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Baida info:

A Profile of China Mining Investment Group Limited

China Mining Investment Group Limited (CMIG) was incorporated in Hong Kong the 19th day of February, 2002 with registered capital being as US$50,000,000.00. It initially issued one hundred million shares of the value of 50 United States cents per one share.
CMIG is a private limited company. Its investors primarily come from Macao, the United States, the mainland of China, and Hong Kong. Baida Finance (Group) Co., Ltd., and the Energy Resources Development Fund of China are its major supporting institutes.

http://www.cmig.cn/omei/Profile.asp

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Mr. Ngai Keong, Chairman & CEO of CMIG had two in-depth and extensive discussions with the Chairman & CEO of RCC Holdings Group (a US listed company)¡ªMr. Newton Vernon Gene. Some agreement was achieved during the discussions. RCC and CMIG agreed on the following mode of stock right transposition in principle: Each party contributes 50% equity for joint venture, and within the next 3~6 months, RCC will raise USD100 million for CMIG as the development capital. The specific way of operation will be decided after the Board of Directors of respective party reaches a conclusion through studying and discussion.

http://www.cmig.cn/omei/news_show.asp?id=81

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BAIDA has established long-term strategic partnerships with RCC, the ChinaMerchant Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, Hong Kong and Shanghai BankingCorporation Limited, EFG Bank and the Bank of China.

http://64.233.169.104/search?q=cache:wKCbR6hVNc8J:www.e3holdings.net/investor_relation/Announcements_2008/Attachments/MediaRelease_BAIDA_30Jul08.pdf+rcc+cmig&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

http://www.e3holdings.net/investor_relation/Announcements_2008/Attachments/MediaRelease_BAIDA_30Jul08.pdf

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Baida Finance Group is working jointly with Ominico Singapore Pte Ltd to develop the largest refinery project (APAR) in Saudi Arabia. This project includes an oil refinery plant with a capacity of 400,000 barrels per day, a petrochemical complex with a capacity of 250,000 tons per month, an oil terminal holding up to 1 million tons and transport up to 2 million tons of oil, and a port capable of handling up to 5 million tons of cargo every year. Baida Finance Group will provide US$ 800 million for this project and receive 40% shares of the venture.

Baida Finance Group has established a joint energy & resource operating system that integrates all dimensions of the transaction. The participation of Oil resources owners, financing institutions, and buyers from U.S., U.K., Germany, Russia, Saudi Arab, Turkey, Brunei, Nigeria, Malaysia, and Canada in this network enables Baida Finance Group to locate and secure for her clients reliable long-term oil supply.

Baida Finance Group places high priority on development, investment, and reorganization of environmental projects including development of clear energy, energy-saving technologies, high-tech energy, and biotech energy.

http://www.baida-finance.com/english/nykf.asp



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Now, Baida Finance (Group) Co., Ltd. and Triway Enterprise, Inc. are planning to establish an international training base in China with the joint efforts of relevant Chinese Government agencies and U.S. training agencies. This base will adopt internationally recognized teaching materials, employ modern teaching methods, and satisfy trainees’ unique needs to develop human capital. Overseas training activities will be integrated into the programs to provide a great number of “Seeded Players” in all walks of life for the cause of development in China.


http://www.baida-finance.com/english/pxgc.asp

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There are some heavy hitters on Baida Finance's list of strategic partners. LPL...banks...lots of money. Hope they park some in my account. lol


RCC Holdings, Corp. (Los Angeles, CA, USA)

China Society for Strategy and Management Research

Department of Economic Development of Texas, USA

Association of National Condition Research of China

Department of Economic Development of Arkansas, USA

Association of Development Zones of China

Department of Economic Development of City of Fort Myers, USA

Bank of China

U.S.-China Friendship Association

Hang Seng Bank

China Chamber of Commerce, USA

Bank of Beijing

Asset-Max, Inc, USA

WOORI Bank, Korea

World Enterprises Group, USA

Jiannan Bank, Philippines

US-China Intellectual Property Law Center, USA

Bank of Communications, Hong Kong

James Mitchell Economist Ltd, USA

Bangkok Bank, Thailand

Triway Enterprise, Inc, USA

Soyeun International Inc, Japan

Long & Associates Law Office, USA

Partners in Singapore

Covington & Crowe LLP, USA

Health Traditional Medicine, Singapore

US-China Capital Cities Friendship Council

Trade Development Bureau of Cambodia

American Business Council, Shanghai

Bank SinoPac, Taiwan

Duke International LLC. , USA

Public Relationship Association of Taiwan

Famed Resources Financial Ltd, USA

Investment Association of Taiwan

Charlotte Square Capital Ventures, USA

Taiwan Dai-Yeh Co., Ltd

IDG Technology Venture Investment

Jinhui Holdings Group

FM Financial Management Co., Ltd., USA

World Beauty Biotechnology Co., Ltd.

