Why CHINA - Because:
GSME has a major focus on China.
Why China
By comparison:
This is still a massive level of economic growth far surpassing most other countries.
For Comparison in 2017, According to the World Bank:
China’s “slowed economy” experienced 6.9 percent GDP growth in 2017 according to the World Bank.
This was more than twice the GDP economic growth rate of any of these other major countries.
How good is a 6.9 percent GDP Growth Rate?
Its extremely strong economic growth……
That in China it is creating:
Many countries (Canada and the United States included), have 3.0-3.5% % as realistic targets for high economic growth.
Whereas China in its new “slow growth” mode is expected to enter into a new norm of “just”6.5%-7.0% average annual growth over the next decade or so.
A 4 percent annual growth rate over a sustained period of time is a dream goal for Canada and the United States and most other countries.
China’s “slowed” growth of 6.5% to 7.0% sustained economic growth for any length of time is simply an impossibility for Countries like Canada and the United States because of a number of factors that allow for such high levels of growth that are unique to the circumstances of China, and to the time we now live in, and are not really replicable elsewhere no matter how hard people work, or capable they are.
China has extremely favourable circumstances, a favourable situation, and has made some smart strategic economic moves over the last 30 years, that are now all playing out together to create an economic situation that the world has never seen before – even during the United States great economic growth run from World War II to the 1970’s. China’s economic run will be much larger and longer. Even a trade war won’t stop or even really do much of anything to slow down or lessen China’s economic run. “This horse has already left the Barn”. Trying to shut the barn door now won’t have any meaningful affect.”
Just What Will Chinas Economic Growth Do and Mean
Just for illustrative purposes, consider what just a 4 percent growth rate in the United States that could be sustained for a decade would mean.
According to the Bush Centre, a 4.0% Growth for a decade for the United States would mean:
And if the US economy grew at an average of 4% per year, US households would be able to buy an extra US$ 8 trillion worth of goods and services over the next decade.
What 4% Growth Would Mean For America - Bush Center Presidential Library
The impact of this “slowed,” 6.5 % to 7.0% growth over the forseeable future on China’s already very large economy (already the largest in the world) is difficult for many in the “slow growth” countries of Western Europe, North America and South America to really full comprehend.
But the reality is this:
China’s new reality of “slower growth” rates of 6.5% -to 7.0% will make what the United States could do if was able to have a mere 4% average growth over a sustained period of time pale in comparison.
The Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Projects that by 2060 China will have a larger economy and annual economic output than the United States and Europe combined. (In their projections, the OECD are being very conservative in that they are just using an average 4% Growth rate (not 6.5 to 7.0 %) from now until 2060.)
http://www.oecd.org/eco/outlook/2060%20policy%20paper%20FINAL.pdf
The OECD is forecasting/projecting that by 2060 China’s economy will reach such an enormous size that it will make up 28% of the world’s total economic output (The United States will make up 18% and Europe 8%).
Chinese economic growth will have been so great, and its economy will have become so large that the OECD projects that China’s per capita income levels will have experienced a 7 fold increase from 2011 per capita income levels reaching a level of income (GDP Per Capita Income) of approximately US$35,000 per person, and that will be the per person average for the approximately 1.3 billion people that China is expected to have.
In 2017, the US per capita income was US$31, 128 per person for a population of approximately 326 million.
China’s future economic outlook is incredible, as is the size that its economy will grow to, and as will be the global economic power that China will have.
By 2030, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is projecting that the United States economy will have grown from the 2017 level that was just over $19 trillion to reach approximately US$35 trillion a year -- an increase in the size of the United States economy of approximately US$16 trillion dollars in just 13 years. https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2011/05/forecasts-of-china-and-us-gdp-to-2030.html
But that is nothing compared to what is expected for China.
By 2030, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is projecting that China’s economy will have grown from the 2017 level of approximately US$23 trillion to almost US$80 trillion a year – an increase in the size of the Chinese economy of more than US$50 trillion in just 13 years.
https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2011/05/forecasts-of-china-and-us-gdp-to-2030.html
This economic growth is going to result in the creation trillions of new dollars being available for business and project financing and investment from Chinese Investment and Financial entities over the next decade, and tens of trillions of dollars that Chinese consumers will be looking to spend on consumer goods, entertainment and other products and services. And trillions of new dollars available to spend on medical technology and devices, and medical and senior care.
