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FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
IN THE
UNITED STATES




1982 Transactions

U.S. D E P A R T M E N T O F C O M M E R C E
International Trade Administration
February 1984

Preface

This report covering 1982 is one of an annual series of publications
on foreign direct investment transactions in the United States.
These reports have been prepared by the Office of Trade and
Investment Analysis and its predecessor units, the Office of
International Investment and the Office of Foreign Investment in the
United States.
The transactions listing in this publication (
arranged by primary industry of the U.S. compa
foreign investors.
(Real property investments
separately).
This contrasts with previous edi
in which the transaction listing was arranged
early 1984 the Office of Trade & Investment Ar
publish a comprehensive set of listings of all
identified during the period 1974-83.
This li
by source country, industry of U.S. company, i







Table of Contents

Page
Introduction............................... ........................... 1
Overview of Foreign Direct Investment
in the United States, 1982........................................... 3
Investment by Source Country.........................................6
Investment by Industry................................................11
Mode of Investment Transaction....................................... 16
Location of Investment by State......................................18
Major Sectoral Developments.......................................... 22
Pending Transactions.................... ............................. 39
Appendix A:

Listing of Transactions b y ............................. ^2
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)

Appendix B:

Description of Key Terms............ ..................72

■L*.

Introduction

The purpose of this report is to identify specific foreign direct
investment transactions in the United States during 1982, analyze
recent trends in such investment, and provide data and related
information on significant transactions.
The report incorporates
information obtained as a result of responsibilities assigned to the
Secretary of Commerce by Executive Order 11858, dated May 7, 1975.
Specifically, the Secretary of Commerce is responsible for "the
obtainment, consolidation, and analysis of information on foreign
investment in the United States."
Foreign direct investment, as used in this report, means the direct
or indirect ownership of 10 percent or more of the voting securities
of an incorporated business enterprise, or an equivalent interest in
an unincorporated business enterprise, and a 10 percent or more
interest in real property transactions.
Transactions values, as used in this report, refer to the reported
total cost of the investment — or the estimated proportion of the
investment if a joint venture — regardless of the source or timing
of funds. These values are intended to identify the relative size
of various investments and, in the aggregate, indicate trends in
investment activity.
The data and other information contained in this report represent a
compilation and distillation of material available from generally
available public sources, transaction participants, and
miscellaneous contacts. A major portion of the data and information
was derived from public secondary sources such as newspapers,
magazines, and business and trade journals, as well as from the
public files of Federal regulatory agencies.
The primary Federal agency sources for publicly available data are
the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Federal Trade
Commission (FTC), and the Federal Reserve Board (FRB). Much of the
data obtained from Federal regulatory agencies originated from
report series that differ widely in frequency and content.
These
reports are, in most cases, filed in response to the various
agencies general regulatory responsibilities, rather than for the
specific purpose of providing data on foreign investment. Other
investment transaction and related data collected by the federal
government are not available for this report. Much of this
information is business confidential and is collected strictly to
facilitate federal regulatory responsibilities or to provide
aggregate data for macro-economic analysis purposes.




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It should be noted that the aggregate data in this report are not
strictly comparable to the other major statistical series on foreign
direct investment in the United States, published by the Commerce
Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). The BEA aggregate
dollar value data on new investments, published annually since 1979,
are based on individual firm responses to mandatory reporting
requirements (including strict confidentiality provisions protecting
the identity of individual reporters). These data are thus likely
to provide more comprehensive coverage for the types of transactions
included in BEA's reporting requirements. On the other hand, this
report not only identifies individual transactions, but includes a
broader range of investment transactions than the BEA data —
particularly with regard to plant expansions, equity increases, and
certain types of real estate investments. Consequently, the two
data series should not be directly compared, although there has been
significant correlation in the movement of the overall series over
the last several years.
While every effort was made to verify the information obtained from
public sources, the U.S. Department of Commerce is not responsible
for any inaccuracies or gaps in information presented in this
report. Transaction values for many investments are not publicly
available.
Nevertheless, experience has shown that value and other
data for the large majority of major investments is identified in
the monitoring process.
Copies of this report are available from the Office of Trade and
Investment Analysis, Room 2217, International Trade Administration,
U.S. Department of Commerce, Washington, D.C. 20230.

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Overview of Foreign Direct Investment in the United States, 1982
The Office of Trade and Investment Analysis (OTIA) identified from
public sources 913 completed foreign investment transactions.
Values were reported for 370 of these individual transactions, for a
total of $13.9 billion. Appendix A contains a listing of all the
transactions identified during 1982.

The 1982 number of completed transactions identified is 24 percent
lower than the 1203 identified in 1981, and is the lowest total
since 1978. The value of identified transactions was also lower —
about half the 1981 total. As in earlier years, a few large
transactions accounted for a substantial part of the total value,
although there were no $1 billion or larger transactions as in some
earlier years.
In 1982, thirty-six transactions over 100 million
each had a combined value of $8.0 billion, 64 percent of the total
reported value.
In 1981, just nine transactions with values over
$500 million each combined for $11.6 billion, 43 percent of total
reported value.
Related data published by the Department of Commerce's Bureau of
Economic Analysis (BEA) confirm this falloff in investment
activity.
(See Introduction for discussion of differences between
BEA data and that presented in this publication.) The BEA data show
a decline in investment transactions from 1,332 in 1981 to 788 in
1982. The value of these BEA recorded transactions fell to $8.6
billion in 1982 from $23.2 billion in the previous years (see the
June 1983 issue of the Survey of Current Business).
The decline in 1982 foreign direct investment in the United States
was consistent with domestic and international economic trends
during the year. Sluggish economic activity, coupled with
significant idle industrial capacity, were major disincentives to
new investment — both by domestic and foreign investors.
Relatively high interest rates increased the attractiveness of
investment in financial instruments versus direct investment, and
substantially increased the costs of borrowing to finance new
investment. Additionally, the strengthening of the dollar vis-a-vis
other major currencies increased the foreign currency costs of
foreign investments in the United States.
These factors apparently
lowered investments in the United States despite the depressed
prices of equity shares and assets in U.S. firms resulting from the
recession.




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NUMBER OF 1982 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS
IN THE UNITED STATES:
BY SOURCE COUNTRY DISTRIBUTION

Numbers are completed investments.

VALUE OF 1982 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS
IN THE UNITED STATES:
BY SOURCE COUNTRY DISTRIBUTION

FRANCE 3.34%
$465.3
GERMANY, FR 5.17%
$718.7

CANADA 28.31%
$3938.3

JAPAN 7.69%
$1069.4
NETHERLANDS 3.14%
$437.4
SWITZERLAND 1.3%
$180.4




ALL OTHERS 17.9%
$2490.8
U.
$411.4

Values are millions of U.S. dollars.

Investment by Source Country
The major industrialized countries, traditionally the source of most
direct investment activity in the United States, retained that role
in 1982. Seven nations — Canada, France, Germany, Japan, the
Netherlands, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom — accounted for
669 transactions, or 73 percent of the total identified, slightly
more than the comparable percentage for 1981. The aggregate value
of these transactions is ($11.0 billion), while only about a half of
the previous year's value ($21.2 billion), represented almost
four-fifths of total 1982 identified values.
Both in terms of numbers of investments and overall value, the
United Kingdom was the primary source country in 1982 (see Table
1). Twenty percent of all transactions (180) originated in the
United Kingdom, with 86 identified values totalling $4.2 billion.
Canada, the largest investor in earlier years, was a very close
second, with 161 transactions (17.6 percent of all transactions),
and values identified for 59 totalling $3.9 billion. Japan was the
third most active source in 1982, with 143 transactions, followed by
West Germany (66), France (52), and the Netherlands (46).




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R E PO RT P E RI O D

I 3 1/82

- 12/82
TA3LE: I . SO U R C E

CO UN T R I E S

NUMBER
OF CSSES

TOTAL

principal

sour: e

countries

CANADA
FRANCE
GERMANY* F EDE RA L
J APAN
N ET HER L AMDS
S WI T Z E RL A ND
UNITED KIN3D0H

OTHER EUROPE

AUSTRIA
BELGI UM
DENMARK
FINLAND
GI BRALT AR
I RELAND
ITALY
liechtenste

IN

NORWAY
SPA IN
SWEDEN
S WI T Z E RL A ND

OPEC C O U N T R I E S

I RAN
KUWAI T
LIBYA
S AUDI A R A B I A
U N I T E D A * A 8 EMI RAT ES
VENEZUELA




- 198?

NUMBER C ASE S/
VALUE KNOWN

($

VALUE
MILLION)

913

3 70

13*912.7

669

24 9

11*010*5

161

21

59
18
23
44
14
5

180

86

3*938*3
465.3
718.7
1 *069.4
437.4
18 0 . 4
4*201.0

AO

23

1312.6

4
5
5
3

0

0.0

1
1

581.6

1

1

1

3
15

2

104.4
3.0
24.4
303.7
7.4

52
REP

- COM PLET ED CASES

66

143
4£

2

6
2

66.0

4
4
13

2

1

1

19.0
60.3
141.3
1.5

30

16

411.4

3
3

2

5.8
237.5

2

4

1

2
1

14

5

2

1

7

5

2 0.6

44.6
4 3.0
59.9

R E PO RT =>ERIOD t 0 1 / 8 2

- t?/82
T A 3 LF I. S O UR CE

COUNTRIES

N U MB ER
OF CASES

OTHER MI DDLE

EA S T

BAHRAI N
EGYPT
ISREAL
SYR IA

1
1

6
1

A S I A AND P A C I F I C

48

n
CHINA(TAIifAfo)
HOW5 K o m
INDIA
KOREA, R E P U B L I C QF
SINGAPORE
THAILAND

13
4
23

OTHER WESTER* HEMI SPHERE

OTHER

austral

00

Q

BRAZIL
B R IT I S H V I R G I N ISLAK
CAYMAN I S L A N D S
CHI LE
COLUMBI A
GRENADA
GUYANA
MEX ICO
NET HERLANDS A N T I L L E S
PANAMA
T R I N I D A D AND T03A30




- CO MP L E F i O CASES

- 1982

NUMBER C A SE S/
VALUE K N O W N

VA LU E
($ M I L L I O N )

l

454.0

i
0
0
0

454.0

21

7

0.0

0.0
0.0

301*2

2

1

3

2

1
2

1
2

27.5
0.5
199.6
0.4
1.7
46.5
25.0

82

56

380 . 1

P

5

1
2

1
2

97.5
25.0
10.4

1
1
1

1
0

6.0

0

0.0

1

0
1

6.0

1

1

7

6

40
5

1

1

59

9.0
0.0

213.9
17.5
3.8

R E PO RT P E R I O D

: 31/82

- I ? / £2
TA3LE I. SO U R C E

CO U N T R I E S

NUMBER
Or C ASES

ALL

OTHER

CO MP L E T E D CASES - 198?

NUMBER CASES/
VALUE KN OW N

27.

C 034 59 2 69289905986

GAMBI A* T HE
SOUTH A R I C A

UN KNOWN

CO




VALUE
<$ MILLION)

0.0

1
3

7.8

2

15.1

Table 2 shows the continuing dominance of the major industrialized
countries as sources of foreign direct investment in the United
States.
Table 2
Number of Identified Competed Transactions
By Source Country 1977, - 1982
Source Country

1977

1980

1981

#
428

100.0

#
1199

Canada

92

21.5

253

21.1

France

34

7.9

52

Germany, F.R.

