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The Virtual China 50
Avaterra (OTC: AVAR) An Internet interface provider using "avatars" (moving cartoon characters) for community and chat groups, Avaterra is developing a China-specific interface with M-Web China.
BluePoint Linux (OTCBB: BLPT) A leading Chinese Linux operating system provider based in Shenzhen.
Cathay Online (OTC: CAOL) An Internet service provider offering broad services in connectivity, content, e-mail and messaging services.
CBQ Inc. (OTCBB: CBQI) An Addison, Texas-based company whose joint venture with PRC-based ChinaSoft plans to market software in China and the U.S.
China Contintental Inc. (OTCBB: CHCL) A turnkey plastics factory maker turned Internet company.
China Premium Food Corporation (OTCBB: CHPF) Runs a B2B food portal that attempts to streamline the food distribution system in China.
China Prosperity Holdings (OTCBB: CPIH) A construction company whose stock jumped from 1 to 36 on its claim to have exclusive rights to develop broadband Internet and cable TV networks in Sichuan Province.
Chindex International Inc. (Nasdaq-SCM: CHDX) A U.S.-owned and operated healthcare services provider with a 20-year history in the PRC.
Communication Intelligence Corp. (Nasdaq-SCM: CICI) A handwriting recognition software company that serves Asian markets through a Chinese joint venture.
Digital Gas Inc. (OTC-PS: DIGG) A Texas oil-and-gas company turned e-business with various joint ventures in China.
ESoftbank.com (OTCBB: ESFBD) A Shenzen-based applications software provider that targets both business and government clients across China.
Intermost Corporation (OTCBB: IMOT) Originally just another all-purpose "where's the beef" Web site design shop, Intermost has recently made some strong moves in the B2B marketplace backed by the Hong Kong property giant Sun Hung Kai.
EvisionUSA.com (OTCBB: EVIS) A Denver-based holding company for Internet services startups with a strong focus on China (that has excited its passionate investors).
Forlink (OTCBB: FRLK) A software developer and applications service provider that runs a software auction site at www.softhouse.com.cn.
The Hartcourt Companies Inc.(OTCBB: HRCT) A Los Angeles-based, China-focused Internet holding company with online finance, web portal, wireless and other projects.
Largo Vista (OTCBB: LGOV)
A California-based company that bills itself as a "pure China play" with joint venture investments in more than a dozen utility companies ranging from water filtration and gas providers to Internet and telecommunicaions companies.
MyWeb Inc. (AMEX: MWB) A "lifestyle" Internet content provider in emerging markets, primarily China, using a proprietary set-top box as the main distribution channel.
Qinnet (OTCBB: QNET) A Washington, D.C. corporation that offers diversified Internet services, content, and solutions through its China subsidiary, Beijing QinNet Electronic Technologies Co., Ltd.
Southland Financial Inc. (OTCBB: SINC) An Australian company building a network of Internet, Intranet, and e-commerce networks through joint ventures in China.
Telpac Industries Inc. (OTCBB: XCHG) A telecommunications company that operates via licenses in China; it's share price soared in early 2000 on a series of supposely exclusive agreements signed with top Chinese companies.
Tengtu International Corp. (OTCBB: TNTU) A Beijing company with a confusing corporate structure but a clear mandate: to make educational software for China's 800,000 schools and 300 million schoolchildren.
Terremark Holdings Inc. (OTCBB: TWW) A Miami-based telecommunications and real estate company formed in April 2000 which says will expand in China and Asia.
Tianrong Internet Products & Services (OTCBB: TIPS) An amorphous incubator/holding company of Internet and telecom companies in China and New York City, and a prodigious producer of press releases.
The Tirex Corporation (OTCBB: TXMC) A tire recycling company in negotiations with the Chinese government to manufacture and distribute its proprietary system throughout the PRC.
Vertical Computer Systems Inc. (OTCBB: VCSY) A former Duty Free Shopper executive is attempting to build a chain of multilingual B2C and B2B sites offering shopping, travel services, online gambling, and public sector procurement services.
Waverider Communications (OTCBB: WAVC) A three-year-old Canadian wireless telecom company that opened for business in China last year.
Xin Net Corp. (OTCBB: XNET) A Vancouver-based mainland Chinese Internet service provider and domain name registry; a contract with Sina.com in Beijing is boosting Xinnet's client base.
China Resources Development (OTCBB: CHRB) A Nevada corporation that distributes raw rubber in China and whose stock soars to ridiculous heights for one day every time there is good US-China trade news.
Tom.com(HKG: 8001.hk) An Internet play by Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing, a "mega portal" that went IPO last February with no track record and no business plan -- and broke all records.
Energy Conversion Devices(Nasdaq: ENER) This Troy, Michigan company provides equipment to convert rare earth minerals in the Baiyuenbo Mines of Inner Mongolia into battery materials. The mines are thought to contain up to half the world's known rare earth mineral deposits.
Composite Automobile Research Ltd. (OTCBB: CARH) The company makes a rugged, pickup-truck-like utility vehicle for US$7,000 and says China is its future.
iBasis (NasdaqNM: IBAS) This Silicon Valley company provides wholesale internet telephony services. Robertson Stephens, the investment bank, recently forecast 25% quarterly growth for the company based on increase demand in China.
iPix (NasdaqNM: IPIX) The company makes software to deliver motion pictures, moving pictsures, and other visual content over the Internet. The company opened a Beijing office in May and said it expected China's Internet picture market to grow explosively.
Calcol Inc. (OTCBB: CLCL) The former soft drink maker signed an MOU with Beijing Chinawave Business Network to create "an Internet media network in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong and other major markets in China."
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