Investment and financing is going to flow in the trillions of dollars over the next decade to China high growth, high opportunity, business sectors for business in China, and for doing business with China, and be available for business and projects in those sectors that are planned, designed, and operated in a manner that China’s financial sector views as being done in a way that will make them successful. Much of these new investment funds will be in the hands of China’s Private Sector Financers, Venture Capitalists and Private Equity Funds – and others will be in the hands of China’s State Owned Banks that could be secured for good projects ands businesses that are in the high opportunity business areas with the assistance of well placed and capable Chinese Firms in China’s Financial Service sector. They will be the ones in the future who will have much of the World’s available investment capital and financing capabilities, not Wall Street. Because it will be in China, and in doing business with Chinese companies and institutions, where much of the world’s wealth is going to be created for the next 40 years.
Wall Street will still exist – but even much of their money and financial resources to invest and finance projects will have to have their origins in China in the future, or from the wealth created from those successfully doing business with China.
And a great deal of money is going to be made by those companies and institutions that can successfully and competitively meet the needs in the high opportunity, high growth areas/sectors for doing business in China, and with China.
The amount of purchasing power of Chinese consumers and investment and financing dollars of China’s large companies, wealthy individuals, and financial and investment community will be truly staggering – well beyond what has been seen so far. In fact, it is already happening.
Consumer spending and purchasing power in China is growing very large and is getting much larger every day.
From the World Economic Forum:
“China’s consumption growth is tracing a staggering trajectory. China’s consumer economy is projected to expand by about half, to $6.5 trillion, by 2020—even if annual real GDP growth cools to 5.5%, below the official target. The incremental growth of $2.3 trillion alone over the next five years would be comparable to adding a consumer market 1.3 times larger than that of today’s Germany or UK.”
China’s Household Income is what Matters, and it’s Great
While much of China’s rural population is still peasant-based, it is estimated that China has more than 100 million middle class and almost 1 million “super-rich”. And both of these figures are rapidly increasing.
You can’t have consumption without income.
China’s household income is huge. It is now likely above $5 trillion a year.
And household income in China is growing fast.
China’s Discretionary Spending is Growing Rapidly and that has Very Large Implications
China’s Discretionary Spending is rapidly increasing to a level that will soon reach staggering levels.
“Discretionary spending is buying the stuff you like but don’t need. Or you only sort of need. And, fortunately, people seem to have an endless appetite for everything from entertainment to skiing to caffe lattes. Chinese citizens are now moving beyond being able to only afford the basics of life, and their discretionary spending is taking off. Growth in spending on annual discretionary categories in China is forecast to exceed 7 percent between 2010 and 2020, and growth of 6 to 7 percent annually is expected in a second category of “seminecessities.” Both of these categories are growing faster than spending on actual necessities, which are expected to grow around 5 percent a year, about the same as expected GDP growth.”
China is now by far the # 1 Global Growth Market.
And doing business with China is by far the greatest opportunity for large scale business and profits over the next decade for businesses, investors and entrepreneurs…….
If you choose the right business approach, position properly for the particular business opportunity that you are pursuing, and have the necessary capacities ….. and ..…
if you are fortunate to be in or able to be in one of the high opportunity business sectors for doing business with China.
There are major world leading business opportunities in doing business with China in the:
These will be the high growth/ high opportunity sectors for doing business with China, and in China, for the next 10 to 20 years.
The United States was the Centre of the Business and Financial World from the end of the Second World War until the last few years.
That is ending.
For the next 40 years, and perhaps longer, China is set to be the Centre of the Business and Financial World.
It is in China, and doing business with China, where the money will be made, and it is from China where great amounts of investment and financing can now be found with the help of well placed companies in China’s newly emerging private financial services sector to support new projects and new business development, technology development, and the expansion of current business operations
And Because:
GSME is extremely fortunate, to be well positioned, and to have very strong and unique capacities with respect to doing business with China that are in the sectors of great opportunity for business with China over the next 10 - 20 years.
GSME is also extremely fortunate to have a Strategic Partner for China (Uniquantum Investment Ldt) that is a well placed company in China’s Financial Service’s Sector with its own Funds and the ability to raise Financing and Investment capital from a multitude of Chinese sources to support well designed and well planned new projects and new business development, technology development, and the expansion of current business operations.
Uniquantum Investment Ltd is a private Financial Services Firm, and it engages in private sector private equity funding and financing, but it is also quite capable of engaging with China’s State Owned Companies and China’s State Owned Commercial and Investment Banks on projects and new business ventures as necessary for the success of a project or venture.