53

12.4

Japan

55

Netherlands

ft

t

100.0

913

100.0

291

24.2

161

17.6

4.3

64

5.3

52

5.7

171

14.3

91

7.6

66

7.2

12.9

101

8.4

129

10.7

143

15.7

21

4.9

63

5.3

58

4.8

46

5.0

Switzerland

16

3.7

48

4.0

36

3.0

21

2.3

United Kingdom

51

11.9

185

15.4

182

15.1

180

19.7

106

24.8

326

27.2

352

29.3

244

26.8

TOTAL

All others




1

1

#

1982

100.0 1203

10

1

Investment by Industry
Until 1981, the largest number of new transactions completed each
year was in the manufacturing sector.
In 1981 and 1982, however,
real property transactions pushed manufacturing into second place.
The real property sector — commercial land, office buildings,
shopping centers, residential developments, etc., and the
development and construction thereof — accounted for 298
transactions in 1982 compared to 218 for the manufacturing sector
(see Table 3).
Of the 298 real property transactions in 1982, values were
identified for 124 totalling $6.1 billion; of the 218 in
manufacturing, 92 values totalled $2.7 billion.
Together these two
sectors accounted for more than half of the total transactions and
almost two-thirds of identified values.




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3 1 / 8 2 - 12/82
TABLE

III

DI REC T I NVESTMENT D I S T R I B U T I O N
U . S . A F F I L I A T E ~ COMPLETED

SHORT

AS RI CULTURE t

01
02
09

FOREST RY?

9 Y I MDJ S T RY SUBSECTOR
T RA N S A C T I O N S - 1982

N UM3 E 3
cr cases

TITLE

AND F I S H I N G

A G R I C U L T U R A L PRODUC T I ON - CROPS
A G R I C U L T U R A L PRODUCT I ON - L I V E S T O C K
F I S H I N G * H U N T I N G , AND T R A DPI NS

*

13

MET AL MIMING
A MT RAC I T E MI NI NG
B I T U M I N O U S COAL AND L I G N I T E
O I L AND GAS E X T R A C T I O N

23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
32
33
34
35




1

0
1

I

0

4A

I?
MI NI NG

GENERAL B U I L D I N G CONT RACT ORS
S P E C I A L TRADE CONTRACTORS

MANUFACT URI NG

20
22

cases

KNOWN

2

FOOD AND K I NDRE D PRODUCTS
T E X T I L E M I L L PRODUCTS
APPAREL AND OTHER T E X T I L E PRODUCTS
LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS
F U R N I T U R E AND F I X T U R E S
PAPER AND A L L I E D PRODUCTS
P R I N T I N G A NO P U B L I S H I N G
CHEMI CALS AND A L L I F D PRODUCTS
PETROLEUM AND COAL PRODUCTS
R J BBE R AND M I S C . =>LASTICS PRODUCTS
ST O NE * CLAY* A NO GLASS PRODUCTS
PRI MARY METAL I N D U S T R I E S
F A B R I C A T E D METAL PRODUCTS
MACHI NERY* EXCEPT E L E C T R I C A L

5

1

0

3

6
37

C O NS T RUC T I O N

15
17

number

VALUE

1

m MI MG

10
11
12

OF

0

4

n

1

0

?13

9?

14
S
1

2
t
T
1 I
%D
3
ID
3

3
5
39

1
2

0
0
1

5
3
12
2

4
4
4
4
17

/

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I

3 1 / 8 2 - 12 / P2
TABLE

III

D I R E C T INVES TH E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N 3 Y INDUSTRY SU BS E C T O R
U*S. A F F I LI AT E - C O M P L E T E D T R A N S A C T I O N S - 1982

SIC
MU MBE R

36
37
38
39

SHORT

E L E C T R I C AND E L E C T R O N I C EQUI PMENT
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N EQUI PMENT
I N S T R U M E N T S AND REL AT ED PRODUCT S
MI SC E L L A NE O U S MANUFACT URI NG I N D U S T R I E S

TRANSPORTATION*

42
44
45
46
47

CaJ

48

49

NJM3ER
0 - OASES

TITLE

COMMUNI CAT I ONS*

UTIL.

T R U C K I N G AND WAREHOUSING
WA TER TRAN SPOR T AT I ON
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N BY AIR
P I P E L I N E S , E XCEPT NATURAL GAS
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N S E RV I C E S
CO MNUNI C AT I ON
E L E C T R I C * GAS, AND S A N I T A R Y S E R V I C E S

WHOLESALE TRADE

50
51

WHOLESALE
WHOLESALE

RETAIL

53
54
55
56
57
5?
59

TRADE TRADE -

TRADE

GENERAL MERCHANDI SE STORES
r 0 CD STORES
A U T O MOT I V E DEALERS S, S F R V I C E S T A T I O N S
APPAREL AND ACCESSORY STORES
F U R N I T U R E AND HOME CURNI SH INGS STORES
E A T ? !\G AND D R I N K I N G PLACES
MI S C E L L A N E O U S R E T A I L

FI N A &C E t I NSURANCE?

60
62
63




BANKI NG
SECURI TY*
I NSURANCE

AND REAL

ESTATE

COMMODITY BROKERS & S E R V I C E S
CARRI ERS

NUMBER CASE S /
VALUE KNOWN

(S

MILLIC

54
n
3
3

14
5
4
4

196.4
83.0
25.2
43.3

51

5

23.6

5
*

3

9.6

0

0.0

1

a

0.0

?

2

14.0

11

ff

5

0

0.0
0.0

2

0

0.0

?

18

162.4

51
IS

14
4

114*4
48*0

*?

18

539.6

10

DURABLE GOODS
NONDURABLE SOODS

OF

S
5

3
2

407.8
19.2

2

0

0.0

11
5
B
7

4
0
3

31*3
0*0
46.9
34*4

73

36

1,294.4

n

32
1

1,206.6
30.0

1

?

6

1

10.0

REPORT P E R I O D

I

31/82

- 12/F2
TABLE

III

D I R E C T I NV E S T M E N T D I S T R I B U T I O N
U . S . A F F I L I A T E - COMPLETED

SIC
NUMBER

65

SHORT

REAL ESTAT E
H OLDI NG AND O T H E R

NJ^E*
c r : ases

TITLE

i a
I N V E S T ME N T

70

— '“

73
75
79
BD
89

H O T E L S AMD OTHER LODGI NG PL A C ES
PERSONAL S E R V I C E S
B J S I NESS S E R V I C E S
AUT O R E P A I R t S E R V I C E S * AND GARAGES
A * US EMEMT $ R E C R E A T I O N S E R V I C E S
HEALTH SERVICES
MI SC E L L A NE O U S S E R V I C E S

N D N C L A S S I F I ABLE

99




‘ INCLUDES
D I E S MOT

MILLION)

28

664.8

11
0

229.1

1

??

13

158.0

1
1

1
1

1 0 1 .6
0.1

2
%

1
1

163.5
12.5

I

o

0.0

1

0

0.0

0

0

O. Q

5

246

7*833.1

29 3

12 4

6*079.6

913

370

13*912.7

ESTABLI SHMENTS

SUBTOTAL

PROPERTY*

(S

ss

JNKMOWN

REAL

NUMBER C ASE S /
VALUE KNOWN

7.8
40.0

ESTABLI SHMENT S

NDNCLASSIFIABLE

OF

1

OFFICES

SERV I CES

72

3 Y I NDUST RY SUBSECTOR
T R AMS ACT I ONS - 1982

PROPERTY PJRCHASES* 0 E VEL OPME NT AND C ONST RUC T I CM.
I N C L U D E R E A L T Y COMPANI ES WHICH ARE S I C GROUP f f .

1

0.0




Table 4 highlights the trend in completed cases for years 1977 and 1980-82.

Table 4

Number of Completed Transactions
bi Industry Sector

SIC

Description

1977

1980

1981

1982

Classification

TOTAL

#

%

428

lOOJ

1199

17

4.0

160

#

1

%

#

%

#

100.0

1203

100.0

913

54

4.5

65

5.4

71

7.8

37.4

401

33.4

278

23.1

218

23.9

lOOJ

10-14

Mining

20-39

Manufacturing

50-51

Wholesale trade

42

10.0

77

6.4

111

9.2

107

11.7

52-59

Retai1 trade

26

6.0

53

4.4

44

3.7

42

4.6

60-67

Finance,
87

20.3

118

9.9

105

8.7

70

7.7

insurance, etc.
01-09

Agriculture

and

and

15-17

Construction

40-49

Other industries
Real property

11

2.!

105

8.8

105

8.7

40

4.4

6

1 .<

41

3.4

30

2.5

67

7.3

79

18.'

350

29.2

465

38.7

298

32.6

15

Mode of Investment Transaction
Foreign direct investments in the United States occur in several
major forms, referred to as "modes" in this report. These modes are
acquisitions/mergers, equity increases, joint ventures, new plants,
plant expansions, real estate, and miscellaneous types (such as
branches, sales & distribution outlets, warehouses). Appendix B
defines these and other terms used in this report.
Real property (real estate) transactions were the most frequent
(298) mode of investment transaction identified in 1982, followed by
acquisitions/mergers (231). These two modes were also the leading
forms of activity in terms of aggregate value, with identified real
estate values totalling $6.1 billion and acquisitions/mergers at
$4.6 billion. Together these two modes accounted for 57 percent of
the total number and 76 percent of the total value of all foreign
investment transactions during the year.




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REPORT P F K J O D

I 3 1/ ^ 2

- 1 ? / -2

FOR E I G N D I R E C T

COUNTP Y

TOTAL

C A faADA

188

FRANCE

6

I NV E S T ME NT S BY COUNTRY
ACCORDI NG TO I N V E S T M E N T

ACQUISITION
Rr MERGER

13

87

16

223

15

Nr T HE RLA r,'DS

56

23

SWI T 7ERLAND

24

F EDE RA L

JAPAN

REP

IQ J I T Y
IN? CREASE

J OI NT
VENT URE

I?

5

5ERMAMY*

Dc F OREI GN O R I G I N
3 DE

NEW
PLANT

PLANT
E XPANSI ON

11

40

REAL
ES TAT E

OTHER

104

11

11

21

1-3

12

14

17

35

15

25

86

14

^sl

U N I T E ! KINGDOM

229

110

I?

19

56

21

OTHER

273

56

15

1R

1 15

50

I t 14 5

279

344

220

T OT AL




79

110

49

Location of Investment by State

As in past years, most states managed to attract at least one
identified foreign direct investment during 1982 (see Table VI). As
might be expected, however, investment transactions were
concentrated in the larger states. New York, California, Florida,
and Texas together accounted for almost half of the 1982
transactions identified. By dollar value, much the the same picture
emerged. A major exception was the appearance of Alaska with the
fourth largest value total, resulting from foreign acquisition of
some high-value oil leases.




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I 0 1 / 8 2 - 1 2 / c2
TA B L E VI

- S T A T E L O C A T I O N OF

MU MB fP
OF CASES

TOTAL

913

FOREIGN

VE N T U R E S

NUMBER C A S E S /
VA LU E K N O W N

VA LUE
CS M I L L I O N *

370

13*912*7

STATES
unknown

28

9

ftL A3A»A

4

o

o.o

ALASKA

13

12

905.*

ARI ZONA

2.1

9

751.1

1

1

7.0

11*

51

2tl25.8

ARKANSAS
CALIFDRs' I A

510.7

Colorado

?€>

8

285.6

CONNECT ICUT

21

7

210.0

DEL AWARE’

5

1

65.1

CIST.-COLUKE-T*

0

9

0.0

FLORIDA

169

56

378.1

oegr ^ia

26

12

373.4

SU* ^

5

HAV A11

1

I D * MG

1

1

14.6

41

13

671.7

TMDI f'iA.

9

3

101.3

IOWA

1

3

KANSAS

4

2

ILL I ? m S




0
1

0.0
0.5

0.0
89.1

R E PO RT P E R I O D

: 01/*2 - 12/ F2
TABL E VI

- ST A T E

L O C A T I O N OP

JUMPER
OF CA SE S

FCRilSN

V E NT UR ES

NUMBER C A S E S /
VALUE KN OW N

VALUE
($ H I L L I O P O

STATES

KENTUCKY

6

3

61*5

LOUISIAN

15

8

60,1

5

2

5.9

MARYLAND

25

6

71.2

HASSACHUSE T TS

15

5

318.9

MICHIGAN

11

2

44*7

VIWNESOTA

6

2

21*4

MI S SI SS I PPI

I

1

104*4

11

2

9.9

MONTANA

8

0

0* 0

NEBRASKA

2

1

8*0

NEVADA

3

1

7.8

NEW HAMPSHIRE

3

2

24.0

NEW JERSEY

31

9

65.5

NEW MEXICO

3

I

18.9

123

53

1*934*3

18

p

285.0

0

0

0.0

17

8

321.1

MAINE

WIS SOUR I

NEW YORK
NORTH CAROLINA
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO




REPORT PERIOD

: 3 1 /f 2 - 1 2/ P2
TA B L E VI

- S T A T E L O C A T I O N OF
NU MB ER
OF CASES

FO REIGN V E NT UR ES
NU MBER C A S E S /
VALU E K N O W N

VA L U E
CS M I L L I O N !

