Braemar Capital to recommend Chinese industrials

HONG KONG - Oct. 21, 2014 - PRLog -- Braemar Capital today announced the release of its latest series findings on China.

Braemar Capital’s publication canvassed 250 large and medium-sized Chinese companies seeking their views on prospective plans.  The survey conducts proprietary evidence research to validate investment theses on behalf the analysts at Braemar Capital.

Braemar Capital’s Chief Market Strategist, Mr. Padraig Brannick commented on the recommendations saying “The survey underscores our focus on investment themes that integrate the insights of equity strategists and equity analysts and highlight our commitment to putting clients at the forefront of the most-timely investment debates here at Braemar Capital."

Braemar Capital’s Chief Investment Officer, Mr. Gustavo Morales added “The latest publication is focussed on buying industrials ahead of the strengthening in the corporate cycle.  The two key findings of the survey are the following: Corporates seem intensely focused on productivity gains versus raw capacity additions. Investors should watch out for margin improvement in the coming quarters.”

Braemar Capital announced that Braemar Capital's China research team ranked as one of China's top equity research house in the 2013 All-Asia Research Teams.  Braemar Capital also polled in the top 20 best research houses for Asian economics.

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Braemar Capital is an independent global wealth management company with a focus on the emerging and developing markets of the Asia Pacific.  Based in Hong Kong, with strong links to Asia’s developing markets and a hub for East-West commerce, Braemar Capital has been providing investment advice, products and services to the discerning private investor for close to 30 years.

Braemar Capital was established in 1984 by Desmond Alexander and James Liu in a small office in Braemar Hills, Hong Kong, as Braemar Hills Capital Partners, with the aim of offering clients access to the rapidly growing markets of the Asia-Pacific. Our founders placed great weight on tapping into sectors which have the potential to dominate markets in the near future, encouraged by a growth in consumer demand in the developing economies in the Asia-Pacific.

Over the past 30 years, the company has expanded to become one of the leading investment firms in the region, expanding to offices in Taipei in 1999.  In 2005 following the retirement of co- founder James Liu, the company simplified our name to Braemar Capital to reflect the name we had become commonly known by in Hong Kong.  In 2008 we opened our Shanghai Office, followed by our Seoul Office in 2010, providing research and access to markets across the Asia Pacific region.