NYSE company holds distinction. Many people have no idea on the path these entrepreneurs took to get to their current state. Going back 5 or 10 years these now rich and successful businessmen will tell you that they had a better chance of going to the moon then becoming a listed company on a U.S. major stock exchange.

It is downright inspiring to hear about many of the success stories here in China. Overall, the majority of companies China Vesting meets are run by decent people. Their path to success always entails similar attributes which are not so entirely different than the entrepreneurs in the United States two or three generations ago. It really is like the Wild West here but things are changing quickly. The infrastructure changes in the finance world are slow compares to everything else but that is a good thing for investors. There many U.S. listed China companies that really deserve to be listed in China but for the reasons we discussed above have decided to pursue the "American Dream".

We can also tell you that in China we've met some downright scams and frauds. After running through almost a hundred cities and meeting hundreds of companies and people here we can tell you that there is opportunity in China stocks listed in the U.S. The hard part is deciphering which ones are legit. Previously, we've kept the bad seeds to ourselves but in the future we will send our due diligence over to Sharesleuth.

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BIDU
TOKYO—Japanese e-commerce company Rakuten Inc. on Tuesday opened an online shopping mall in China with China's Baidu Inc., attempting to tap the nation's burgeoning Internet sector.

Rakuten will provide e-commerce expertise, while Baidu's marketing presence as China's dominant Internet search engine will help generate traffic, Rakuten Chief Executive Hiroshi Mikitani said at a news conference in Tokyo.

Baidu Chief Executive Robin Li said that more than 60% of Chinese Internet users use search engines to find information for shopping. Baidu had 70% of Chinese search-market revenue in the second quarter, according to Beijing research firm Analysys International.

Rakuten and Baidu are investing $50 million over the next three years in the new website, called Lekutian to resemble the Japanese pronunciation of Rakuten. The site has about 2,000 registered merchants, including many well-known local brands, Rakuten said.

Though the venture could benefit from exposure on Baidu.com, China's top search engine and most popular website, Lekutian competes with China's dominant e-commerce website, Taobao.com. The Alibaba Group site had 75% of all e-commerce transactions in China in the second quarter, according to Analysys International. And Baidu's past attempt to enter the e-commerce market through a consumer-to-consumer platform called Youa hasn't gained traction.

Rakuten executives said that, given the huge growth potential of China's e-commerce market, there is plenty of room for e-commerce companies to grow. Rakuten has been buying businesses in the U.S. and Europe this year and has units or partnerships in six overseas markets. Mr. Mikitani's long-term goal is to take the company to more than two dozen countries.

China could play a key role in Rakuten's ambitions, as the nation's Internet industry is still growing, with only about 30% of the population online. Users of e-commerce services account for about one-third of China's total Internet users.

Although Mr. Mikitani declined to give revenue targets for Lekutian, he said the Chinese site will likely overtake the Japanese Rakuten site "in the not-so-distant future." Transactions on Rakuten's e-commerce site were valued at about 800 billion yen, or roughly $10 billion, last year.

Rakuten and Baidu in January announced their plan to start an e-commerce business together in China. Rakuten owns 51% of their joint venture, Lekutian Co., while Baidu owns the rest.

The opening of the Sino-Japanese site coincides with rising political tension between Japan and China fueled by competing claims over islands in the East China Sea. Mr. Mikitani said political tension didn't change Rakuten's Chinese business plans or schedule.
—Loretta Chao in Beijing contributed to this article.

Write to Juro Osawa at [e-mail]


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Teekay Tankers Ltd. Announces China Joint Venture and Offer to Acquire Two Tankers
Date : 10/18/2010 @ 7:56PM
Source : MarketWire
Stock : Teekay Tankers Ltd. (TNK)
Quote : 12.05 0.03 (0.25%) @ 8:00PM


Teekay Tankers Ltd. Announces China Joint Venture and Offer to Acquire Two Tankers
Teekay Tankers Ltd Class A Common Stock (NYSE:TNK)
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Teekay Tankers Ltd. (NYSE: TNK) -

Highlights

-- Entered into joint venture to acquire Chinese-built VLCC newbuilding
with 2013 delivery, to be time-chartered to major Chinese shipping
company.
-- Received offer to acquire one Aframax and one Suezmax tanker


Teekay Tankers Ltd. (Teekay Tankers or the Company) today announced that it has entered into a 50/50 joint venture agreement with Wah Kwong Shipping of Hong Kong, to jointly invest in a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) newbuilding scheduled to deliver from Shanghai Waigaoqiao shipyard in April 2013. Upon its delivery from the shipyard, the VLCC will be time-chartered to a major Chinese shipping company for a period of five years. The time-charter includes a fixed floor rate, coupled with a profit-sharing component.