STATES

OKLAHOMA

6

3

165*2

OREGON

5

3

83*3

23

8

227*3

R I CO

0

t

0.0

ISLAND

2

0

0*0

SOUTH C A R O L I NA

4

t

53.8

SOUTH DAKOT A

0

0

0.0

TENNE SSE E

7

1

35*0

96

35

2,642.2

ITAH

3

t

2*0

VERMONT

t

I

0*7

0

0

0* 0

VIRGIN IA

15

6

178.1

WASHI NGTON

17

8

342.6

PE NNSYL VA N I A
PUERTO
RHODE

T EXAS

VIRGIN

I SLANDS

0.0

WEST V I R S I N I A

1

&

WI SCONSI N

7

3

330.5

WYOMING

1

B

0.0




Major Sectoral Developments

The following section focuses on major investment transaction trends
in the more active industrial sectors during 1982. Investment
activity by section and major source country appears in table VII.
Metal mining (SIC 10)- High operating costs and increased
competition from developing countries have caused severe losses in
the U.S. metal mining industry in recent years.
In 1982, faced with
high inventories and relatively low prices, many U.S. metal mining
firms were forced to curtail production even further. Yet this
industry slowdown did not deter foreign investors. The metal mining
industry had 12 completed investment transactions in 1982, an
increase of 7 over the 1981 figure. However, the $168.4 million
total of the 5 available transactions figures was only a fraction of
the $4 billion total for the 5 completed transactions recorded in
the previous year.
Most of the investment activity took place in the uranium mining
(SIC 1094), copper mining (SIC 1021) and gold mining (SIC 1041)
subsectors, and most of the transactions were located in the
traditional western mining states. These transactions took place
via three major modes of investment: acquisitions (5), equity
increases (3) and joint ventures (3).
There were no 1982 metal mining transactions as large as those of
the previous year. The largest 1982 investment recorded was a $90
million equity increase in Hanna Mining Co. from 8.8 percent to 20
percent by Norcen Energy Resources Ltd., a Toronto-based natural
resources concern controlled by Conrad M. Black. Norcen Energy
purchased 1.24 million shares of the Cleveland, Ohio iron ore
producer after a three-month takeover battle was resolved.
Norcen
and its affiliates agreed to an eight-year standstill arrangement
under which they would cease acquiring additional shares of Hanna
common, subject to certain exceptions.
Another noteworthy case in this industry was a $37.1 million equity
increase in Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp. from 8.4 percent to 25.1
percent by Alan E. Clore, a British financier who resides in
Switzerland. Mr. Clore took control of the Houston mining and
minerals firm in June 1982 after a three-month proxy fight.




22

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: 31/82

- 12/82
TABLE

D I R E C T I N V E ST ME NT

D I S T R I B U T I O N BY IN DU ST RY
COMPLETED

T O T A L NUMBER Or CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N S >

VI I

PRO UP OF U . S . A r r ILIATE
T R A N S A C T I O M — 1982

AND C O U N T R Y OF F O R E I G N PA RE NT

SWITZERLAND

UNITED
KI NG DO M

ALL
OTHER

14

0

22

10

0

0.0

19
1101.9

17
10
965.7

0
0

0
0

1
0

JAPAN

NETHER­
LANDS

1

1

3?.5

30.0

208.7

0.0

0
0

1
0

0
0

9.0

0.0

0.0

0 .0

0.0

0

0

0

0

0

0
0

0
0

0

0
0.0

0.0

0.0

TOTAL

CANADA

FRANCE

3ERMANY

71
48
2437.7

q
7
96 •9

S

1

1

4
0

1
0

0.0

0.0

1
0

0
0

2 *$

CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL P U I L DI MG CONTRACTORS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE (* M I L L I O N )

ro­
ta

S P E C I A L TRADE 3 0 Nl TR ACTORS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE (S M I L L I O N )
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N S )

0.0

0.0

1
0

0.0

0.0

0 .0

0

0*8
1
0

0.0

5

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

ft

0

0

0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

2

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

14
7
189.4

3

2

a

0

0.1

o

0.0

4
3

0
0

0

1

0.0

22.2

0.0

0.0

0
0

0
0

1
1

1

2

0

I

1

1

0

0

a

0.0

0.0

o.o

MANUF ACT URI NG
F 00 0 AND KI NDRED PRODUCTS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE (S M I L L I O N )
T E X T I L E MI LL PRODUCT S
T O T A L NUMBER OF C A S E S
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )

KNOWN

2
0

0.0

0.0

0.0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0
0.0

0
0.0

0
0.0

0
0
0.0

1
0

1
0
0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

LUMBER AND y003 3 FODUCTS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE <$ M I L L I 0*0

2
0
0.0

0
0
0. 0

0
0
0 .0




3
3
167.1

S
2
78.0

APPAREL AND O U E R T E X T I L E PRODUCT S
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES
VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )

KNOWN

0

13.0

a
0.0

6B.0

o.o
0
0
0.0

0
0
0.0

0
0
0. 0

0.0

REPORT P E R I O D

: 3 1 / 8 2 - 12 /82
TABLE VII
DI R E C T

INVE ST ME NT

DISTRIBUTION! BY IN DU ST RY GROUP OF U . S . F I L I A T E
C O M P L E T E D TRANSACTION! — 19S2

FRANCE

GERMANY

JAPAH

NETHERLANDS

1

0

0

1

0

0

0
0

1.9

0.0

0.0

0.0

0
0

3.9

o.§

0.0

TOTAL

F U R N I T U R E AND r TX TURFS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )

KNOWN

PAPER AND A L L I E D PRODUCTS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N )

rv>

P R I NT I NG
T OT AL
NUMBER
VALUE

AND P J B L IS HI NG
NUMBER OF CASES
CASES - - VALUE
($ M I L L I O N )

KNOWN

CHE MI CALS AND 1 L L I E 0 PRODUCTS
T O T A L NUM3ER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I . L I O N )
PETROLEUM AND C O A L PRODUCTS
T O T A L NUMB Ft OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOirfN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N )
RUBBER AMD M I S 3 . E L A S T I C S PRODUCTS
T O T A L MUMBR OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )
STONE* CLAY* AMD GLASS PRODUCTS
T O T A L NUM3E* OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE <$ M I . L I O N )
PRIMARY METAL I N D U S T R I E S
T O T A L NUM3E* OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE (S M I L L I O N )

KN04N

F A B R I C A T E D METAL PRODUCTS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUr KNOWN
VALUE (S M I L L I O N )




AMD C O U N T R Y OF F O R E I G N P A R E N T

7
5
609.0

CANADA

2
2
25.8

SWITZERLAND

UNITED
KINGDOM

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

0.0

0.0

0.0

1*9

0

1

0

2

0

0

0

1

0.0

455*0

2
2
128.2

2

11

2

0

0

2

2

0

3

3
13.2

0

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0.0

1

0.0

0.0

0

0.0

0

3.5

40

3

3

1

0

7
4

0.0

185.5

2
a

65.1

7
2
13.5

5

12
475.1

0.0

9
3
119.0

5

1

1

1

1

0

0

2

0

0

1

1

0

30.0

6.6

0.0

0

0.0

0
0

0
0

0
0

1
0

36.6

0.0

10
4

0
0

1.6
8
4
14 1 . 5

9
4
42.0

0.0

0

1
0

0.0
6

3
1.5

2

0

0

2

1

0

0
0.0

0

0.0

1

108.2

1
0

0
0

1
1

1
1

25.3

10.5

1

0

1

0.0

11.6

1

2
0

1
0

2

1

3.0

1.0

0.0

1

0.0

0.0

6

0

0

3

2

0

4
2 7.6

0

0

2

1

0

0.0

0.0

4.5

0*0

17.5

2
92.0

0.0

0

0.0

4

0.0

0.0

21 . 7

5.2

2
9.6

0.0

3.0

0 .0

2
2

2

o.o

0

ALL
O T HE R

1
1
5*6

0

0.0

0
0
0.0

REPORT P E R I O D

: 31/82

- 12/82
TABLE

D I R E C T IN VE S T M E N T

D I S T R I B U T I O N BY IN D U S T R Y GROUP OF U . S . AFFILIATE AMD C O U N T R Y OF FO RE I G N PA R E N T
C O M P L E T E D T R A N S A C T I O N -- 19B2

TOTAL

CANADA

F RANCE

S U M * NY

J A PAN

38
17

5
3
313.5

4
3
229.8

7

2
79.0

10
3
48.9

2

1
0
0.0

5

12

2

3
9.5

MAC HI NE RY , EXCEPT E LE CT RI CAL
T O T A L NUN3E? OF CASES
NUMBER CASES
VALUE KNOWN
VALUE <$ M I . L I O N )

74 2 * 8

E L E C T R I C AND E L E C T R O N I C E QUI PMENT
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )

34
14
196.4

T R A N S P O R T A T I O N E 3 U I P ME N T
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N )

VII

I

0.7

1

10
KNOWN

r\>

5
83.0

1

65.0

80.0

3

1
0.6

3
2
13.4

NETHERLANOS

0
0
0.0

SiflTZERLAND

0

UN IT ED
KING DO M

8

0.0

5
71.1

1

9

0

ALL
OTHER

0
0
0.0

1

6

7.5

91.2

0
0

0
0

1
0

0.0

0.0

4.0

2
1

3

0

0.0

6.3

0.0

LTl I NST RUME NT S AN3 R EL AT ED PRODUCTS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUE
VALUE <$ M I L L I O N )

8
KNOWN

MI SC EL LANE OU S MANUF AC T U RI NG I N D U S T R I E S
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N )
T O T A L NUMBER Or CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VA L UF KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N S )

T RA NS PO RT AT I O N*

0.0

0

2
2
4.4

0
0

0.9

0

0
0
0.0

1

2

0

1

0.0

18.0

®
0.0

432.2

14
4
294.8

31
13
5S4.2

51
19
165.4

9
2
74.6

8

2

IT

0

0

0
0

1

3
9.6

1

0.0

3.0

8.0

0.0

0
0
0*0

0
0
0.0

0
0
0.®

0
0
0.0

8

4
43.3
218
92
270

1
0

6.6

0
0.0

24

12

0

1

14.5

3
3
25.3

0*0

47
26
1077.7

36
15
270.2

1

1

3

0

0

0.0

2
1.6

2
0
0.0

1
0
0.0

0

0

0.0
6
1

7.5

2
0

C OMMUNICAT IONS* U T I L .

T RUC K I NG AND WAREHOUSING
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE <$ M I L L I O N )
WATER TRANSPORT AT ION
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )




4
25.2

KNOMN

4
KNOWN

0

0.0

0.0
1
0

O.O

0
0

0.0

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I 3 1 / 8 2 - 12/82
TABLE VII
DIRECT JMVESTMENT

DISTRIBUTION

BY INDU ST RY G R OU P OF U . S
C O M P L E T E D TRANSACTION!

