Chinese incubator investing in Chinese and Mongolian companies.




http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/8067210/How-to-double-your-money.html?utm_source=tmg&utm_medium=TD_8067210&utm_campaign=personalfinance1810pm

36p to buy(now that is cheap).

Up 1p today.

Buy says Shares mag page 19.

they hold 25% of a Mongolian copper mine bought for just $3m now thats cheap.

Interesting RNS this am.

How do you know the copper mine is cheap , why is it cheap ?

aldwickk this was tipped in Shares mag last week.

Nice little breakout on this morning's news:


RNS Number : 5981X
Origo Partners PLC
09 December 2010

Origo Partners announces follow-on investment and portfolio company joint venture

Origo Partners Plc ("Origo") is pleased to announce a US$1.7 million follow-on
investment in Niutech Energy Ltd ("Niutech"), previously known as Jinan
Eco-Energy Ltd, in connection with Niutech launching its first co-developed
plastic recycling plant in China.

Niutech, through a local subsidiary, has entered into an agreement to establish
a joint-venture with Zhejiang Youbang Energy Development Co. Ltd. ("Youbang"), a
domestic investment group. With an initial capitalization equivalent to US$3.3
million, the joint venture will be 55% owned by Niutech, with a 45% interest
held by Youbang.

The joint venture has the potential to become one of China's largest
plastic-to-fuel recycling operations. Through the joint venture, Niutech will
own and operate a plastic recycling plant in Fuyang City, Zhejiang province, one
of China's largest paper recycling hubs. Fuyang City's paper industry alone
produces an estimated 200,000 tonnes of waste plastic per annum, creating a
significant market expansion opportunity for the joint venture.

Based on Niutech's patented recycling technologies, the initial processing
capacity of the plant will be 20,000 tons of waste plastic, with an expected
output of 50,000 barrels of fuel-oil per annum. Under plans submitted to the
Fuyang City Government, the annual processing capacity is proposed to be
expanded to 200,000 tons per of waste plastic and 500,000 barrels of fuel-oil
per annum, subject to the provision of land, regulatory incentives and funding.
The plant is expected to start operating under Niutech's management before the
end of year.

Niutech has also made considerable sales progress in the last few months by
signing material contracts with customers in India, Thailand, Estonia and
Poland. As the company's sales pipeline has strengthened, several key hires have
been completed and more are expected.

As part of the funding structure of the joint venture, Origo has exercised the
option it was granted at the time of its initial investment in Niutech in June
2010, by subscribing for an additional US$1.7 million worth of preferred stock,
raising Origo's fully diluted equity stake in Niutech to 15.4%.

Commenting on today's announcement, Chris Rynning, CEO of Origo said:

"We are very pleased with the progress Niutech has made since our initial
investment in June this year in executing its business plan and developing its
strategy. The Fuyang joint venture will provide a solid base for Niutech to
expand its build-own-and operate business in China and abroad.

We are also encouraged by the broadened sales pipeline and conversion of
existing contracts into delivered projects. By selling recycling systems to
third parties whilst also owning and operating fuel-oil producing assets
Niutech is substantially de-risking and expanding its business model. We expect
Niutech to emerge as a leading global player in the plastic to fuel recycling
space, and this joint venture is a significant milestone in that journey."

For further information about the Origo please visit www.origoplc.com or
contact:

+------------------------------------------+----------------------+
| Origo Partners plc: | |
| Chris Rynning | +86 1390 124 6417 |
| (chris@origoplc.com) | |
| Niklas Ponnert | +86 1351 106 1672 |
| (niklas@origoplc.com) | |
| | |
+------------------------------------------+----------------------+
| Broker and Nominated Adviser: | +44 (0)20 3100 2222 |
| Liberum Capital Limited | |
| Simon Atkinson/ Ellen Francis | |
| | |
+------------------------------------------+----------------------+
| Public Relations: | +44 (0)20 7321 0000 |
| Aura Financial | |
| Andy Mills / Nina Legge/Mike Bartlett | |
+------------------------------------------+----------------------+

Notes to editors:

Origo Partners:

Origo is an AIM-listed private equity investor and strategic consultancy
business which provides its shareholders with exposure to China-linked
investment opportunities.

Origo has a significant portfolio of investments in a range of industrial
sectors, including metals and mining, agriculture, renewable energy/clean tech
and technology, telecom and media.

Origo invests directly in high growth Chinese companies as well as in companies
based around the world with significant exposure to Chinese export markets.

Niutech Energy Ltd:

Niutech is a provider and operator of recycling solutions for waste plastic and
scrap-tires. Headquartered in Jinan of Shandong province, Niutech develops,
markets and operates recycling plants based on its patent protected proprietary
technologies which convert used tires and waste plastics into valuable products
like fuel oil, carbon black and steel.

Niutech's technology is already successfully deployed in a commercial scale
recycling plants across Asia and around the world including Europe, South East
Asia, and China. Niutech's recycling plants are provided as turn-key solutions
to third party project developers or operated in joint-ventures with selected
local partners.


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

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Its looking great Juzzle and next year will be even better imo.

I see reported elsewhere that today was Day One of a ten-day presentation to institutions. That should at least help maintain the latest share price rise and may even add to it.

The share price has doubled in the past 9 months. Up 50% in the last 3 months.

and theres more today.

Shares Mag tip last week as a good play on emerging chinese market.

looking good Harry.

4% spread is a bit off-putting, otherwise going well.

This could be a good share in 2011 I like to think that anyway.

Moving ahead after being tipped in Shares mag .

Is the share placing due to kick in tomorrow likely to drag the price down?

I dont believe it will affect the sp.

60p is the next level.