The ceo of mission hills, a chinese golf course operative, is assessing a few of expansion alternatives. In august 2011, mission hills has three big land holdings in shenzhen, dongguan, and haikou, 12,000 workers and 22 golf courses. Along with golf courses, two luxury hotels were owned by it and sold houses assembled within its properties.
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Mission hills takes an average of 60 per cent of the land it now possesses, and chu is trying to decide if increase should come by growing to a third chinese province or if it should continue constructing in its current land holdings. He wants to identify and mitigate some of the risks which have running a high growth company.
PUBLICATION DATE: March 26, 2012 PRODUCT #: W12791-PDF-ENG
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