T OT AL

T R A N S P O RT A T I O N BY

OF

MANY

JAPAN

0
0.0

0
0*0

0
0

0
0

0.0

0.0

2
2
14.0

0
0
0.0

0
0
0.0

0
0
0.0

0
0
0.0

11
0
0.0

0
0
0.0

1
0
0.0

1
0
£.0

3
0
0.0

0
0
0.0

0
0
0.0

0
0

0.0

0
0.0

0
0.0

1
0
0.0

0
0
5.0

31
5
23.6

3
0
0.0

2
0
0.0

1
0

91
14
114.4

5
1
75.0

3
1
1.5

S.O

41
7
25.6

16
4
48.0

0
0
0.0

2
0
0.0

1
0
0.0

3
1
0.2

CASES

1
0
0.0

St E X C E P T NATURAL GAS
NUMBER OF CASES
CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
($ M I L L I O N )

T RA N S P O R T A T I O N S E R V I C E S
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE <$ M I L L I O N )
C OMMUNI C AT I ON
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N )

KNOWN

KNOWN

E L E C T R I C * GAS* AND SANI T ARY S E R V I C E S
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N )
T O T A L NUMBER 0" CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUE KNOWN
VALUE <$ M I L L I O N S )

WHOLESALE

FRANCE

AND COUNTRY OF F O R E I G N PARENT

WETHERLANDS

SWITZERLAND

UNITED
KINGDOM

ALL
OTHER

AI R

T O T A L NUMBER
NUMBER CASTS - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N )
PIPE L I N E
TOTAL
NUMBER
VALUE

CANADA

FILIATE
9 32

2

Q

O

0

2
0
0.0

0
0
0.0

0

©
0.0

0
0

0
0
0.0

2
2

1
0
0.0

0
0

0. 0

0.0

1
0
o.i

0
0
0.0

0.0

0.0

0
0

3

0

14.0

1
0

0.0

5

0

0
0
0 .0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0
0

0.0

O.i

0.0

1
0

0.0

0.0

2

0
0

2

6

14

24.0

1.6

0

a

0

0.0

0

2

0.0

0.0

1
0

3

0.0

0.0

2.4

14
3
3.9

2

7
3
47.8

1
0
0.0

TRADE

WHOLESALE TR A DI - DURABLE GOODS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE (S M I L L I O N )
WHOLESALE TRADI - NONDURABLE GOODS
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE CS M I L L I O N )




14
1

0
0

0.0

0

0

0.0

10

1

RE PO RT P E R I O D

I

3 1 / 8 2 - 12/8 2
TABLE
D I R E C T INVE ST ME NT

DISTRIBUTION

T O T A L NUMBER Or CASES
NUMBER CASES ~
VALU E KNOWN
VALUE ( S M I L L I O N S )

RETAIL

INDU ST RY
COMPLETED

GROUP OF U.
TRANSACTION

*r F l L I A T E
19 32

TOTAL

CANADA

1G7

5

IB

1

1

1

75.0

1.5

a.O

1

6

0

162.4

FRANCE

AND COUNTRY OF F OR E I G N

JAPAN

15

44

8

25.8

PARENT

NETHERLANDS

SWITZERLAND

UNITED
KI NG DO M

ALL
O T HE R

1

5

15

O.ff

0.0

17
4
50.2

3
3.9

2

0

0

T RADE

GENERAL MERCHANDI SE STORES
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASE? - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )

r>0
^

BY

VII

FOOD ST ORES
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ($ M I . L I O N )
A U T O M O T I V E D E A L E R S 8- S E R V I C E S T A T I O N S
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I O N )
APPAREL AMO ACCE SSORY STORES
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )
F U R N I T U R E AND HOME F U R N I S H I NG S STORES
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE <$ M I L L I O N )

6
3
407.8

1

cr

0

0.0

0.0

5

0

0

2

0

0

42 . 5

9.f>

19 . 2

0 .0

2

0

1

0

0

0

D

0

0.0

3.0

19.2

0.0

0.0

a
o
0.0

a
o
0.0

0
0
0.0

1

0

2

0

0

1

1

a. o

0. 0

365.0

0*3

a
o
o.&

0

0

2

0

0

0.0

0.0

0*9
a
o

0

0

1

0

0

0

0.0

0.0

0 .0

o.o

5
3
27.3

2

11

0

1

0

3

0

a

4
31.3

0

0

0

1

0

0

0.0

Q .9

1
0

0

0.0

0.0

0.0

B

2

6

2

3
0

1

a.a

o
o

4.0

0
0

0

0.0

0 .0

0

0.0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0.0
1

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

a
0.0

2

0

2

0

0

1

1

0

1

0

0

1

E A T I N S AND D R I N K I N G PLACES
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE it M I L L I O N )

46.9

1.1

0 .6

0.0

0.6

0.0

0.0

44.0

0 *6

M I SC EL L ANE O US D E T A I L
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES
VALUE
VALUE ($ MI _ L I ON)

7
3
34.4

3
1
0.3

0
0
0 .0

0
0
3.0

0
0
0.0

1
1
4.1

a
0

0
0
0.0

3
1
30.0




KNOWN

0.0

1

REPORT P E R I O D

: 31 / 82 - 12/82
T APL E

D I R E C T IN VE ST ME NT

DISTRIBUTION

T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUF KNOWN
VALUE ( S M I L L I O N S )

FINANCE*

I NSURANCE*

(\)

00

BY IN D U S T R Y GROUP OF U . S . AFFILIATE
C O M P L E T E D T R A N S A C T I O N -- 1932

TOTAL

CANADA

42

in

18

539.6

FRANCE

AND C O U N T R Y OF F O R E I G N P A R E N T

NETHERLANDS

SylTZERLAND

UN IT ED
KINGOOH

ALL
OTHER

2

0

o
0.0

10
5
436.3

10

1

MRM*NY

JAPAN

*>

O

1

0

4*1

63.1

0*6

3.0

5
2
4.6

0

6
6

0
0

1
1

1
0

0

2

30

0

1

12.0

o .r

0.0

24

4.0

1063.6

o

0
0

1
1

0
0

6

3
30.9

A*’D REAL E S T A T E

BANK IMG
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE <$ M I . L I ON)
SECURITY*
TOTAL
MUM BER
VALUE

VII

KNOWN

COMMODI T Y BROKERS % S E R V I C E S
NUMBER OF CASES
CASES —
VALUE KNOWN
CS M I L L I O N )

I NSURANCE C A R R I E R S
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE t$ M I L L I CN)
REAL E S T A T E
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE (S M I L L I ON )

KNOWN

KNOWN

HOLDING AND OTHER I NVE ST ME NT O F F I C E S
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ($ M I L L I O N )
T O T A L NUMBER Or CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUE KNOWN
VALUE C$ M I L L I O N S )

40
32
1206.6

0.0

1
1

0

0

0

G

f?

0

0
0

0

0 .®

0.0

0.0

30.0

0.0
0

0

127.0

0.0

30.0

0.0

0.0

3.0

2

1
0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0.0

0 .0

0
0.0

1

0.0

0.0

0

10.0

3.a

0

10.0

0.0

18
I

3

1
0

2

0

5

2

7.8

l
o

4

0

0

0

0

0.0

0 *0

o.o

1

7.8

0.0

9

4

0

1

0

2

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

40.0

40.0

9
0.0

70
36
1294.4

8

1

1

40 . 0

7
6
127.0

0.0

3.0

0.0

0.0

2

5
2

5

0

0

0

0

0.0

19.8

0.0

0

2

0

0

0

3.0

0.0

0.0

0

0

0.0

0.0

1
0

1
0

$.0

0.0

®.0

10
3
44.0

33
24
1063.6

1
0
0.0

5
4
59.4

10
3
20.4

SERVI CES
HOTELS A MO OTHER LCDGIMG
T O T A L NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE
VALUE <$ M I L L I O N )




PLACES
KNOWN

28

5

11

2

229.1

130.7

5
2
18.S

0.0

REPORT

PE R IOO

: 31/82

- 12/82

TABLE
D I R E C T IN VESTMENT

DI S T R I B U T I O N

BY

IN DU ST RY GROUP OF U . S . A rr I LI ATE AND C O U N T R Y OF F O R E I G N PA RENT
COMPLET ED

TOTAL

PE RS ON AL
TOTAL
N U MB ER
VALUE

SE RVICES
NUMBER OF CASES
CASES -- VALUE
<$ MI l LIC^:)

KNOatN

BUSINESS SE RVICES
TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES •
NUMBER CASES - - VALUE KNOWN
VALUE C$ MI.LIrr )

ro
vD

AUTO R E PA IR * SE RV I C E S * AND G A R A G E S
TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES -- VALUE KNOWN
VALUE (* M I L L I O N )
AMUSEMENT
TOTAL
NUMBER
VALUE

& RECREATION SERVICES
MUM 3 FA OF CASES
CASES -- VALUE KNOWN
($ MIL LI O N )

H EALTH SERVICES
TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER C A S rS -- VALUE
VALUE C$ M I L L I O N )
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
TOTAL MUM 3 E* OF CASES
NUMBER CASTS -- VALUE
VALUE ($ MI.LI ON)

KNQyN

1
0

—

19B2

C ANAPA

PRANCE

GERMANY

J APAN

n

0
0

0
0
3 •D

a

n

o.o

0.0

29
13
158.0

1
1
45.0

1

1

0

0 .0

0

9.0

1
1

0
0

0
0

Q

101 .6

0.0

0 .0

0
3.0

1
1

0
0

0
0

0
0

a

o.o
?
1
0.5

0
0

0*0
0
0

NETHERLANDS

SWITZERLAND

UNI TED
KINGDOM

ALL
OTHER

0
0

0
0

1
0

0
0

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0

2
1

8
6

3.1

101.5

0
0

0
0

0
0

1

0

0 .0

0
0

0.1

0.0

0.0

2
1

0
0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0 .0

5.0

0
0.0

0 .0

0

1

0

0

0

3.0

0
0.0

*

TOTAL NUMBER Or CASES
NUMBER CASES —
i/ALUE KNOWN
VALUE (I M I L L I O N S )

TRANSACTI ON

0.0

163.5

KNOy N

VII

1

12.5

0.0

n
o
0.0

66

0.0

5.0

0.0

6

2

9

23
6 6 4. 8

3

2

0

1

175.7

18.6

3.0

0.5

1
0

0
0

0.0

0.0

0.0

Q
0
0.0
1
0
0 .0

0 .0

0
0

0.0

0
0

0.0

8
4
7.9

1
1

10 1.6

1
1

9.0

0.1

2

0

0

1

0

163.5

0.0

0.8

0

0.0

0

2

0

1

0

12.5

0.9

5

16

21

2
166.6

173.4

9
130.0

0.0

11

1

NONCLflS3 IF I ABLE : S T A R L I S H M E N T S
NONCLASSIFIABLE ESTABLISHMENTS
TOTAL NUMBER OF CASES
NUMBER CASES -- VALUE KNOWN
VALUE ($ M I_ L I ON >




1
0
0.0

0
0

0
0

0.0

0.0

R E P O R T P E R I GO

: 3 1/8?

- 12/B2

TABLE
PIPECT

IMV r S T H EMT

D I S T R I B U T I O N BY I N D U S T R Y
COMPLETED

T O T A L NUMBER Or CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUE KNQtiN
VALUE ( $ M I L L I 3 N S )

VII

GROUP OF U * S * A F F I L I A T E
TRANSACTI ON! — 1982

TOTAL

CANADA

FRANCE

1
0
0*0

H
0
0.0

O
0
0*0

3 l RM*NY

AND COUNTRY

JAPA*

P

O

0

NETHERLANDS

O
0

0
0.0

OF F O R E I G N PARENT

0.0

SWITZERLAND

I
0
0.0

UNITED
KINGDOM

O
0
0.0

AL L
OTHER

O
0
0.0

0.0

UNKNOWN
TOTAL NUMBER 0= CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUE KNQtiN
VALUE <% MILL 13 NS)

0
0

0
0

0.0

0 *0

0
0

0
0
D.O

0.0

14

23

0
0
o.i

0
0
0.0

o
REAL P R O P E R T Y

6

298
124

95

MILLIONS)

6079.6

3 055 * 4

20 *9

TOTAL NUMBER 0- CASES
NUMBER CASES —
VALUE KNOW N
VALUE <$ M I LL IO NS )

913
370
13912.7

161
59
393*.3

52

66

IB

23
713*7

TOTAL NUMBER
NUMBER CASES
V4LUE

(t

Gr CASES
~
VA LU E KNOWN

2?