LPL Financial Services Ltd, USA

New Zealand Trade Development Board

GAMT Investment Group, USA

Europe-China Economics and Trade

China Soft Drink Industry Association

EFG Group, Switzerland

Bureau of International Cooperation of Chinese Academy of Sciences

International Commercial Cooperation Co., Ltd.,Belgium

Computer Center of Ministry of Commerce China

ATB Caldereria S.P.A., Italy

China Association of Resources Comprehensive Utilization

British International Trade Bureau

Software Industry Association of China

BFL Investment Group

Energy Research Association of China

Biology Diesel Co., Ltd., Germany

Township Enterprise Development Centre of Ministry of Agriculture of P.R. China

V Group International Consulting Co., Ltd., Germany

China Urban Development and Environment Research Centre

BNL Bank, Italy


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LPL Financial Services Ltd, USA

About LPL Financial Services
Linsco/Private Ledger Corp. (LPL) has ranked first among independent broker/dealers for 11 consecutive years by Financial Planning Magazine (2). With over 2,200 staff members headquartered in Boston, San Diego and Charlotte, LPL offers non-proprietary investment products, unbiased research and wealth management services to retail clients and the clients of its approximately 800 financial institutions through more than 10,000 advisors nationwide. LPL financial advisors manage assets totaling more than $165 billion for their clients. For additional information about LPL, visit www.lpl.com.

http://lplfinancial.lpl.com/

http://www.ifmg.com/ifmg/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=1ac82cbc46bd4110VgnVCM1000002dd2d09fRCRD&vgnLocale=en_CA&chnpath=%2FNoteworthy+News

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Covington & Crowe LLP, USA


Covington & Crowe, LLP
Law Firm serving San Bernardino, California
Address
1131 West Sixth Street, Suite 300
Ontario, California 91762
(San Bernardino Co.)

http://www.covingtoncrowe.com/

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IDG Technology Venture Investment

http://www.idgvc.com/english/about.htm

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Charlotte Square Capital Ventures, USA

http://www.cscvgroup.com/

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EFG Group, Switzerland

http://www.efggroup.com/

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China Association of Resources Comprehensive Utilization



Thursday, May 22, 2008

Sycamore, Beijing launch US$1 bil. green fund

Reuters

BEIJING -- Global investment firm Sycamore Ventures is launching a US$1 billion Chinese "green investment" fund with a difference: the central government is coming on board as a partner.
Beijing will not only put US$100 million into the China GreenStar fund, a growth capital fund with a focus on energy and the environment. More importantly, it will help Sycamore to navigate China's treacherous regulatory waters.

"One of the reasons why the fund is unique is that it definitely has a government element to it," John Whitman, a managing partner of Sycamore Ventures, said in an interview.

Sycamore, with offices in the United States, China, India and Singapore, has teamed up with an industry association under the auspices of the politically powerful State-owned Assets and Supervision and Administration Commission.

The goal of the agency -- the China Association of Resources Comprehensive Utilization (CARCU) -- is to promote energy saving, environmental protection and more efficient use of resources.

It has 800 members and is headed by the chairman of Aluminium Corp of China, Xiao Yaqin.

Xiao said in a statement that CARCU hopes Sycamore Ventures' strong track record in nurturing start-ups will speed the development of China's environmental sector.

CARCU has yet to decide which of its members -- who include regulatory bodies and scientific research institutes as well as enterprises -- will put up the US$100 million, Whitman said.

For Sycamore, the political connection to CARCU will help it to identify investment opportunities and then eventually exit from those investments -- on current thinking, by floating the companies outside China. "We're getting a very strong endorsement, not only in terms of deal flow but also in terms of regulatory support," said Stephen Chiao, a Sycamore Ventures partner.

Sycamore has yet to raise its targeted US$900 million from institutional investors, let alone win authorisation from China's foreign-exchange regulator to bring the money onshore at a time when Beijing is battling to hold down currency inflows.

