Ek Chor China Motorcycle Co., Ltd. - Statue of Liberty and Chinese Pagoda Vignette - 2001 dated Chinese and Bermudian Stock Certificate - Fully Issued
Inv# AS1055 Stock
Stock printed by American Bank Note Co. Interesting vignette of Chinese Pagoda & Statue of Liberty. Excellent! By the early 1990s, Charoen Pokphand Group Company, Ltd. managed approximately 200 subsidiaries in China. CP's investment in poultry production on the mainland was recognized for transforming the country's dietary habits, as per capita consumption more than doubled by the decade's end. Beginning in 1993, numerous subsidiaries became publicly traded. TA, Charoen Pokphand Feedmill, Siam Makro, and Vinythai were listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET); its Hong Kong subsidiary, CP Pokphand, was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange; a Shanghai-based animal feed and poultry group was listed on the Shanghai exchange; a real estate development division, Hong Kong Fortune, was listed on the Hong Kong Exchange; and Ek Chor China Motorcycle was listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Having been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since 1981, CP Lotus, the retail division of CP Group in China, inaugurated its first store in Shanghai in 1997.
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