The contract price for the VLCC is $98 million, of which the joint venture expects to finance approximately $70 million through commercial banks, with the remaining $28 million sourced from the joint venture partners. Teekay Tankers expects to use availability under its existing revolving credit facility to fund its 50 percent portion of the equity requirement of approximately $14 million.

"I am pleased we have been able to further develop Teekay Corporation's long-standing commercial relationship with Wah Kwong Shipping into an exciting new shipping project in China," commented Bruce Chan, Teekay Tankers' CEO-elect. Mr. Chan continued, "We believe this is an attractive way of expanding our exposure to China and to the VLCC segment which we view as a natural extension of our franchise."

In addition, the Company also announced today that it has received an offer from Teekay Corporation (Teekay) (NYSE: TK) to acquire the 2004-built Aframax tanker, Esther Spirit (and its associated time-charter contract) and the 2003-built Suezmax tanker, Iskmati Spirit. The Esther Spirit is currently operating under a fixed-rate time-charter (with a profit share component) through July 2012 and the Iskmati Spirit is trading in the spot market as part of Teekay's Gemini Suezmax tanker pool. Approximately $100 million in undrawn revolving credit availability secured by the two vessels is also part of the offer from Teekay Corporation. If accepted, Teekay Tankers anticipates financing this acquisition by drawing on its existing revolving credit facility, which currently has over $200 million of undrawn availability partially as a result of its recently completed follow-on equity offering.

This offer is currently being reviewed by Teekay Tankers' Board of Directors and its Conflicts Committee, which is made up of the Company's three independent directors. If approved, the transaction is expected to be completed in November 2010.

About Teekay Tankers

Teekay Tankers Ltd. was formed in December 2007 by Teekay Corporation (NYSE: TK) as part of its strategy to expand its conventional oil tanker business. Teekay Tankers currently owns a fleet of nine double-hull Aframax tankers and five double-hull Suezmax tankers, which an affiliate of Teekay Corporation manages through a mix of short- or medium-term fixed-rate time-charter contracts and spot tanker market trading. In addition, the Company has received an offer to acquire from Teekay Corporation one Aframax tanker and one Suezmax tanker. Teekay Tankers intends to distribute on a quarterly basis all of its cash available for distribution, subject to any reserves established by its board of directors.

Teekay Tankers' common stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "TNK".

FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

This release contains forward-looking statements (as defined in Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended) which reflect management's current views with respect to certain future events and performance, including statements regarding: the expected financing of the VLCC newbuilding, including the equity portion to be contributed by the Company; the timing of delivery of the VLCC newbuilding and the commencement of its time-charter contract; the timing and certainty of the acceptance by the Company's Board of Directors and its Conflicts Committee of an offer to acquire the Esther Spirit and Iskmati Spirit from Teekay Corporation; and the Company's ability to finance the acquisition of these vessels through its revolving credit facility. The following factors are among those that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements, which involve risks and uncertainties, and that should be considered in evaluating any such statement: changes in the commercial bank financing market; failure by the Company's Board of Directors to accept the offer from Teekay Corporation to acquire the Esther Spirit and Iskmati Spirit; potential shipyard delays in the construction of the VLCC newbuilding; the potential termination of the five-year time-charter relating to the VLCC newbuilding; and other factors discussed in Teekay Tankers' filings from time to time with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, including its Report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2009. The Company expressly disclaims any obligation or undertaking to release publicly any updates or revisions to any forward-looking statements contained herein to reflect any change in the Company's expectations with respect thereto or any change in events, conditions or circumstances on which any such statement is based.

Contacts:

Teekay Tankers Ltd.

Kent Alekson

Investor Relations Enquiries

[phone]



Teekay Tankers Ltd.

