According to statistics carried by Foreign Investment Bulletin, in January-March, 2012, the number of newly approved foreign-funded enterprises in China totaled 5,379, down by 9.4% year on year; and actually utilized foreign investment reached US$29.48 billion, down by 2.83% year on year.

In March, the number of newly approved foreign-funded enterprises in China reached 2,374, down by 6.46% year on year; and actually utilized foreign investment totaled US$11.757 billion, down by 6.07% year on year.

In January-March, 2012, the number of newly established enterprises funded by ten Asian countries/regions (Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, Japan, the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, ROK) was 4,206, down by 10.83% year on year, and the actual input were US$25.882 billion, up by 0.37% year on year. The number of newly established enterprises funded by US was 322, down by 7.74% year on year, and the actual input were US$0.893 billion, up by 10.08% year on year. Number of enterprises funded by EU was 413, up by 0.98% year on year, and the actual input was US$1.414 billion, down by 31.24% year on year.

In January-March, 2012, top ten countries/regions in terms of actually input were: Hong Kong (US $19.271 billion), Japan (US $2.073 billion), Taiwan (US $1.954 billion), Singapore (US $1.687 billion), USA (US $0.893 billion), ROK (US $0.549 billion), Switzerland (US $0.368 billion), UK (US $0.327 billion), Germany (US $0.297 billion), and Holland (US $0.215 billion). The actual input by the top ten accounted for 93.74% of total actually utilized foreign capital.

Note: The figures cover investment in China by the said countries/regions transferred from free ports of Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Samoa, Mauritius and Barbados.

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