For people who are big fan of China and CPEC (accept my apologies)
In China, it is NOT illegal to make money through fraudulent ways from foreign investors/ Govt.s / companies. Whether it is Metro Bus Project, Orange train, power plant or motorways China is looting Pakistan. This debt bubble that will take down Pakistan in 2025.
Chinese banks are paying to Chinese companies (majority of these companies are sham), which are buying material from China, deploying Chinese labor and what Pakistan will get Infrastructure projects and huge debt which we will be unable to pay.
Debt Trap:
Out of these 60 Billion USD ; only 6-8 Billion USD will come to Pakistan and 90% will be paid by Chinese banks to Chinese companies in China (all in Yuan). So Pakistan will be financing this infrastructure bubble by appx. 54 Billion USD.
This is an amazing plan from China but no way it can give any benefit to Pakistan.
SHOCKING DETAILS:
Gezhouba Group led Consortium:
Several small companies having combined worth of not more than 15-20 million USD were awarded 5 Billion USD Neelum Jhelum Hydropower project and Hazara Motorway. Now the consortium has a combined worth of 1.5 Billion USD. There journey from 20 Million USD to 1.5 Billion USD ?
Shandong Ruyi (Clothing Company) & China Huaneng Group (Grid Company)
Two coal power projects in Punjab are awarded to these companies. Their combined worth is 30 Million USD (under Chinese evaluation) but they were awarded projects worth 3 Billion USD projects.
In this consortium two companies were involved in USA for reverse merger and looting US citizens. Huaneng has never installed or part of any such mega projects (only small projects). Shandong is clothing company is not even involved in power projects elsewhere.
Just check all other consortiums and some renewable energy companies. Even by simple search on Google you will find the shocking details...
In China, it is NOT illegal to make money through fraudulent ways from foreign investors/ Govt.s / companies. Whether it is Metro Bus Project, Orange train, power plant or motorways China is looting Pakistan. This debt bubble that will take down Pakistan in 2025.
Chinese banks are paying to Chinese companies (majority of these companies are sham), which are buying material from China, deploying Chinese labor and what Pakistan will get Infrastructure projects and huge debt which we will be unable to pay.
Debt Trap:
Out of these 60 Billion USD ; only 6-8 Billion USD will come to Pakistan and 90% will be paid by Chinese banks to Chinese companies in China (all in Yuan). So Pakistan will be financing this infrastructure bubble by appx. 54 Billion USD.
This is an amazing plan from China but no way it can give any benefit to Pakistan.
SHOCKING DETAILS:
- No one in Pakistan has done any due diligence of these companies.
- All these companies are consortiums; majority of them are not publishing any financial reports.
- These Chinese consortiums have shown their annual revenues appx. 40 – 50 Million USD but in Pakistan and Kazakhstan they got projects worth Billion USD’s.
Gezhouba Group led Consortium:
Several small companies having combined worth of not more than 15-20 million USD were awarded 5 Billion USD Neelum Jhelum Hydropower project and Hazara Motorway. Now the consortium has a combined worth of 1.5 Billion USD. There journey from 20 Million USD to 1.5 Billion USD ?
Shandong Ruyi (Clothing Company) & China Huaneng Group (Grid Company)
Two coal power projects in Punjab are awarded to these companies. Their combined worth is 30 Million USD (under Chinese evaluation) but they were awarded projects worth 3 Billion USD projects.
In this consortium two companies were involved in USA for reverse merger and looting US citizens. Huaneng has never installed or part of any such mega projects (only small projects). Shandong is clothing company is not even involved in power projects elsewhere.
Just check all other consortiums and some renewable energy companies. Even by simple search on Google you will find the shocking details...
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