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A study published by the Social Science Academic Press and Beijing University of Technology and excerpted from China Daily in an article dated 19 July 2010, authored by Wang Wen, revealed:
  • The expanding ranks of the middle class in the capital city have grown to 5.4 million, some 40 percent of the city?s permanent residents.
  • The average income of a member of the middle class in Beijing is about 5,923 yuan per month. The total income of the average Beijing middle class family is 10,007 yuan per month.
  • Placing these statistics in perspective, the World Bank defined middle class in developing countries as those earning about 27,100 yuan or more per year. The average annual income of a member of the middle class in Beijing is 71,076 yuan.
  • The World Bank further reported that only six developing countries boasted a middle class comprising more than 40 per cent of their total population, while China?s middle class comprises only 23 percent of its populace.
 
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"Full Circle" Designed by GEP Specialists

The GEP Capital team of knowledgeable international specialists, with expertise in China and US financial markets, provides a "full circle" of services to its Chinese partners. GEP has access to investment bankers and security dealers, market makers, fund mangers, registered investment advisors, investor relations firms, and NASD members specializing in public offerings, acquisitions and reverse mergers. GEP provides the practical solution for companies that desire an IPO but seek a more obtainable alternative. SME Chinese companies are often ignored by domestic banks, thus foreign investment becomes an imperative to ensure growth and prosperity.

With 18 years of experience in the reverse merger arena, GEP has the resources, know-how and commitment to create long-term successful game plans, strategic alliances, and profitable growth for Chinese companies in the US financial markets. That having been said, only one of 20 candidate Chinese companies meets the vigorous standards to qualify for the GEP Capital private-to-public program. GEP is amongst the few that covers all the costs of matriculation for the Chinese partner company, and its advisory support and guidance for the transformed company last for years beyond its reaching public company status.

GEP maintains an oncall staff at its executive offices at the Oriental Plaza in Beijing, with Executive Secretary Qing Qing Chen standing ready to assists clients and partner companies in bridging the cultural and communications gap. To limit the risks, GEP sources and screens private Chinese candidate companies, conducts pre-audit and pre-legal due diligence, acquires Regulation 106 and tax relief approvals, and assists the Chinese company in restyling operations by instituting Western standards, while meeting GAAP accounting principles and proper international legal structures. Graduates of the GEP program through 2009, nine Chinese companies have made the grade as US public entities, and all nine continue to actively trade and operate, with additional new partner companies in the GEP pipeline for a 2010 launch. As an impressive update, by mid-2010, five of these China-based, US public companies have elevated or are in the process of elevating to a senior exchange, such as the American Stock Exchange or NASDAQ.

To contact Ms. Chen or GEP directors, please call or email GEP Capital Group at (8610) 8520 0037 or qqchen@GEP888.com. Xie! Xie!

 
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