Please Look for Malaysia Bursa listed company which acquire an establish western company

Due to the globalization, a company need to go out of Malaysia in order to growth. It need to be a global company which will be well recognized in the world . If you cannot become a global company, then please acquire one if you afford. This is exactly what happen to the following companis, which deserved our closer look.

Genk - January 10, 2008 – Malaysian investment group KNM Berhad has reached an agreement to acquire the Flemish concern, Ellimetal, a specialist in the engineering and construction of silos and specialized process equipment. Price tag of the deal is EUR 20 million.

02-Sep-2002 - Malaysian plantation group IOI Corp is buying the Unilever group's speciality oils and fats division for RM814 million (€218.5m), a move that will give it an instant market presence and manufacturing facilities in Europe, North America and Latin America.

05-22-2002 YTL Power International Bhd, through its wholly-owned subsidiary YTL Utilities (UK) Ltd, has completed its acquisition of Wessex Water Ltd (Wessex) from Azurix Europe Ltd for STG1,239.2 million

Below are Berkshire's Porfolio based on the 2008 Annual Report and the selected Malaysia Companies in Bursa in the similar industries.

Coca Cola (F&N, Dutch Lady)
Wells Fargo & Company (LPI Capital)
American Express (Public Bank)
The Procter & Gamble - Not Applicable
Burlington Northern- Not Applicable
Johnson & Johnson - Not Applicable
Kraft Foods Inc (Nestle)
U.S. Bancorp (Commerce Bank)
Tesco plc (AEON, PARKSON)
POSCO (KINSTEEL, LION DIVERSIFIED)
Anheuser Bush(CARLSBERG,GUINNESS ANCHOR )
Moody Corporation -Not Applicable
Sanofi-Aventis (Pharmaniaga)
Conoco Philips (YTL Power)
The Washington Post (The Star)
Wal-Mart Stores ( Parkson, AEON)