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Bulgarian Economy Minister Bozhidar Lukarski speaks at the economic and trade forum between the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and China, November 2015. Photo credit: government.bg
Chinese companies are considering total investment in excess of EUR 2 B in luxury property developments, an airport and a lead/zinc mine in Bulgaria, according to an advisor to the projects, Reuters has reported.
Bulgaria needs to structure projects worth over EUR 100 M that can be launched within a year in order to attract Chinese investors, Ilian Scarlatov, a managing partner at Sofia-based financial advisory Mane Capital has told Reuters in an interview.
You can read the whole Reuters story here.
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