According to the statistics, from January to February 2013, Newly Approved Foreign-invested Enterprises amounted to 2,915, down by 3% year on year; and the actual use of foreign investment reached US$ 17.484 billion, down by 1.35% year on year.

In February 2013, Newly Approved Foreign-invested Enterprises amounted to 1,032, down by 35.62% year on year; and the actual use of foreign investment reached US$ 8.214 billion, up by 6.32% year on year.

In January-February, 2013, 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 2,295, down by 1.21% year on year, and the actual input were US$ 15.178 billion, down by 1.31% year on year. The number of newly established enterprises funded by US was 142, down by 19.77% year on year, and the actual input were US$ 0.497 billion, down by 5.37% year on year. Number of enterprises funded by EU was 211, down by 12.45% year on year, and the actual input was US$ 1.214 billion, up by 34.01% year on year.

From January to February this year, the top ten by actual input are as follows: Hong Kong (US$ 11.319 billion), Japan (US$ 1.269 billion), Singapore (US$ 1.071 billion), Taiwan Province (US$ 1.027 billion), U.S.A. (US$ 0.497 billion), France (US$ 0.363 billion), R.O.K. (US$ 0.258 billion), Germany (US$ 0.247 billion), U.K. (US$ 0.129 billion), and Swiss Confederation (US$ 0.117 billion), and their total input account for 93.21% of total actual use of foreign investment in China.

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