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Nam Tai Property Inc NTPIF

Nam Tai Property Inc. is a British Virgin Islands-based real estate developer and operator. The Company holds two industrial complex projects in China, Nam Tai Inno Park in Guangming, Shenzhen and Nam Tai Technology Center in Bao'an, Shenzhen. Its other projects include Nam Tai Inno Valley and Nam Tai Longxi. The Company provides industrial offices, industrial service spaces and supporting dormitories to park tenants and provides comprehensive industrial services to corporate tenants through a full-chain industrial model. The Company's footprint spans across China, including the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area, with its focus on the development of two projects in Shenzhen.


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Comment by dmelfion Apr 29, 2004 7:36am
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RE: Nam Tai

RE: Nam TaiChina announced a money tightening policy yesterday they have a 9% growth rate in China and they want to cool it off. This has nothing to do that I know of with NTE itself. Nam Tai dosnt borrow money and probably dosnt need to This is an indiscriminate sell off of China I have 2000 shares and got zonked, but it is fundamentally a stock to own, and it is now oversold Just as we learned in USA after 911 if you own it when it goes down you need to own it when it goes up (assuming stock is fundamentally ok)people who didnt stay invested are the ones that lost out, the others are almost fully recovered. I am just putting NTE into my long term portifolio, and forgeting about it. Everyone is skitish about China because of the Government and its obvious power, actually this is probably a good move by China they are creating a resource shortage and will cause worlwide inflation if they dont slow down Dom
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