Along with having a number of Executives that were previously in the private financial sector working with major US Investment banks it also has Senior Executives, and those amongst its Senior Partners, who are former executives of some of China’s major State Owned Companies and China’s leading State Owned Commercial and Investment Banks. One of the Senior Partners is the former Chairman and CEO of one of China’s largest and most famous State Owned Companies and as such they are well positioned to engage with these entities if their involvement in a project or initiative would prove to be helpful in assuring large scale project and business success.
GSME also has considerable capacities in a number of these sectors for doing purely North American business in North America.
GSME Business Areas:
*Information on how GSME does business in a specific business area, and the services and support that GSME can provide for specific business areas, can be found by clicking on the applicable business area link listed above.
Good luck and Good fortune in business is really often the point where knowledge, preparation and the right mix and alignment of capacities meet opportunity.
GSME can help make this happen.
GSME has a major focus on China.
Why China
- China has 1.38 billion people, more than any other country in the world.
- China is now the world’s leading economy.
- China’s economy is continuing to grow far faster than any other major economy. It is leaving the United States, and even the combined economies of the European Union, rapidly behind.
- China’s economy produced US$23 trillion in 2017.
- The European Union is second, at US$19.9 trillion. The United States fell to third place, producing US$19.3 trillion.
By comparison:
- Canada’s economy was approximately US$1.65 trillion in size in 2017.
- Mexico’s economy was approximately US$1.15 trillion in size in 2017.
- China’s economic growth has averaged 10% a year over the past 30 years.
- China's real GDP growth “slowed” from 7.7% in 2012 and 2013 to 7.3% in 2014 and 6.9% in 2015.
- Many analysts think the economy has entered a "New Normal" situation with stable but lower GDP growth rates of around 6.5%-7% a year.
This is still a massive level of economic growth far surpassing most other countries.
For Comparison in 2017, According to the World Bank:
- United States: 2.3% GDP Growth
- Canada: 3.0% GDP Growth
- Mexico 2.0% GDP Growth
- France 1.8% GDP Growth
- Germany 2.2% GDP Growth
- Great Britain 1.8% GDP Growth
- Japan 1.7% GDP Growth
- Russia 1.5% GDP Growth
- Spain 3.1% GDP Growth
- Brazil 1.0 % GDP Growth
- Saudi Arabia -0.7% GDP Growth
China’s “slowed economy” experienced 6.9 percent GDP growth in 2017 according to the World Bank.
This was more than twice the GDP economic growth rate of any of these other major countries.
How good is a 6.9 percent GDP Growth Rate?
Its extremely strong economic growth……
That in China it is creating:
- Extremely large increases in disposable income and purchasing power by Chinese consumers; and
- Great private wealth and corporate profits and wealth, and cumulatively extraordinary amounts of personal savings amongst ordinary Chinese with much of that money being available for investment and financing through the Chinese Financial Services sector for the high opportunity/high growth business areas for doing business in China, and with China – which is obtainable if you have the capabilities, are well positioned, and can get to those that are well placed in China’s new emerging private Financial Services Sector.
Many countries (Canada and the United States included), have 3.0-3.5% % as realistic targets for high economic growth.
Whereas China in its new “slow growth” mode is expected to enter into a new norm of “just”6.5%-7.0% average annual growth over the next decade or so.
A 4 percent annual growth rate over a sustained period of time is a dream goal for Canada and the United States and most other countries.
China’s “slowed” growth of 6.5% to 7.0% sustained economic growth for any length of time is simply an impossibility for Countries like Canada and the United States because of a number of factors that allow for such high levels of growth that are unique to the circumstances of China, and to the time we now live in, and are not really replicable elsewhere no matter how hard people work, or capable they are.
China has extremely favourable circumstances, a favourable situation, and has made some smart strategic economic moves over the last 30 years, that are now all playing out together to create an economic situation that the world has never seen before – even during the United States great economic growth run from World War II to the 1970’s. China’s economic run will be much larger and longer. Even a trade war won’t stop or even really do much of anything to slow down or lessen China’s economic run. “This horse has already left the Barn”. Trying to shut the barn door now won’t have any meaningful affect.”
Just What Will Chinas Economic Growth Do and Mean
Just for illustrative purposes, consider what just a 4 percent growth rate in the United States that could be sustained for a decade would mean.
According to the Bush Centre, a 4.0% Growth for a decade for the United States would mean:
- 10 million additional jobs during the next decade.
- The U.S. Government would collect US$3 trillion in additional revenue over the next decade
- An additional 3 million people would rise out of poverty in the US in the next decade.