3

8
?9S*0

10

12
1

815.3

15 0*0

14 3
44
1069*4

46
14
437.4

4

50
17
1303*5

94
54
432*3

21

180

244

5
180.4

86

121

4201.0

2902*2

2
6*3

GRAND TOTAL




465.3

Anthracite, Bituminous Coal and Lignite Mining (SIC 11 and SIC 12)
Despite declining steel production and reduced electricity demand
worldwide, foreign investment activity in the U.S. coal industry
increased slightly.
Ten completed transactions were identified in
the two coal mining subsectors - one in the anthracite mining
subsector (SIC 11) and 9 in the bituminous coal and lignite mining
subsector (SIC 12). The largest dollar value recorded was $72
million for the 50 percent acquisition of Pyro Mining Corp. of
Indiana by the Costain Group PLC, a London-based construction,
engineering, and mining firm.
Foreign investors in the U.S. coal industry came from 8 countries.
Four were corporations with government ownership ranging from 40
percent to 100 percent. Veba AG, 40 percent owned by the Government
of West Germany, acquired a 15 percent interest in Westmoreland Coal
Company of Pennsylvania for $32.5 million.
Instituto de Industria,
which is 100 percent owned by the Government of Spain, acquired 10
percent of Ashland Coal Inc. of Kentucky for $44.3 million. This
transaction increased the amount of foreign held equity in Ashland
Coal to 35 percent from 25 percent.
(In 1981, Saarbergwerke A.G.,
98 percent owned by the Government of West Germany, acquired 25
percent of Ashland Coal for $102.5 million.)
Holland Carbon Fuels B.V. of the Netherlands acquired a 59 percent
share of Scott's Branch Coal Mine in Pikevilie, Kentucky.
Holland
Carbon Fuels is a joint venture in which equal shares are held by
three partners: Dutch State Mines (owned by the Government of the
Netherlands), Estel/Hoogovens Delfstoffen, and SEP (The Association
of Dutch Electricity Producers).
The final completed transaction by
a company with foreign government ownership was the purchase of Kitt
Energy Corp. of West Virginia by Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), 53 percent
owned by British Petroleum, Co. PLC, 39 percent of which is held by
the Government of the United Kingdom. The transaction was valued at
$55.7 million.
The most frequently utilized mode of investment in the coal industry
last year was the acquisition/merger.
There were 8 acquisitions
recorded. An equity increase and a joint venture accounted for the
remaining completed transactions. Geographically, coal investments
were concentrated in three of the leading coal-producing states;
Kentucky (4 transactions), Pennsylvania, (2 transactions) and West
Virginia (2 transactions).




31

Oil and Gas Extraction (SIC 13) - In 1982, as in 1981, the oil and
gas extraction subsector had the highest number of completed
transactions— 49--and the largest total dollar value— $2.1 billion
(37 values)— in the mining sector. There were no 1982 investments
comparable in size to Kuwait Petroleum Corp.'s $2.5 billion
acquisition of Santa Fe International Corp. (which accounted for
more than half of the 1981 total transaction value figure in the oil
and gas industry).
Yet, in spite of reduced industrial demand and falling crude oil
prices, foreign firms have continued to acquire new leases and to
fund exploration projects, two of which are the largest transactions
in this subsector. The first was American Petrofina Inc.'s
acquisition of a 25 percent interest in Texas Oil & Gas Corp.'s
undeveloped acreage in 16 states, including Texas, Montana, Oklahoma
and Kansas. The two companies also agreed to begin a joint 10-year
drilling and development program, 25 percent of which will be paid
for by American Petrofina, the 74 percent owned affiliate of
Petrofina SA of Belgium. The transaction value was $581.6 million.
The other large transaction was the acquisition of oil leases in the
Diapir Field, 20 miles off Alaska's coast, by Sohio Alaska Petroleum
Co. and B.P. Alaska Exploration Inc. with Mobil Corp.
British
Petroleum has a 45 percent interest in the group through Sohio
Alaska and B.P. Alaska in a transaction valued at $539 million.
Investors from 9 countries invested in the U.S. oil and gas industry
in 1982. Almost one-third of the investments were made by companies
with some foreign government ownership.
The Government of the
United Kingdom through British Petroleum Co.'s holdings in Standard
Oil Co. (Ohio) accounted for most of these— 11. The Government of
Kuwait, through its ownership of Kuwait Petroleum Co., and the
Government of France, through its holdings in Elf Aquitaine S.A.,
each had 2 oil and gas transactions.
Almost three-quarters of the investments (36) in this subsector were
acquisitions. The remaining transactions were joint ventures, equity
increases or other types of investments such as new wells or
drilling expansions.
The activity was concentrated in five states,
three of which were in areas with considerable leasing activity in
1982. Texas accounted for the largest number of transactions (12),
followed by Alaska, Louisiana, Colorado, and California.
More than
half of the completed cases in the oil and gas extraction subsector
(27) were leases acquired by U.S. affiliates or subsidiaries of
foreign companies.
Sohio, which is 53 percent owned by British
Petroleum PLC, and Shell Oil Co., which is 69 percent held by the
Royal Dutch Shell Group, each had 11 leasing transactions.




32




Paper and Allied Products (SIC 26) - Seven investment transactions
were completed during 1982, with 5 of them reporting values
totalling $609 million, about the same as in 1981. Canadian and
British investors accounted for half of the completed transactions
and four-fifths of the total value. Acquisitions (3) and equity
increases (2) were the most frequently utilized methods of
investment.
The two largest transactions in this industry were both
continuations of previously reported 1981 transactions.
James
Goldsmith, an Anglo-French businessmen who held a 40.7 percent share
of Diamond International Corp. through Cavenham Holdings Inc., made
a tender offer for the remaining outstanding shares of Diamond at
yearend 1981. His takeover, valued at $455 million, was completed
in December 1982.
The second largest transaction was also a 1981 holdover.
In 1982,
Kymi Kymmene Oy, a Finnish industrial company, and Great Northern
Nekoosa Corp. formalized their joint venture to build a $522 million
pulp mill in New Augusta, Mississippi. Kymi Kymmene has 20 percent
and Nekoosa 80 percent of the equity of the new joint venture
company, Leaf River Corp. The Finnish firm's participation is
estimated to be $104.4 million.
Brascan Ltd.'s 1982 equity increase in Scott Paper Co. is also a
continuation of this firm's 1981 interest in the Philadelphia-based
paper products firm.
In that year, the Toronto holding company
raised its equity to 20.5 percent from less than 1 percent.
In
1982, Brascan further raised its equity in Scott Paper to 23.3
percent at a cost of just over $20 million.
Brascan Ltd., with
interests in natural resources, consumer products, and financial
services is controlled by Edward and Peter Bronfman through their
holding company Edper Equities Ltd. of Toronto.
Chemicals and Allied Products (SIC 28) - The number of identified
foreign direct investments in this sector totalled 40 in 1982, down
from 51 in the previous year. The number of completed transactions
with known values dropped from 21 in 1981 to 12 in 1982. The
aggregate value of known investments has decreased, principally due
to the fact that the Seagrams Ltd. acquisition of 20 percent of
duPont in 1981 totalled $2.58 billion.
The five largest transactions totalled $415.9 million or 87.5
percent of the total.
These transactions included Badische Corp's,
plant expansion in Williamsburg, Virginia for $120 million, Beecham
Group PLC's purchase of J.B. Williams Co. for $100 million,
Montedison Sp.A.'s acquisition of Kallestad Laboratories Inc. for
$77.0 million, Seagram Ltd.'s equity increase in E.I. duPont Nemours
Co. for $65.1 million, and American Hoechst Corp.'s plant expansion
in Greer, South Carolina for $53.8 million.

33

Machinery, except Electrical (SIC 35) — Nonelectrical machinery
continues to be one of the primary industries for foreign
investors. The number of identified completed transactions dropped
slightly to 42 in 1982, while those with known values (18) showed a
minimal increase. There was, however, a major increase in total
value between 1981 and 1982 — from $122 million to $745 million.
Investors in the nonelectrical machinery industry came almost
exclusively from the industrialized countries. Japan and West
Germany, the largest investors with 10 transactions each, accounted
for almost half of the transactions; followed by the United Kingdom,
Canada, and France. The primary mode of investment in this industry
for 1982 was acquisitions (22 transactions) followed by ten new
plants or expansions.
Metal cutting machine tools and electronic computing equipment were
the most attractive subsectors, with five transactions each and
total values of $318 million and $227 million, respectively.
These
two subsectors accounted for 73 percent of the total value
identified for the industry.
Four source countries accounted for 28 of the 40 transactions.
Nine
investments came from the United Kingdom, seven each from Japan and
West Germany and five from Switzerland.
More than half of the investments were concentrated in four states;
nine in Texas, five in North Carolina, and four in both Delaware and
New Jersey.
1982 investment modes included twelve acquisitions or mergers,
twelve new plants, seven joint ventures and five plant expansions.
During 1982, there were 2 significant transactions in the
non-electrical machinery industry: AMCA International Corp., a New
Hampshire-based manufacturer of fabricated structural steel
products, acquired Giddings & Lewis Inc. of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin,
a producer of machine tools for $310 million. AMCA is indirectly
controlled by Canadian Pacific Ltd., a Montreal-based transportation
and natural resources company.
The other notable transaction
involves the $222 million takeover of Applicon Inc. by Schlumberger
NV, a Netherlands Antilles investment company controlled by the
Schlumberger family of Paris, France.




34

Electric and Electronic Equipment (SIC #36) - The number of
completed foreign direct investment transactions identified in the
electric and electronic equipment totalled 34 in 1982, down 5 from
the 1981 total.
In aggregate value, there was a sharp decrease from
$429 million in 1981 to $196 million in 1982.
The primary mode of investment in this industry was by acquisition
(15 transactions), followed by 8 new plants or expansions.
Investors from the United Kingdom accounted for nine of the fifteen
acqui si tions.
More than half of the foreign direct investment transactions took
place in four states — California led with eight, followed by New
York, Florida and New Jersey. The remainder were scattered
throughout the eastern United States.
As in 1981, Japan and the United Kingdom were the principal source
countries, accounting for 21 of the 34 completed transactions.
Other source countries with at least two investments were West
Germany, Canada, and Sweden.
The two most significant transactions were by Siemens AG (West
Germany's largest electrical company), which increased its ownership
to 85 percent of Siemens-Al1is Inc. (Atlanta, Georgia) by acquiring
an additional 35 percent from its joint venture partner
A11is-Chalmers Corp., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for $75 million; and the
Plessey Company Ltd., (a major British telecommunications equipment
manufacturer) acquisition for $57 million of Stromberg-Carlson1s
telephone switching operations in Florida, New York, and Oklahoma.
Retail Trade (SICs 52-59) — 1982 Foreign direct investment activity
in the retail sector remained about the same as in 1981, with 42
cases identified during 1982. Values for 18 of the 1982
transactions amounted to $540 million, while values for 27 in 1981
total led $659 mi 11 ion.
The most active retail subsector was apparel and accessory stores
with 11 investments, followed by eating and drinking places with 9
identified transactions. Although the general merchandise stores
subsector had only 3 transactions with known values, the $408
million total represented over 75 percent of the total known value
for the retail sector. One large transaction was primarily
responsible.
BAT Industries, a British diversified retail chain
that has acquired numerous retail ventures in the United States —
including Saks Fifth Avenue, Gimbels, Brown and Williamson Tobacco
Company, Kohl Food and Department Stores, and Appleton Papers Inc.
— acquired the Marshall Fields Department Store chain for $365
mi 11 ion.




