China 9D Construction Group (fka CNAG)

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THREE CNAG websites show constant DAILY progress:

IMHO: CNAG may be negotiating behind the scenes for a better outcome, but guessing. Still optimistic. (May 2nd is SEC deadline.) A rational conclusion (with their daily expansion growth seen evidenced & proven on the websites) is perplexing, but litigation takes time. They MUST realize already they could EASILY recoup their $160 Million market cap quickly! Astronomical future really huge potential is very realistic, without a doubt in Shanghai, etc..

WHY WOULD THEY MAKE ENGLISH WEBSITES, IF NOT FILING? My guess is they will eventually file, but litigation is very slow moving.

***** DEAR CNAG: NEED $160 MILLION? JUST FILE WITH SEC!! *****

THREE CNAG websites show constant daily progress:
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CNAG = 9D Decorative design:
http://www.9dzs.cn/En/index.asp

Subsidiary:CNAG=Hangzhou 9d Aoli Furniture Co., Ltd.:
http://9daoli.en.gongchang.com/about
http://9daoli.en.gongchang.com/
http://9daoli.en.gongchang.com/product

OLIVE FURNITURE WEBSITE IS BACK UP!!!
http://www.9daoli.com/index1.asp
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http://www.9dzs.cn/En/partners.asp
ELEVEN MANUFACTURER'S WORKING CNAG PARTNER'S LINKS FUNCTION:

http://www.9dzs.cn/En/des.asp?BigClassID...

EXPANSION! MORE DESIGNERS, SUPERVISORS, & MANAGERS!!!
==>> 21 Designers now shown on 9D's website!
#1. Jay.
#2. Zhu Chuan Canada.
#3. Pei Jie.
#4. & PREVENTION.
#5. Zhang Health.
#6. (Ms.) Wang Beifang.
#7. (Ms.) Monika.
#8. Romen.
#9. (Ms.) KIVI.
#10. Single Li Liang.
#11. When Handsome.
#12. (Ms.) Faye Wong.
#13. (Ms.) Xu Jun.
#14. Wu Hung.
#15. Ma Qin.
#16. (Ms.) Lu Wenting.
#17. Meng Nan.
#18. Ptiger.
#19. NEIL.
#20. (Ms.) Cai Yiping.
#21. (Ms.) Yuan Xiaoyi.
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MANAGERS:
#1. Kong Jianjun.
#2. ??? = Li Hongming.
#3. Mao Wenjiang.
#4. Yao Ming Si.
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SUPERVISORS:
=> 19 Districts & Counties listed ACTIVE.

9:48a ET March 12, 2011 (Dow Jones)
"China Vanke President: Will Build Public Housing If Profitable -Report"
"BEIJING (Dow Jones)--China Vanke Co., the country's largest property developer by market share, is willing to build public housing if it's profitable to do so, the 21st Century Business Herald reported Saturday, citing Vanke President Yu Liang.
Under heavy pressure to meet Beijing's public housing construction targets, many local governments have approached Vanke on proposed developments, the paper cited Yu as saying.
He said Vanke is already involved in some public housing projects, including one that exceeds 1 million square meters in Nanjing city, but the company seeks to protect investors' interest first and foremost in considering future projects, according to the report.
"We tell local governments that it's enough to leave us with a profit of one yuan on public housing developments...that way we can tell investors that we didn't lose money on the project," the paper quoted Yu as saying.
Vanke funds 100% of the public housing projects it develops, and the average return is between 3% and 5%, he added, according to the report.
Whether there's a model for sustainable profit growth in public housing, Yu said Vanke has yet to find one and it will be up to the government regulators, the paper said.
Yu added Vanke would be "quite happy" to manage development projects for a fee on behalf of the government, which would provide capital and land, the report said.
China's massive public housing initiative will benefit the real-estate industry, as it will ensure that low-income earners are taken care of and allow the commercial property market for the wealthier segment of the population to develop, the paper also cited Yu as saying.
China will spend CNY1.3 trillion yuan ($197 billion) to construct about 10 million affordable apartments in 2011, the official Xinhua News Agency cited Vice Minister of Housing and Urban-Rural Development Qi Ji as saying Wednesday.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said last week China plans to build 36 million government-subsidized apartments over the next five years."