- There would be 1.2% in increase in aggregate savings rates making an extra US$300 billion available for investment in plants, equipment, and new technology, and laying the groundwork for future economic growth.
And if the US economy grew at an average of 4% per year, US households would be able to buy an extra US$ 8 trillion worth of goods and services over the next decade.
What 4% Growth Would Mean For America - Bush Center Presidential Library
The impact of this “slowed,” 6.5 % to 7.0% growth over the forseeable future on China’s already very large economy (already the largest in the world) is difficult for many in the “slow growth” countries of Western Europe, North America and South America to really full comprehend.
But the reality is this:
China’s new reality of “slower growth” rates of 6.5% -to 7.0% will make what the United States could do if was able to have a mere 4% average growth over a sustained period of time pale in comparison.
The Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Projects that by 2060 China will have a larger economy and annual economic output than the United States and Europe combined. (In their projections, the OECD are being very conservative in that they are just using an average 4% Growth rate (not 6.5 to 7.0 %) from now until 2060.)
http://www.oecd.org/eco/outlook/2060%20policy%20paper%20FINAL.pdf
The OECD is forecasting/projecting that by 2060 China’s economy will reach such an enormous size that it will make up 28% of the world’s total economic output (The United States will make up 18% and Europe 8%).
Chinese economic growth will have been so great, and its economy will have become so large that the OECD projects that China’s per capita income levels will have experienced a 7 fold increase from 2011 per capita income levels reaching a level of income (GDP Per Capita Income) of approximately US$35,000 per person, and that will be the per person average for the approximately 1.3 billion people that China is expected to have.
In 2017, the US per capita income was US$31, 128 per person for a population of approximately 326 million.
China’s future economic outlook is incredible, as is the size that its economy will grow to, and as will be the global economic power that China will have.
By 2030, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is projecting that the United States economy will have grown from the 2017 level that was just over $19 trillion to reach approximately US$35 trillion a year -- an increase in the size of the United States economy of approximately US$16 trillion dollars in just 13 years. https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2011/05/forecasts-of-china-and-us-gdp-to-2030.html
But that is nothing compared to what is expected for China.
By 2030, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is projecting that China’s economy will have grown from the 2017 level of approximately US$23 trillion to almost US$80 trillion a year – an increase in the size of the Chinese economy of more than US$50 trillion in just 13 years.
https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2011/05/forecasts-of-china-and-us-gdp-to-2030.html
This economic growth is going to result in the creation trillions of new dollars being available for business and project financing and investment from Chinese Investment and Financial entities over the next decade, and tens of trillions of dollars that Chinese consumers will be looking to spend on consumer goods, entertainment and other products and services. And trillions of new dollars available to spend on medical technology and devices, and medical and senior care.
Investment and financing is going to flow in the trillions of dollars over the next decade to China high growth, high opportunity, business sectors for business in China, and for doing business with China, and be available for business and projects in those sectors that are planned, designed, and operated in a manner that China’s financial sector views as being done in a way that will make them successful. Much of these new investment funds will be in the hands of China’s Private Sector Financers, Venture Capitalists and Private Equity Funds – and others will be in the hands of China’s State Owned Banks that could be secured for good projects ands businesses that are in the high opportunity business areas with the assistance of well placed and capable Chinese Firms in China’s Financial Service sector. They will be the ones in the future who will have much of the World’s available investment capital and financing capabilities, not Wall Street. Because it will be in China, and in doing business with Chinese companies and institutions, where much of the world’s wealth is going to be created for the next 40 years.
Wall Street will still exist – but even much of their money and financial resources to invest and finance projects will have to have their origins in China in the future, or from the wealth created from those successfully doing business with China.
And a great deal of money is going to be made by those companies and institutions that can successfully and competitively meet the needs in the high opportunity, high growth areas/sectors for doing business in China, and with China.
The amount of purchasing power of Chinese consumers and investment and financing dollars of China’s large companies, wealthy individuals, and financial and investment community will be truly staggering – well beyond what has been seen so far. In fact, it is already happening.
Consumer spending and purchasing power in China is growing very large and is getting much larger every day.
From the World Economic Forum:
“China’s consumption growth is tracing a staggering trajectory. China’s consumer economy is projected to expand by about half, to $6.5 trillion, by 2020—even if annual real GDP growth cools to 5.5%, below the official target. The incremental growth of $2.3 trillion alone over the next five years would be comparable to adding a consumer market 1.3 times larger than that of today’s Germany or UK.”
