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Setting up even a simple, non-manufacturing WFOE can be a powerful first step in China.
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Dividends may be paid to the foreign shareholder out of the cumulative net profits of the WFOE.
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This also places the WFOE in close proximity to their joint venture which solves a few logistical issues as well.
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Remy have recently closed their WFOE factory in Shenzhen and moved it to Zhengzhou where labor is in greater supply and, therefore, cheaper.
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The registered capital of a WFOE is the amount that is required to run the business until it can break even, and may be as low as 100, 000 renminbi.
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Depending upon the amount of registered capital invested, the foreign shareholder may make shareholder loans to the WFOE, with payments of interest and repayment of principal not subject to profitability.
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Remy, Inc. (formerly Delco-Remy, and formerly part of GM) is already building starters and alternators in China through both a wholly foreign owned enterprise (WFOE) and a joint venture with a unit of ASIMCO.
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As compared to a Sino-Foreign Joint Venture, a WFOE enables a company to implement its worldwide strategies without having to consider the wishes of a Chinese partner, and with only direct employees involved, a WFOE makes it easier for a company to protect its intellectual property and technology.
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