But Chiao said the fund has already identified its first investments -- a company that has developed a special wastewater treatment compound and a pre-IPO stake in a water recycling firm.

Whitman said the attraction for China was not only the chance to make a profit; it was also to help the development of its fledgling venture capital and private equity industries by training a new cohort of managers with experience of such investing.

The fund would also serve to expose regulatory obstacles to attracting foreign investment, Whitman said.

Sycamore is aiming for an internal rate of return from the fund in the low to mid 20 percent range, he added.


http://www.chinapost.com.tw/business/asia/%20china/2008/05/22/157597/Sycamore-Beijing.htm

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Triway Enterprise, Inc, USA

Now, Baida Finance (Group) Co., Ltd. and Triway Enterprise, Inc. are planning to establish an international training base in China with the joint efforts of relevant Chinese Government agencies and U.S. training agencies. This base will adopt internationally recognized teaching materials, employ modern teaching methods, and satisfy trainees’ unique needs to develop human capital. Overseas training activities will be integrated into the programs to provide a great number of “Seeded Players” in all walks of life for the cause of development in China.


http://www.baida-finance.com/english/pxgc.asp




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OUR CLIENTS


China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation
Ministry of Agriculture of China
Ministry of Culture of China
Ministry of Finance of China
Ministry of Foreign Trade & Economic Coperation of China
Ministry of Health of China
Ministry of Justice of China
Development Research Center, China State Council
China State Bureau of Technical Supervision
China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)
China International Center for Economic & Technical Exchanges
China International Center for Economic & Technical Exchanges
China State Economic & Trade Commission
China State Planning Commission
Ministry of Science & Technology of China
Audit Administration of China
Chinese Academy of Science
Chinese Academy of Space Technology
China National Electric Industry Corporation
China Petrochemical Corporation
China National Light Industrial Products Import/Export Corporation
China National Machinery Import/Export Corporation
China National Electronics Import/Export Corporation
China Petrochemical Corporation
China National Chemical Import/Export Corporation
China National Textiles Import/Export Corporation
Motorola (China ) Electronics, Ltd.
Bank of China
Beijing University
Tsinghua University
Jiangsu Provincial Government, China
American University
George Washington University
University of Maryland
Global Business Dialogue, Inc.
Maryland-China Business Council
D.C. Chamber of Commerce

http://www.triwayinc.com/index.php?language=english&page=clients

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Mr. Ngai Keong with Mr. Ian C.W. Fok—Chairman of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce (Hong Kong) and Mr. Lam Kwong Siu—Vice Chairman of BOC International Holdings Limited

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http://www.bocichina.com/english/02.htm

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Mr. Lam Kwong Siu was appointed as an Independent Non-executive Director of the Company in 1996. Mr. Lam is the Vice Chairman of BOC International Holdings Limited and the Independent Non-executive Director of China Overseas Land & Investment Limited, Fujian Holdings Limited, Xinyi Glass Holdings Limited and CITIC Ka Wah Bank Limited. He was formerly the Deputy Chief Executive of Bank of China Hongkong-Macau Regional Office, Chairman of Po Sang Bank Limited, Vice Chairman of Chiyu Banking Corporation Limited and a Director of Bank of China, BOC China Fund Limited and Henderson China Holdings Limited. He has over 40 years of continuous banking experience.

http://www.citicifh.com/eng/bio/index.htm

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Singapore International Water Week opens gateway to China market
+ - 14:37, June 18, 2008


http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90776/90884/6432577.html

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First Singapore International Water Week a Success


Week resulted in deals worth more than $270 million and international initiatives to boost water research and investments
July 1, 2008

Governments, utilities providers and water companies signed 27 agreements totaling more than $270 million during the first Singapore International Water Week, which drew to a close last Friday. In addition, a water fund was launched to attract $320 million in investments in Asian water projects.

The global event for the water industry also saw governments and international organizations announcing significant initiatives to prioritize water investments and research. Singapore plans to set up an Institute of Water Policy to research water policy and governance in Asia, and Asian Development Bank President Haruhiko Kuroda unveiled a seven-point agenda for prioritizing water investments in the Asia-Pacific, saying that the bank was committed to helping states in the region boost new water investments to $20 billion to improve water security.

Malaysia's AmInvestment Bank and Singapore water firm Konzen launched a water fund that hopes to pull in $320 million to invest in Asian water projects.

