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Interesting article in the context of the following from VSA's website.
VSA Capital has been developing relationships over many years with companies, investors and advisers throughout China, Hong Kong and South East Asia. We have a particular understanding about how to work on projects with counterparties from these areas and we see great opportunities for working on projects together.
The following are examples of opportunities where VSA Capital can help:

• Many Chinese companies are looking for international acquisitions
• Chinese investment banks/securities firms need access to London
• These firms are being encouraged to grow outside of China and may need a knowledgeable local partner to do this effectively
• Chinese companies want access to quality Natural Resources projects internationally
• Chinese companies need quality advice and guidance on international acquisitions

VSA can provide M&A, Corporate Broking, Sales and Research Services to assist Chinese companies which require a local partner to help accelerate their growth potential outside China.
VSA’s high-profile London management team has a track record of success in building financial businesses. VSA can provide M&A, Corporate Broking, Sales and Research Services to assist Chinese companies which require a local partner to help accelerate their growth potential outside China.
VSA Capital has a proven track record in Asia:

• 2015 Sole financial adviser to NetDragon Websoft Inc (777 HK) on its takeover of UK-Listed Promethean World (PRW LN) for US$140m
• 2014 Advised Fortune Oil on the US$450m transaction to take it private (along with Vitol, the global oil traders)
• 2013 Advised Fortune Oil with the restructuring of its interests in relation to its shares in China Gas Holdings (384 HK), and regulatory issues in connection with the UK Listing Authority including a prospectus and UK Takeover Code Whitewash
• 2012 Raised US$125m from Kerogen Capital in HK for New Age (African Global Energy) in Africa/London

VSA is currently advising a number of Chinese and South-East Asian businesses with regard to Listing on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange, and on potential international acquisitions.