Ethiopia, one of the least-developed countries in the world is hoping Chinese companies will consider opening more factories there.
Chinese train manufacturers' exports increase quickly this year as the reputation of domestic innovations becomes stronger around the world.
Africa has become an increasingly important investment destination for Chinese machinery and auto companies.
China Investment Corp, the country's sovereign wealth fund, is reported to be among a trio of Asian investors vying to buy an 800 million pound ($1.3 billion) London office complex, in what could become the latest in an increasing number of international property deals by Chinese buyers.
According to the Financial Times, citing unnamed resources, the deal would be the United Kingdom's highest value property deal since the start of the financial crisis.
China's battery and electric car maker BYD Co Ltd recently delivered three pure electric e6 cars to Thailand power company Metropolitan Electricity Authority.
Beijing based Chinese Construction Communication Company International will participate in reconstruction of Serbian railways.
China is reporting an overall increase in its outbound direct investment to the United States and most of Europe this year.
Chinese companies have seen steady growth in cross-border M&As while expanding overseas, according to statistics issued by the MofCom.
China's privately owned automaker Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co is reported to have submitted a bid to take a controlling interest in Manganese Bronze Holdings PLC, the maker of London's iconic black cabs, which fell into administration in late October.
Geely, which made its name in the Western market by purchasing Swedish luxury car brand Volvo in 2010, is bidding for 80.03 percent of Manganese, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing anonymous sources.
Chinese digital advertising company Focus Media Holding Ltd accepted a buyout plan on Wednesday from PE firms to make the company private.
A number of Chinese companies have shown their interest in investing in Montenegrin port and railway.
Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co Ltd, the Chinese dairy giant, announced plans on Tuesday to produce 47,000 tons of baby milk powder annually in New Zealand after buying all of the shares of a New Zealand dairy company.
According to the notice, the total investment of the proposed project in South Canterbury, New Zealand, will be more than NZ$214 million ($174 million), while production is expected to begin in June 2014.
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