Among the business deals concluded was one worth an estimated $200 million over the next three years for Singapore-based Ayser-Technische Corp. and Acuatico. The two signed a Memorandum of Understanding to set up a joint venture to design, construct and operate private water infrastructure projects in Indonesia. They also teamed up to provide and run central water treatment facilities for all future developments by Bakrieland, the largest developer listed on the Indonesian Stock Exchange.

Singapore’s water ministry and water agency inked agreements of their own, with the support of the country’s Economic Development Board, including Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with three private firms.

There were bilateral agreements with water authorities in other countries as well. An MOU between Singapore’s Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources and its counterpart in the United Arab Emirates will see cooperation on water research and management, environmental protection and sustainable development.

Singapore water companies won significant contracts, too. A Singapore consortium comprising PUB Consultants, CPG Consultants and PICO Art International secured a contract to design the King Abdullah Water Centre in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

The Water Expo, a tradeshow that brought together more than 350 participants from some 40 countries, provided additional opportunities for business networking.

The inaugural Singapore International Water Week also featured policy and scientific components – the Water Leaders Summit, a gathering of government officials and industry leaders, and the Water Convention, a scientific conference.

A highlight of the Water Week was the presentation of the first Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize to Dr. Andrew Benedek, the Canadian researcher who pioneered the development of low-pressure membranes, which made it possible to derive drinking water from even highly polluted sources, and at a lower cost.

The Water Week, which was attended by more than 8,500 representatives from governments, utilities providers, businesses and academia, was held concurrently with two other conferences on sustainability – the World Cities Summit and the East Asia Summit Conference on Liveable Cities. In a speech on June 25 at the Water Leaders Summit, Professor Tommy Koh, Singapore’s ambassador-at-large and the chairman of the Asia-Pacific Water Forum Governing Council, said: “Water is essential for life. There are over 1 billion people in the world, 700 million in Asia alone, who do not have access to safe drinking water. The time has come for us to recognise people’s access to safe drinking water and to sustainable sanitation as a human right.”

The proceedings of the Water Leaders Summit will be written up as a “blue paper” and presented at the World Water Week in Stockholm this August and the World Water Forum in Turkey next March.

For more information, log onto www.siww.com.sg



Source: Singapore International Water Week July 1, 2008

http://www.wqpmag.com/First-Singapore-International-Water-Week-a-Success-newsPiece16158

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NSF Opens New Office in Thailand

New regional headquarters opened in Bangkok with goal of enhancing food and water quality throughout Asia
July 1, 2008


NSF International has opened a new regional headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand, to oversee its operations throughout the Asia-Pacific region. The new office will be home to NSF's water and product certification division and the NSF-CMi food safety division.

The new office will provide technical assistance, inspection and certification services to manufacturers and retailers in the Asia-Pacific region. The move is a strategic response to the region’s fast-growing need among multinational corporations and small- to medium-sized enterprises to meet global regulatory requirements and best practices.

“Our Asian office in Thailand will expand the reach of our service portfolio to meet the increasing regional demand for brand protection through third-party auditing, testing and certification," said Koen Bontinck, NSF vice president of international operations. “It will also enable us to provide our global customers in this emerging market with faster, more cost-effective, regional solutions.”

http://www.wqpmag.com/NSF-Opens-New-Office-in-Thailand-newsPiece16159

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Environmental Technology? Verification Report
Evaluation of a Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Technology
International Wastewater Systems, Inc. Model 6000 Sequencing Batch Reactor System
(With Coagulation, Sand Filtration, and Ultraviolet Disinfection)
Prepared by
NSF International
Under a Cooperative Agreement with
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

NSF International (NSF) operates the Water Quality Protection Center (WQPC) under the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) Program. The WQPC evaluated the performance of a sequencing batch reactor biological treatment system, with media filtration and ultraviolet disinfection, for treatment of residential wastewater in a decentralized application. This verification statement provides a summary of the test results for the International Wastewater Systems Model 6000 Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) System. The Eagle Sewer District acted as the Testing Organization (TO) for the verification testing, which was performed near Boise, Idaho.

http://www.epa.gov/etv/pubs/600r06130.pdf


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RCC Holdings Corp CEO Proudly Announces Partnership with 'CPIC'
Tue Apr 8, 2008 10:00am EDT

Pierre Morin, Executive Assistant to the President, states, "We
have just returned from Southeast Asia with projects that require the
best in water and wastewater infrastructure. The RCC/IWS reputation
and experience in the U.S. is precisely what is required
internationally, and we are excited over this new partnership


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