Alana Duffy

Media Enquiries

[phone]

www.teekaytankers.com

[Mark954]

RMDM

Innotrek's Traffic Monitoring Systems

Innotrek developed its own INNO-Car Identification System and this system passed all the approval procedures with the Chinese Public Safety Bureau and received the Ministry Certification. The INNO-Car Identification System allows the authorities to monitor streets, and swiftly solve traffic crimes such as speeding and hit-and-run accidents. Innotrek markets and supplies its system with Traffic Control Bureaus across China and substantially contributes to public safety.

Similar to the Innotrek's Broadband Installations, the company offers this system to the Traffic Control Bureaus using a lease model. The lease model allows the Traffic Control Bureaus to use the INNO-Car Identification System without the initial investment. This lease model allows the Traffic control centers increase their revenues immediately, while they pay for installation and maintenance through installments.

INNO-Car Identification System and Innotrek's leasing model proved themselves highly profitable, and the company plans to continue to market this successful product further across Chinese cities.

[*MARINE 1*]

China needs to wake up

[$$$TOCK 007]

INBG's Share Structure is Good ( lower O/S)
O/S –-- 2,733,177,093 as of May 10, 2010 update from Q-10 filed by 5-14-2010
A/S ---- 4000,000,000

[$$$TOCK 007]

INBG ready to breakout, only one 0.0001 left on ask

[*MARINE 1*]

China Shuangji Cement, Ltd. Announces First Quarter 2010 Results.... CSGJ

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China TransInfo to Hold Annual Meeting of Stockholders in Beijing...... CTFO

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Keep watching CNUV, once that volume kicks in it should bounce!

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China BCT Reports First Quarter 2010 Results.... CNBI

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TIME TO PLAY CNUV AGAIN

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China Skyrise Announces First-Quarter 2010 Results..........CSKD

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Thank you

[batteryman]

YES, macd is giving us a good buy signal and the financial outlook for 2010 is really good

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Any reason why?

tia

[batteryman]

CBEH, ready for a new high

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WATCHING CSGH AND CNUV TOMORROW!

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MISSED THE BOUNCE ON CHMD!

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Home Inns to Report First Quarter 2010 Financial Results on May 11, 2010 US Time....... HMIN

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ON THE RISE!
China Yuchai International to Announce Unaudited First Quarter 2010 Financial Results on May 13..... CYD

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Cogo Group, Inc. Schedules Conference Call on May 6, 2010 to Announce First Quarter of 2010 Earnings Results and Provide Q2 2010... COGO

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China Digital TV to Announce Unaudited First Quarter 2010 Financial Results on May 11, 2010............... STV

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China Sunergy Announces Financial Results for the First Quarter Of 2010........ CSUN

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FYI Something triggering China Logistics Grp. (CHLO)

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China Automotive Systems to Announce First Quarter 2010 Results on May 6, 2010......... CAAS

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CNOOC Ltd. Raises its Stake in Block 15/34 CEO

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AirMedia to Announce First Quarter 2010 Unaudited Financial Results on May 3, 2010 at 7:00 pm Eastern Time.. AMCN

[*MARINE 1*]

Stay tuned for some china plays coming

[*MARINE 1*]

SINA Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2009 Financial Results
Date : 03/03/2010 @ 5:30PM
Source : PR Newswire
Stock : Sina (MM) (SINA)

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OTCBB: GELV) Expanding Into "The Greenest State"
Date : 03/03/2010 @ 4:00AM
Source : MarketWire
Stock : IO News Wire (SEED)

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LJ International Reports Rising Retail Sales, Boosts Outlook for 2009 Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year
Date : 03/02/2010 @ 9:00AM
Source : Business Wire
Stock : LJ International Inc. (JADE)

[*MARINE 1*]

Home Inns Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2009 Financial Results
Date : 03/03/2010 @ 5:00PM
Source : PR Newswire
Stock : Home Inns & Hotels Management Inc. ADS (MM) (HMIN)

[*MARINE 1*]

Global Sources scheduled to report fourth quarter and year-end 2009 results on March 15, 2010
Date : 03/01/2010 @ 2:00AM
Source : PR Newswire
Stock : Global Sources Ltd. (MM) (GSOL)

[*MARINE 1*]

Gushan Environmental Energy Limited Announces Date of Fourth Quarter 2009 and 2009 Annual Results Release and Conference Call wi
Date : 03/03/2010 @ 11:21AM
Source : PR Newswire
Stock : Gushan Environmental Energy Limited American Depositary Shares (GU)

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