The China Holding Company, or CHC, is one of the most powerful organizations in China from the viewpoint of foreign investors. The primary CHC started in 1985, but only became relevant when certain regulations were put into place in 1995. Rulings in 1999 and 2001 further expanded the activities of the CHC. The CHC allows multinational companies to consolidate their ownership and while there are drawbacks, the list of multinational companies who have created their own CHCs is quite prolific. This list includes Erickson, Coca-Cola, General Motors, Microsoft, Nestle, IBM, Canon, Mobile, General Electric, Sony, Xerox and much more.

This site is dedicated to helping you find out more information about the China Holding Company and the benefits and drawbacks to setting up a CHC. You will find information on the top CHCs and the multinational companies they belong to, relevant taxation laws, the cities where most CHCs are located, government relationships with CHCs and much more.