35

Canada and the United Kingdom accounted for over 45 percent of the
total number of transactions with 10 each.
Foreigners invested in
retail trade in 13 states, with New York having the greatest
concentration (15) followed by Florida (5). Investments in New York
were mainly in speciality apparel stores and boutiques. As in
previous years, the modes of investment most often utilized by
foreign investors in this sector were to establish their own
ventures (24) or to acquire existing operations (14).
Banking (SIC 60) — During calendar 1982, 39 completed banking
transactions were identified.
Thirty-one of the completed cases had
reported values, which totalled $1.2 billion.
The increase in
banking subsector value figures from 1981 to 1982 is primarily due
to a change in data recordation rather than an increase in
investment activity. Calendar 1982 is the first year in which
capitalization figures for foreign bank Edge Act companies,
Agreement Corporations, branches, and agencies were used as proxies
for investment values by the Federal Reserve Board.
In terms of
completed investment cases, the number actually fell significantly
from 71 to 39 during the period.
Most of the completed 1982 banking investments by foreign firms were
in New York, California, and Florida, with these states accounting
for about 85 percent of the total. As in recent years, the large
number of foreign bank establishments in New York is partly related
to the tendency of foreign parent banks to choose New York as a
"home state." The choice of a "home state" is required under
provisions of the International Banking Act of 1978.
During 1982, investors from Brazil (6), France (5), Italy (4), and
Hong Kong (3), accounted for almost half the completed
transactions.
Thus, the majority of completed banking investments
were produced by investors from countries other than the traditional
major source countries. Banking activity on the part of investors
from these countries suggests a desire to establish a firm financial
presence in the United States under provisions of relatively
friendly regulatory legislation.
In prior years, foreign parent
banks, principally from the industrial countries of Europe and
Japan, had acquired existing U.S. banks or established U.S. agencies
or branches.
During 1982, the overwhelming majority of completed
foreign banking investments involved new establishments in the form
of agencies, branches, Edge Act companies, and Agreement
Corporations.
By the close of the period, two major transactions were identified.
The first was Arab Banking Corp.'s (Bahrain) establishment of a new
branch in New York City, with U.S. assets of $454 million.
The
second was Istituto Bancario San Paolo di Torino's (Italy)
acquisition of 85 percent of First Los Angeles Bank for $56 million.




36

Services —

(SIC 72-89)

As in most of the other industries, the number of transactions
identified during 1982 in the services sector declined.
There were
38 transactions identified during this period with values known for
17 in the amount of $435 million, compared to 50 transactions in
1981 with values known for 17 in the amount of $414 million.
The subsector SIC 73 — Business Services — remained popular with
foreign investors as in previous years. There were 29 transactions
identified with values for 13 totalling $158 million.
While most of
the investments in this subsector were computer and data gathering
services, the largest transaction was the acquisition of New York based Compton Communications, an advertising agency, by the British
advertising agency Saatchi and Saatchi for $57 million.
Two other noteworthy transactions took place in the services
sector. In the Automotive Services sector, Deanlake Investment,
(Hong Kong), controlled by Thomas Chen Tseng Tao, acquired the
parking lot and real estate operations of All right Auto Parks of
Texas for $101 million.
In Health Services, Hoffmann LaRoche, the
giant Swiss multinational pharmaceutical company, acquired
Biomedical Reference Lab, a North Carolina clinical lab testing
service for $165 million. These three transactions accounted for
$323 million, or 74 percent of the total value known for this sector
for 1982.
Investments in this service sector originated in fifteen countries.
As with other industries, the traditional foreign source countries
remained the most active investors, with the United Kingdom
contributing 11 and Japan, 5. Other countries had less than four
each.
Sixteen states were the benefactors of these investments, with no
particular geographical concentration. New York lead with 7
investments. Maryland and Texas followed with five each. Other
states had three or less.




37

Real Property — For the year 1982, 298 commercial real estate
investments were identified, which involved foreign investors in the
purchase and development of U.S. real property. Of these, 124
transactions had known values, totalling $6.1 billion. Seventeen of
the 124 had values in excess of $100 million.
(Purchases of
agricultural land and of individual residential units are not
included in this report).
These 298 real estate transactions comprised one third of all the
direct investment transactions identified in 1982, and accounted for
43 percent of the annual value of all transactions on which values
were established. Real estate's share of total foreign direct
investment has fluctuated annually, but in absolute dollar terms
grew annually until 1981. Last year, the value declined from the
1981 level of $7.4 billion.
Canadians maintained their dominance as the principal foreign
investors in this sector, accounting for 95 transactions, one-third
of the total in this sector. By value, 29 of these investments on
which values were established, accounted for $3.1 billion, over half
the total identified sector value. Nevertheless, the number of 1982
Canadian real property investments was only about one half of the
comparable 1981 figure.
The Canadians were followed by the British, who accounted for 50
investments, with 17 identified values totalling $1.3 billion.
Third in the real estate sector were the Japanese with 23
investments, for which 10 values were identified, aggregating $815
mi 11 ion.
In terms of the size of their investments, the Canadians were again
at the forefront, with the big developers and real estate holding
companies — Bramalea, Cadil lac-Fairview, Campeau, Carina,
Markborough Properties, the Bronfmans (through Olympia and York),
and Trizec — committing $2.4 billion in just 9 projects of over
$100 million each. MEPC Ltd., European Ferries Ltd., and an
unidentified investor group, all of the United Kingdom, committed a
further $665 million in four other large projects.




38

Pending Transactions
In addition to the 900 plus investments identified as completed
during 1982, there were 232 cases pending at the close of the year
Estimated values were available for 91 of these pending
transactions, with an aggregate total of $3.9 billion.
One of the most interesting features of the pending transactions was
the large number of potential investments accounted for by investors
headquartered in Japan (see Table VIII). The 80 Japanese
investments pending a exceeded the number for the other major source
countries, the United Kingdom (49) and Canada (27).




39

REPORT P E R I O D

: 31/i ? - 1 2 / ^ 2
TABLE VIII

SOURCE

C O UN TR IE S

W H B ER
OF CASES
2 32

PRINCIPAL

S"> JR3 I

NUMBER CA SE S/
VALUE KNOW N

VALU E
($ M I LL IO N)

91

3*870.5

COUNTRIES

203

78

2* 86 4. 9

C A N AD A
ER A MCE
G E R M A N Y * FE DE R A L REP
JAPAN
NETHERLANDS
SW IT ZERLAND
UNITED K[ N 3 DO M

27
13
21
80
10
3
49

12
5
11
15
6
2
27

72 0.4
54 .6
417.1
700.7
51.2
4.9
916. 0

lf>

4

74.9

1
2
2
5

0
1
1
2

0.0
1.6
0.3
73.0

4

1

40.0

4

1

1

1

63.5

1

1

63 .5

OTHER EUROPE

AUSTRIA
BELGIUM
ITALY
SWEDEN
OPEC C O U N T R I E S

SAUDI
OTHER

1982

*
o
•
o

TO T A L

- PENDING CASES

mjp

AR ABIA

0L[ EAST

UNITED

ARAB




EMIRATES

RE PO RT P E R I O D

: 0 1 / 8 2 - 1J/82
T43LF

VIII

SOURCE COUNTRIES -

NUMBER
OF C A S E S

OTHER A S I A AND P A C I F I C

CHI RAC T AI W A *i>
HONG KON3

OTHER WESTERN! HEMI SPHERE

ARGENT i m
BRAZIL
NE T HERLA NDS
PANAMA

;

all

other

countries

SOUTH

fS

VALUE
M ILLION>

4

2

86*0

1
3

1
1

20*0

5

2

656.5

1
1
2
1

1
0
1
0

650*0
0*0
6*5
0* 0

3

2

3 2 .7

3

2

3 2 .7

2

1

66.0

•

o

1

I




APRI CA

NUMBER C A S E S /
value m om

CM
in

UNKNOWN!

ANTILLES

PfMJIMS CASES 19S2




APPENDIX A.

LISTING OF INVESTMENT TRANSACTIONS
by

STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION (SIC)

42




S.I.C. Lookup Table
SIC

Description

01
02
07
08
09

Agriculture
Agricultural Production - Crops
Agricultural Production - Livestock
Agricultural Services
Forestry
Fishing, Hunting § Trapping

10
11
12
13
14

Mining
Metal Mining
Anthracite Mining
Bituminous Coal § Lignite Mining
Oil § Gas Extraction
Non-Metallic Minerals, exc Fuel

15
16
17

Construction
General Building Contractors
Heavy Construction Contractors
Special Trade Contractors

20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39

Manufacturing
Food § Kindred Products
Tobacco Manufactures
Textile Mill Products
Apparel § Other Textile Products
Lumber § Wood Products
Furniture § Fixtures
Paper § Allied Products
Printing § Publishing
Chemicals § Allied Products
Petroleum § Coal Products
Rubber § Misc. Plastics Products
Leather § Leather Products
Stone, Clay § Glass Products
Primary Metal Industries
Fabricated Metal Products
Machinery exc. Electrical
Electric § Electronic Equipment
Transportation Equipment
Instruments § Related Products
Misc. Manufactures

43




S.I.C Lookup Table Continued
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49

Transportation § Public Utilities
Railroad Transportation
“
Local § Interurban Passenger Transit
Trucking § Warehouse
U.S. Postal Service
Water Transportation
Transportation by Air
Pipe Lines, exc. Natural Gas
Transportation Services
Communication
Electric, Gas § Sanitary Services

50
51

Wholesale Trade
Wholesale Trade - Durable Goods
Wholesale Trade - Nondurable Goods

52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59

Retail Trade
Building Materials § Garden Supplies
General Merchandise Stores
Food Stores
Automotive Dealers § Service Stations
Apparel § Accessory Stores
Furniture § Home Furnishings Stores
Eating § Drinking Places
Miscellaneous Retail

60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67

Finance, Insurance § Real Estate
Banking
Credit Agencies Other Than Banks
Security, Commodity Brokers
Insurance Carriers
Insurance Agents, Brokers
Real Estate
Combined Real Estate/Insurance
Holding 5 Other Investment Offices

70
72
73
75
76
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
86
88
89

Services
Hotels § Other Lodging
Personal Services
Business Services
Auto Repair Services, etc.
Misc. Repair Services
Motion Pictures
Amusement 5 Recreation Services
Health Services
Legal Services
Educational Services
Social Services
Museums, Botonical Gardens, etc.
Membership Organizations
Private Households
Miscellaneous Services

91-97

Puiblic Administration
Administration

99

Non-Classifiable Establishments
Non-Classifiable Establishments

44




Nationality Lookup Table

AR
AS
All
BA
BD
BE
BR
CA
Cl
CJ
CO
DA
IR
EG
FI
FR
GE
GI
GJ
GV
HK
IN
IR
IS
IT
JA
KS
KU
LS
LY
MX
NA
NL
NO
PM
SA
SN
SO
SP
SW
SY
SZ
TC
TD
TH
TW
UK
VE
VI

Argentina
Australia
Austria
Bahrain
Bermuda
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Cayman Islands
Columbia
Denmark
Ireland
Egypt
Finland
France
Germany, Fed. Rep.
Gibralter
Grenada
Guinea
Hong Kong
India
Iran
Israel
Italy
Japan
Korea
Kuwait
Liechtenstein
Libya
Mexico
Netherlands Antilles
Netherlands
Norway
Panama
Saudi Arabia
Singapore
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Syria
Switzerland
United Arab Emirates
Trinidad and Tobogo
Thailand
China, Taiwan
United Kingdom
Venezuela
Virgin Islands, British