China’s Household Income is what Matters, and it’s Great
While much of China’s rural population is still peasant-based, it is estimated that China has more than 100 million middle class and almost 1 million “super-rich”. And both of these figures are rapidly increasing.
You can’t have consumption without income.
China’s household income is huge. It is now likely above $5 trillion a year.
And household income in China is growing fast.
China’s Discretionary Spending is Growing Rapidly and that has Very Large Implications
China’s Discretionary Spending is rapidly increasing to a level that will soon reach staggering levels.
“Discretionary spending is buying the stuff you like but don’t need. Or you only sort of need. And, fortunately, people seem to have an endless appetite for everything from entertainment to skiing to caffe lattes. Chinese citizens are now moving beyond being able to only afford the basics of life, and their discretionary spending is taking off. Growth in spending on annual discretionary categories in China is forecast to exceed 7 percent between 2010 and 2020, and growth of 6 to 7 percent annually is expected in a second category of “seminecessities.” Both of these categories are growing faster than spending on actual necessities, which are expected to grow around 5 percent a year, about the same as expected GDP growth.”
China is now by far the # 1 Global Growth Market.
And doing business with China is by far the greatest opportunity for large scale business and profits over the next decade for businesses, investors and entrepreneurs…….
If you choose the right business approach, position properly for the particular business opportunity that you are pursuing, and have the necessary capacities ….. and ..…
if you are fortunate to be in or able to be in one of the high opportunity business sectors for doing business with China.
There are major world leading business opportunities in doing business with China in the:
- Food and Beverage Products Sector;
- Consumer Products Sector;
- Real Estate Development Sector (The Real Estate Development Business is definitely not dead in China, but rather it is just that where to make money and how to make money in it has changed);
- Theme Park and Tourist Resort Business Sector;
- Medical Technology, Biotech, and Medical Services Sector;
- Senior and Elderly Care;
- Agriculture Products, and Agriculture Technology Sector;
- Education and Training Services Sector;
- Information Technology and Information Services Sector.
These will be the high growth/ high opportunity sectors for doing business with China, and in China, for the next 10 to 20 years.
The United States was the Centre of the Business and Financial World from the end of the Second World War until the last few years.
That is ending.
For the next 40 years, and perhaps longer, China is set to be the Centre of the Business and Financial World.
It is in China, and doing business with China, where the money will be made, and it is from China where great amounts of investment and financing can now be found with the help of well placed companies in China’s newly emerging private financial services sector to support new projects and new business development, technology development, and the expansion of current business operations
And Because:
GSME is extremely fortunate, to be well positioned, and to have very strong and unique capacities with respect to doing business with China that are in the sectors of great opportunity for business with China over the next 10 - 20 years.
GSME is also extremely fortunate to have a Strategic Partner for China (Uniquantum Investment Ldt) that is a well placed company in China’s Financial Service’s Sector with its own Funds and the ability to raise Financing and Investment capital from a multitude of Chinese sources to support well designed and well planned new projects and new business development, technology development, and the expansion of current business operations.
Uniquantum Investment Ltd is a private Financial Services Firm, and it engages in private sector private equity funding and financing, but it is also quite capable of engaging with China’s State Owned Companies and China’s State Owned Commercial and Investment Banks on projects and new business ventures as necessary for the success of a project or venture.
Along with having a number of Executives that were previously in the private financial sector working with major US Investment banks it also has Senior Executives, and those amongst its Senior Partners, who are former executives of some of China’s major State Owned Companies and China’s leading State Owned Commercial and Investment Banks. One of the Senior Partners is the former Chairman and CEO of one of China’s largest and most famous State Owned Companies and as such they are well positioned to engage with these entities if their involvement in a project or initiative would prove to be helpful in assuring large scale project and business success.
GSME also has considerable capacities in a number of these sectors for doing purely North American business in North America.
GSME Business Areas:
- Food and Beverage Products
- Consumer Products
- Real Estate Development
- Theme Park and Resort Development
- Medical Technology and Medical Services
- Senior and Elderly Care
- Agriculture Products, and Agriculture Technology
- Education and Training Services
- Financial and Business Development Services
- Information Technology and Information Services
- Infrastructure Projects
*Information on how GSME does business in a specific business area, and the services and support that GSME can provide for specific business areas, can be found by clicking on the applicable business area link listed above.
Good luck and Good fortune in business is really often the point where knowledge, preparation and the right mix and alignment of capacities meet opportunity.
GSME can help make this happen.