Sometimes it seems that investing in China is all about finding the "Chinese version" of some successful Western company. Gome is the "Chinese Best Buy (NYSE:BBY)," Lenovo is the "Chinese Dell (Nasdaq:DELL)," Zhongpin (Nasdaq:HOGS) is the "Chinese Smithfield (NYSE:SFD)," etc.
With that in mind, then, is China Yuchai (NYSE:CYD) the "Chinese version" of Cummins (NYSE:CMI), the successful Indiana-based diesel engine manufacturer? More to the point, as the risks of investing in Chinese stocks become more widely-known, is this a name investors can trust as a play on the ongoing growth of China's industrial and transportation sectors? (For more, see Investing In China.)
With that in mind, then, is China Yuchai (NYSE:CYD) the "Chinese version" of Cummins (NYSE:CMI), the successful Indiana-based diesel engine manufacturer? More to the point, as the risks of investing in Chinese stocks become more widely-known, is this a name investors can trust as a play on the ongoing growth of China's industrial and transportation sectors? (For more, see Investing In China.)
A Solid End to the Year
China Yuchai reported that fourth quarter revenue rose almost 24% to about $607 million, largely on the back of a nearly 14% increase in unit sales. While pricing was strong in general, the company also benefited from an going migration towards heavy-duty engines making up a larger portion of the sales mix.
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