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EastBridge Investment Group Corporation (OTCBB: EBIG) is the first OTCBB listed company whose main business is helping small-to-medium-size Chinese and Indian companies to become public companies in the U.S. Depending on their annual profit and revenue, they can list them on OTCBB, Nasdaq, AMEX or NYSE. Their income sources are from: a) Earning fees and marketable stock equity in the client companies they take public, b) Making cash incomes by operating joint business ventures with their foreign partners; and c) Earning fees by providing merchant banking services to their clients. Their operation is divided into individual business units by industry, such as the Electronics, Real estate, Auto Metal, Energy Enviromental, Bio Science, Food Retail Distribution units. Their target clients are mostly in India, mainland China, Hongkong, Macao and Taiwan. Their business focus is very narrow but deep. They are only interested in business opportunities where the decision process is simple, and the return is within one to two years. The president, Keith Wong and CFO, Norman Klein, as EastBridge officers, are talented with over twenty years each of industrial, sales and financial experiences.
There are numerous small to medium sized high growth companies in China and India that want to trade their common stock in the U.S. They know that the U.S. is number one in the world, by far, for stock trading and they believe that trading here will be both lucrative and a chance to be in on the world’s greatest market. But the managements of these firms do not know how to take the necessary but complicated steps to become public here. EastBridge Investment Group was formed in June 2005 for just this reason. It devotes itself to IPO, joint venture and merchant banking services in the countries with the two greatest new economies in the world: China and India. 
EastBridge divides its operations into individual business units by industry, including electronics, real estate, auto, metals, energy, the environment, bioscience, and food. It targets potential clients in India and on Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. EastBridge has a sharp eye for opportunities that will both benefit the client and create shareholder value. EastBridge earns fees and stock equity in the companies it takes public. It also looks to enter into joint ventures with business partners overseas to take advantage of high-return opportunities. Finally, it earns fees for its merchant banking services in providing entry for these companies to U.S. funding. EastBridge looks for business opportunities where the decision process is simple, the return is available within one year, and the gain is substantial for all involved. EastBridge has the experience and expertise to find hidden values that its participation will uncover. 
EastBridge concentrates on the IPO, Joint Venture and Merchant Banking services in China and India. They believe that in the next few years, these two countries offer the most lucrative opportunities for EastBridge's shareholders. Their niche is providing the listing service to the small-to-medium-size companies in these countries. In return, once they become public in the U.S., EastBridge owns marketable stock securities in them. They only look for the companies that have demonstrated either a steady income stream or are ready to launch commercially disruptive products that offer double digit growths in market share. Their pursuit for a high ROI (return on investment) and ROE (return on equity) is relentless. Big international financial service companies are generally not interested in the small-to-medium-size Asian companies. They believe they have an advantage.
China today is the world's largest cell phones market and second largest PC market. As China re-focuses its attention from export to domestic consumption, its domestic markets for electronic and computer products begin to expand rapidly. This unit concentrates on seeking out companies that have substantial experience in making their existing and new products and are about ready to grab a larger market share. This unit will help some of them become public companies in the United States to access expansion capital; and at the same time, to afford their shareholders and investors an opportunity to invest in these growing companies.
This unit look for clients in the real estate, land and hotel businesses in China and India. They will take some qualified real estate developers public in the U.S. This unit is also interested in joint ventures, purchases, leaseholds and leverage buyouts. In China, they expect the real estate market to continue to be robust. The combination of their high growth economy, population's housing needs and limited land supply supports a strong real estate market for the foreseeable future.
In Dec 2006, China made a total of about 7,000,000 cars. It is projected to reach 8,050,000 cars in 2007. It has surpassed Germany to become the third largest auto making country after the US and Japan. It will be less than 10 years before China becomes world's biggest car producer. The demand for car parts are equally urgent. Many auto parts are still very labor intensive. They require forging, milling and drilling. There are many auto parts companies who have grown substantially in the last ten years. This unit will help them become U.S. public companies to find the capital for them to become bigger players. They will help some of them become public companies in the United States to access expansion capital; and at the same time, to afford our shareholders and investors an opportunity to invest in these growing companies.
This unit concentrates on clients in the energy processing, generation and distribution businesses in China and india. There are many small-to-medium size companies in stainless steel oil/gas pipes, tank storage and household retail distribution businesses. Their revenues range from a million to ten million. The true value is in their growth rates, which can range from an annual growth of 20% to 100% year-on-year. This unit also seeks clients in those smaller companies making low cost solutions to a better environment, such as water recycling and cleaning units using nano technology to solve industrial waste.We will help some of them become public companies in the United States to access expansion capital; and at the same time, to afford our shareholders and investors an opportunity to invest in these growing companies.
There has been a tremendous progress in the fields of cell research in China and phamaceutical research in India. Because of a more relaxed legal restriction in human cell and stem cell experiments. There are several Chinese university labs that have come up with near commercial ready products to cure diseases. They have also seen small companies able to make very inexpensive beta carotene and vitamin additives. Many innovative methods such as fomentation techniques are used to mass produce them. For example, China is now the world leader in Vitamin C production. These new products have a great market in China and the world. This unit will help some of them become public companies in the United States to access expansion capital; and at the same time, to afford our shareholders and investors an opportunity to invest in these growing companies.
This unit look for clients in regional food and retail chains as well as distribution and logistic centers in China and India. With a combined total population of more than two billion people, food is an important and voluminous business there. The future for retailing and food distribution is very promising. This business unit will concentrate on identifying a handful of developing retail chain store companies to help them grow into regional chains. This unit will help some of them become public companies in the United States to access expansion capital; and at the same time, to afford our shareholders and investors an opportunity to invest in these growing companies.
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