45

SIC

SUMMARY REPORT
IN V ESTM ENT I N T HE UN I T E D

FOREI GN D I R E C T

STATES

1 982
LOCATION

0181
0181
02 52
02 54
09 21

ARMSTRONG N U R S E R I E S I KC *
HOLMES NURSERY
PO K E T Y
C - P CO.
ANADROMOUS I NC *
( T H E ) HANNA M I NI NG CO
C H I N O MINES C P .
C I T I F S S E R V I C E CD' S CCPPER O P E R A T I C
COPPER E X P L O R A T I O N LEASE
COPPER MINE
NEWMONT M I M I N G CHRP
GOLD GUARRf MINERAL LANDS
HECLA M I N I V G - C A N . NATURAL RESOURCES
GULF RESOURCES I CHEMI CAL CORF*
S I L V E R DOLLAR MIMING CO E T AL
ANACONDA C O R K ’ S MOLYBDENUM P R O J E C T
MOLYBDENUM PROCESSI NG PLANT
COGEMA I NC
P A T H F I N D E R MI MES C ORP.
P A T H F I N D E R H I N E S C ORP.
RESERVE O I L & MI NERALS CORPf S M I N I N
AVERY COAL C O .
I N T E R N A T I O N A L A N T H R A C I T E COf S MINE
AMAX COAL I N C - K A W A S A K I S T E E L J V
ASHLAND COAL INC*
COAL LEASE
COAL MINE DEVELOPMENT C O .
CORAL CANYON HI NE
DEHUE MI NE E T AL
GRAND MESA & BLUE RI BBON COAL MI NES
HARLAN FUEL CO.
K I I T ENERGY C O R P .
PYRO MI NING C O .
R I L D A & T I E FORK CANYONS MI NES
SC CT T f S BRANCH COAL MI NE
S T U R G I S COAL M * E
WESTMORELAND CCAL CO*
WH EEE R I GH T COAL PROPERTY AND PLANT
ALASKA NAT P E T RESERVE O I L L E ASE S
ALASKA NAT* P E T . RESERVE O I L LEASES
ALASKA N A T . P E T . RESERVE O I L LEASES
AMERICAN G J A S A R - C O N t t U E S T - S O H I 0 JV
AMOCO- SANTA F E I N A T #L O I L e x p l VENT
ANDOVER OI L CO
BEAUFORT SEA 0 I L / G A S LEASES
BEAUFORT SEA C I L / S A S LEASES

ONTAR 10
T AMPA
CAMBRI DSE
OMAHA
S T . HE LE NS
CLE VE LAND
HURLEY
M I AMI

1011
1021
1021
10 2 1
10 2 1
10 2 1

41
1041
10 4 4
1044
1 0 61
1061
1094
1094
1094
1094

10

11 11
1111
1211
121 1
121 1
1211
1211
12 1 1
1211
1211
1211
1211
12 11
1211
1211
121 1
1211

1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311




SILVER C IT Y
NEW YORK
KI NGMAN
HOUSTON
WAL LACE
TONAPAK

F OR E I G N
CA
fl

MD

HE
OR
OH
NM
A2
MN
NM
NY
\iV
AZ
TX
ID

m

WA
MASHI NGT ON
DC
SAN FRANC I SCOCA
RIVERTON
UY
NM
PA
H ILIPSBUR G
PA
POTTSVILLE
B E L L E AYR
WY
ASHLAND
KY
SP R I N G OR Ay
yY
BE A R I N G R I V E R AK
WY
WV
CO

CLEVELAND
EVANSVILLE
P I KEV I L L E
STURGIS
PHILADELPHIA

T UL S A

KY
OH
IN
UT
KY
KY
PA
KY
AK
AK
AK
KS
OK
AK
AK

NAT

I NVE ST OR

MOET CHAND ON * MERCIER & HENNESSY
P I N E S * OR* RICARDO
HA DID f HOHAMHEO
I MP E R I AL GROUP L T D .
U N I T E D K I N G D O M 3 0 V T . OF ( T H E )
CONRAD & MONTAGU BLACK
U N I T E D KINGDOM* GOVT OF
OP PENHEI ME R * HARRY F*
U N I T E D KINGDOM* 3 0 V T * OF C THE )
RO L I DE N A3
OP PENH E TME R * HARRY F
OPPENHEI ME R * HARRY F*
C ANA DI AN NAT URAL RESOURCES L T D .
AL AN CLHRE
F A I S A L AB U ~K H& OR A E T AL
C . I T O H & CCU LTD
RI O T I N T O - Z I N C CORP. L T D .
FR A NCE* S O V T D=
FRANCE* GO V f T DF
FR ARC E * GOVT Or
U N I T E D KINGDOM* GOVT OF
ALEXANDER GORENJ
F R A N C E , S O V T Oc
KAWASAKI S T F E L CORP.
G o v n OF SPAIN!
R O Y A L DUTCH SHELL GROUP
HYUNDAI GROUP ET AL
JAPAN* 00V * T O r
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
TOYO MENKA KAISHA L T D .
SEAMAN BROTHERS
GOVT OF T H E UNI T ED KINGDOM
CO S T A I N SR OUP LTD
MARUBENI C 0 R D
N E T H E R L A ND S * S O V ' T OF
C O S T A I N HOLDI NGS LTD*
WEST GERMAMY* SOVT OF
HARRY F* 0 PPENHE I HE R
U N I T E D KINGDOM* G O V T . OF ( T HF )
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL GROUP
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
GO V*T OF T H E U V I T E D KINGDOM
GOVT OF K U W A I T
K U y A I T * SOVERMMEMT OF
ROYAL DUT C H SHELL GROUP
U N I T E D KINGDOM* S O V T . OF ( T H E )

FA

FR
VE
SA
UK
UK
CA
UK
S0
UK
SW
SO
so
CA
UK
SA
JA
UK
FR
FR
FR
UK
IS
FR
JA
SP
NL
KS
JA
NL
JA
CA
UK
UK
JA
NL
UK
GE
SO
UK
NL
NL
UK
KU
KU
NL
UK

TYPE
AM
AM
AM
JV
AM
El
<*r
AM
AM
JV
El
AM
JV
El
AM
AM
NP
OT
AM

VALUE

complete

4*0

90.0
68*6

18.9

7*8
37*1
14*6
400*0
4®.0

or
AM
El
El
JV
El
AM
JV
AM
AM
JV
AM
AM
AM
JV
AM
OT
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
JV
JV
AM
AM
AM

S TAT US
PENDI NG

•

US F I RM NAME

00

SI C

44*3
17.9
•1

2.2

55*7
72*0

32.5
1.9
3.3
.3
53.0
§7*5
150.0
1*7

COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDI NG
PE NDI NG
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
C OMPL ET E
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLET E
PENDI NG
PENDI NG
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
C OMPLET E
COMPL ET E
PE NDI NG
PENDI NG
COMPLETE
PE NDI NG
COMPLETE
P E NDI NG
C OMPL ET E
PE NDI NG
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
P E NDI NG
COMPLETE
PENDI NG
COMPLET E
COMPLETE
PE NDI NG
PE NDI NG
PE NDI NG
PENDI NG
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
P E NDI NG
PE NDI NG

SIC

FOREIGN D I R EC T

SUMMARY RE*PORT
I NV E S T ME NT I N T H E U N I T E D

STATES

1 9® 2
SIC

US FI RM

1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
131.1
1311
1311
1311
131 1
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
131 1
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311
1311

BEAUFORT SEA O I L / GA S L EASES
CONOCO I N C - T R I C E N T R O L RESOURCES JV
CORAL PE T ROLE UM DEV. CO*S O I L 3ROPE
DECA E W E R Gf C O R P ' S L E A S E HOLDINGS
DIAMOND SNA HR PC K C O R P . - I N P E X JV
E XC EL EMER3Y CORP»S O I L P R O P E R T I E S
GUARD IAN O I L CO.
MACSON P E T R O L E U M COR P *S O I L LE ASE S
HA MI L T O N B R O S . PETROLEUM CORP.
I S L E RESOURCES INC*S oV
MC F AR LAN E O I L CO
KCMORAN F R E E P O R T INC f S O I L / G A S L t AS
MC MOK AN O I L & 0 AS CO . f S O I L L E ASE S
O I L LEASE
OI L LEASES ( 1 1 T RA C T S )
OIL LEASES ( 1 2 )
OIL LEASES C I S )
O I L L E A S E S C4>
O I L tLEASES 1 9 )
O I L L E A S E S - L I T T L E CLARK F I E L D
O I L L E AS E S - T R AC TS 12 + 36
0 1 L/ GAS
91 L A S AS L E A S E - F U G P N E I SLAND 3 16
OIL/GAS L E A S E -T R A C T #8
OIL/GAS LEASES
01 L / f AS LEA S E S
OIL/GAS LEASES
OI L/ GAS L EASE S
O I L / (5 AS L E A S E S
OIL/GAS LEASES
OIL/GAS LEASES
OIL/GAS LEASES
01 L AS AS L E A S E S
OIL/GAS LEASES
01 L AG AS L E A S E S
OIL/GAS LEASES (2)
O I L / G A S L E A S E S €6 )
P A C I F I C ENERGY I NV E S T ME NT S
PARADOX B A S I N O I L L E A S E S
PO y CO O I L
SAS INC * S ASSE T S
SAG D E L T A - O U C K ISLAND p R0 J E C T
SHELL C A L I F O R N I A P R ODU CT I ON I M C .
SO H I O *S L PS P R O J E C T
T AURUS O I L C O R P .
T E X A S O I L 4 GAS COR P f S O I L L E A S E S
T E X AS G UL F 5 R 0 U P * S WELL E XPANSI O N




NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN
ak

ST.

MARIA

BASCA
TX
SUMMI T COUNTY UT
GOVE
KS
HOUSTON
TX
ANADARKO BAS I OK
DENVER
CO
TX
HOUSTON
TX
B ANADARKO BASOK
LA
ST MARIA B A S I C A
PRUDHOE BAY
AK
KS
GULP OF M E X T C T X
G ULF OF " E X I C T X
K E NA I
AK
L I T T L E CREEK MI
BEAUFORT SEA AK
PRUDHOE BAY
AK
GULP OF ME X I C T X
- •CONCEPTI ON
C.A
MONTEREY
CA
BEAUFORT SEA AK
BEAUFORT SEA AK
BEAUFORT SEA AK
BEAUFORT SEA AK
BEAUFORT SEA AK
GULF OF ME* I C L A
GULF OF ME X I C L A
BEAUFORT SEA AK
GULF OF ME X I CL A
GULF OF MEXI C LA
GULF OF MEX I C L A
SANT A BARBARACA
MONTEZUMA CTYCO
DALLAS
TX
PRUDHOE BAY
AK
CA
PRUDHOE BAY
AK
DENVER
CO
TX
LA

I NVE ST OR

U N I T E D K I N G D O M * G OV T . OF ( T H E )
TR I C E N T R O L PLC
TR I CENT ROL PLC
BR CNF MAN
F AMI L Y
I N D O N E S I A N PETROLEUM L T D
V I T O L TRAD ING T RUST NV
GOVT OF FRANCE
U N I T E D KINGDOM* 3QVT OF
A . P . VOLVO
TEXAS E N F R 6 Y LTD
GLOBAL NAT URAL RESOURCES P R O P E R T I E S
U N I T E D KINGDOM* 3 0 V T OF
U N I T E D KINGDOM* SOVT OF
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
MAURICE F . STR0N3 E T AL
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
BRONFMAN F A M I L Y
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
ROYAL D UT C H SHELL GROUP
ROYAL DUT C H SHELL GROUP
U N I T E D KINGDOM* 30V T OF
U N I T E D KINGDOM* GOBT OF
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
U N I T E D K I VIG DOM * SOVT OF ( T H E )
U N I T E D KINGDOM* SOVT OF
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
U N I T E D KIM G DOM* GOVT OF
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GRPUP
€T l- E) B R I T I S H PETROLEUM CO L T D
ROYAL DUT C H SHELL GROUP
ROYAL D UT C H SHELL GROUP
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
BRONFMAN F A M I L Y
BRONFMAN F A M I L Y
U N I T E D KINGDOM* GOVT OF
FRANCE* &OVT Qr
SECRGE S . 3 . TAN
TR I C E NT R O L PLC
TOYO MENKA KAISHA L T D
U N I T E D KINGDOM* SOVT OF
ROYAL DUT CH SHELL GROUP
U N I T E D KINGDOM* SOVT OF
K H A L I D BI N F^HO AL F A I S A L
P E T R O F I N A SA
FRANCE* SO V #T OF

NAT

T Y PE

UK
UK
UK
CA
JA
NA
FR
UK
SW
UK
UK
UK
UK
NL
NL
CA
NL
CA
NL

AM
JV
AM
A.M
JV
AM
El
AM
AM
JV
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM

HI

m

NL
UK
UK
NL
UK
UK
NL
UK
NL
UK
NL
NL
NL
CA
CA
UK
FR
HK
UK
JA
UK
NL
UK
SA
BE
FR

AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
&M
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
AiM
AM
&M
AM
AM
AM
AM
JV
OT
PE
AM
AM

valm
11.7
45.0
2.0

3.5

75.8
5.0
44.0
8.5
.1
1.0
1 . 6

107.8
.6

.3
1.0
1 .1

9.5
.3
7.4
539.0
1.8

69.8
3.3
1.6
10 .2

7.6
75.6
.2

.3
8.2
2.0

7.7
30.0

171.1
.5
581.6

STATUS
PE NDI NG
PENDING
C OMPL ET E
COMPLET E
C OMPLET E
COMPLETE
COMPLET E
PE NDI NG
COMPLETE
COMPLET E
COMPLETE
COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
COMPLETE
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
PE NDI NG
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLETE
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
C OMPL ET E
PENDI NG
COMPLET E
COMPLETE
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E

SIC
FOREIGN

DIRECT

SIC

US F I KM MA'IE

LOCATION

1311
1311
1311
1311
13a l
13 8 2
1382
1382
1382
13 82.
1422
1423
14 7 5
1475
1521
1522
1541
1542
111 1
20 1 3
2026
2033
2033
2034
2034
2041
2043
2065
2015
2084
20 8 4
20 85
208b
2086
208 6
2091
2092

THCMSON-JENSEN ENERGY LTD
TOSCO CORP-JAPAN NAT • L OIL CO RP JV
TR IC ENTP DL RESOURCES INC.
WANS-I SHI T“ X A S TNC.
MI CL AND SOUTHWEST CORP.
ARABIAN SHI FLO DEVELOPMENT CO.
EX Cr L ENERi Y CORP
GEOCONSULT INC.
PETROTECH IMC
SA8A OIL & GAS CORP
BOSTON INDUSTRIES CORF.
GENSTAR STD ME PRODUCTS CO.
HOPEWELL'S phosphate pine
PBCSPHATE M I NF
FERINE!. HOMEPUILDER I MC
TOQA CONSTRUCTION OF CALIFORNIA
S. A. HEALY CO .
POLYGON C OR P •
SAM P . WALLACE CO* INC.
KEYSTONE FD CDS CORP.

DALLAS
SAND MASH
DENVER

20*39

2211
2211
2221
2241
2271
228 1
2291
2341

CRCWLEY FOODS

INC.
A* L. STEUA«T & SONS CO.
DU FF Y- H O T T C O . I N C .

AKF F^ODS INC
ENWAY IMC.
NEM FNCyLAN) MILLING
BUSCH I N D U S T R I A L P R D T S .
COMET C ONFECT 10MERY

I MC .

KYCWA HAKKO
MGUEI*
SCHRAMSBER" /R FMT
BA PTC*' BRANDT L T D .
C O C A- CO L A B O T T L I N G C O .
HI NCKLEY & S CHM IT T I N C .
HOLLAND HOUSE BRANDS CO.
SE A K L I P P r I S H CO. L T D .
NI CKERSON SEAFOODS
AMERICAN I N D U S T R I E S C € . I N C .
AM E R I CAM SC ML AF HOPS T

GOLDIES PI DU ?T PIES INC*
VEROSOL USA
OPTICAL FB E P DI»'. OF -»DUPONT
PLCOMSRURO CARPET INDLSTRIES INC.
AK70WA INC
LUTRAVIL CO.
MUNS I NGWE
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SUMMARY R E P O R T
INVESTMENT IN T H E
1 982

TX
UT
CO
OK
TX
TX
CO
CO
MT
TX
TX
MD

Midland
DALLAS
DENVER
DFNVER
ST CLAIR
HOUSTON
SAN ANTONIS
FREDERICK
TAMPA
fl
TAMPA
FL
CLEARWATER
FL
IRVINE
CA
CHICAGO
IL
BELLEVUE
WA
DALLAS
TX
PA
BRYN MAWR
BINGHAMTON
NY
CHERRYFIELC ME
NEW YORK
NY
PRESQUEISLF ME
PORTLAND
OR
MA
AYER
LAFAYETTE
IN
VT
ST. ALBANS
CAPE GIRA RDEAMC

NAPA VALLEY CA
CHICAGO
IL
NH
SALEM
CHICAGO
IL
RIDGEFIELD
NJ
WA
SEATTLE
LOWELL
MA
SAN F RANCISCOCA
CHARLOTTE
NC
MEW YORK
NY
PITTSBURGH
PA
WILMINGTON
DE
PA
BLOOMSRURG
NC
ASHEVILLE
DURHAM
NC
MINNEAPOLIS MN

UNITED

STATES

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

THOMSON FAMILY
GOVT OF JAPAN
TRICENTROL PLC
W A N B I S H I SANGYO
CONRAD & G• MOMTAGU BLACK
KHALIO IBN A30ULLAH IBN ABOUL
VITSL TRADING TRUST NV
FRANCE* 6 0 VT 0^
UK TEMPERANCE S SENL PROVIDENT I N S T
HERBERT R. T OW M I N G
R E CLAUD PLC
GENSTAR LTD.
ZINOR HOLDINGS LTD
ZE N - N O H
LE CROUPE FERRET SAVINEL
TOD# CONSTRUCTION CO.
UN IDENTIFIED
POLYGON IMVESTMEMTS LTD

CA
JA
UK
JA
CA
SA
NA
FR
UK
UK
UK
CA
CA
JA
FR
JA
IT
CA
SA
UK
NL
CA
UK
CA
JA
IT
BE
CA
JA
FR
FR
UK
JA
FR
UK
NO
CA
JA
GE
UK
NL
JA
UK
NL
GE
JA

PHARAONt

G HAI TH

NORTHERN FOODS LTD*
KONINKLIJK E VESSANEN NV
OXFORD FROZEN FOOOS LTD*
CA DBURY-SC HWEPPES LTD.
MCCAIN FOODS LTD*
RESTAURANT SKYLARK C O *
I T A U S R A N I SPA
BAR®N LAMBERT
COMET CONFECTIONERY LTD.
KYCWA HAKKO KOSYO C O * L T D *
M O U C I X FAMILY
E* REMY MARTIN & CIE SA
AMALGAMATED DISTILLED PROOUCTS PLC
KIRIN BREWERY CO. LTO.
CIE GENERALE DES EAUX SA
CADBURY SCHWEPPES LTD.
SEA KLIPP
J . E . A . NICKERSON
NAKANO VINEGAR C O .
SCHLAFHORST & C® KG
THE CHARTERHOUSE GROUP PLC
VEROSOL V A C U U M METALLIZING B V
M I T S U B I S H I RAYON C O .
RE ADI C U T . I N T * L L T D .

LTO

AK Zd N.V*
FREUDENBERG FAMILY
C

ITOH

*

CO*

T 3 Y D B O & CO A N D D E S C E N

TYPE

VALUE

OT
JV
OT
PE

El
ri
EI
OT
El
AM
AM

PE

•3
70 .4
1L3.0

OT
OT
OT
OT
AM
OT
El

AM
AM
AM
AM

El

69.1
16.4
60*0

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JV
HP
AM

.3

FtP

• If

m

HP
JV
AM
AM
AM
AM
HP
AM
m
HP
AM
NIP
AM
AM
El

38.0

16.5

5.5

68.0

10*§
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STATUS
COMPLETE
PEN0IN6
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENDING
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTM ENT IN THE UMITEO STATES
19*2
SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN IN VEST DR

NAT

TYPE

2426
2435
2499
25 1 1
2542
2611
2611
2611
26 1 1
2621
2631
2631
2651
2651
2651
2711
2^11
2711
2711
2721
2721
2721
2721
2721
273 1
2731
2731
2752
28
2813
2813
2813
2813
2819
2819
2819
28 l c
2§ 19
2821
2821
2821
2821
2821
2821
2822
2 82 3

HARRIS MANUFACTURING CO*
PLEASANT HILL VENEER CORP
CLEAN NATURAL FIRELOG INC.
VELDA U . S .
LY CN METAL PRODUCTS INC.*
KEYES FI BE-* CO*
LEAF KIVER CORP.
SCOTT PAP FA CO.
SCCTT PAPE* CO.
SCCTT PAPFR CC.
CROWN ZELLERBACH CORP-SETTSU JV
DIAMOND INTERNATIONAL CORP
BRIK PAK IHC
DIAMOND i m T ' L COPP«S PKG DIV
FO ROEM CO.
BOSTON HFRALD AMERICAN
DAILY MIN IMG GAZETTE
DOLLAR SAVER SHOPPERS GUIDE
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
BUREAU OF MATIGNAL AFFAIRS
CAMBRIDGE SCIfMTIFIC ABSTRACTS
INAT *L THOMSON TECHNOLOGY INF ORMAT I'
INTERNATIONAL REPORTS INC
UNIDENTIFIED MAO AZINE PUBLISH FR
DEVELOP. SYSTEM CORP9 S PUBL* OPERAT
ELSEVIER INC.
JOHN dF.ATHERH ILL INC
STANDARD COLDR PRINT-TKS JV
MARION LABS J V
AIRCG I N C
AMERGIES INC. J . V .
CARDOX CORP
LIQUID AIR CORPS PLANT
BA 0 I SCHE CORP.
E. I* OU PONT o r NEMOLRS CO*
ELECTROCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES CORP
MORT 0 M-N0 Rtf IC H PRODUCTS INC.
NOVRY C H E M I C A L CORP
AMERICAN HOECHST CORP.
E* I* DU POMT CE NEMOURS CO*
E. I \ DU PCM T h-F MOORS CO*

JOHNSON CITY TN
PLEASANT HILLMO
COLUMBUS
OH
PA
LOCK HAVEN
AURORA
TL
STAMFORD
CT
NFW AUGUSTA MS
wINSLOV
ME
WINSLOW
ME
LA
PORT TOtfNSENDWA
NEW YORK
NY
DALLAS
TX
LOCKLAMD
OH
MADISON
yi
BOSTON
MA
HOUGHTON
MI
JACKSONVILLE FL
WASHINGTON
DC
OC
WASHINGTON
BETHESDA
MO
NORWALK
CT
NY
NEW YORK

SWEDISH MATCH AB
UNION VENEERS LTD
TOMMY WANG
VELDA NV
AMERICAN VALUES MV
VAN leer GRCEP STICHTING BV
KY PI KYMMENF DY
BRONFMAN FAMILY CEDWARD & PETER)
BR CNFMAN ~AMI l Y CEDWARD & PETER)
BRONFMAN ^AMILY (EDWARD * PETER)
SETTSU PAPER 93ARD MFG CO* LTD.
JAMES GOLDSMITH
RAUSIG FAMILY
SMURFIT FAMILY
(THE) DICKINSON ROBINSON GROUP LTD.
RUPERT MURDOCH
THOMSON FAMILY
THE DICKENSON TRJST LTD
SUN MYUNG MODM
THOMSON FAMILY
VNU NV
THOMSON FAMILY
THE DICKENSON TRUST LTD
REINHARD MCNN
THE DICKENSON TRUST LTD
ELSEVIER-NDU NV
TANKOSHA
TOKYO KIK A I SEISAKUSHO LTD.
TANABE SIEYAKO CO* LTD*
BOC TNT f L LTD
JAPAN OXYGEN
L* AIR LIOUIDE SA
BOC INT*L PLC
BAYER AG
DEGUSSA AG
CHEMNOR CORP
R H m r POULENC SA
AKZi N* V.
HOECHST AG
BRONFMAN FAMILY
BR CfSFMAN FAMTLY
DA IfUPPON INK AND CHEMICAL LTD
BTR GROUP PLC
MITSUI TQATSU CHEMICALS INC.
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL GROUP
BRONFMAN FAMILY

SW
UK

AM
HP
HP
PE




polychrome

COFP

RUSSELL PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY
SOHT0 f S V IS TR C*! PL ANT
G O O D R I C H PLANT
E. I . DUPONT DE NEMOURS

CHICAGO
ARLINGTON
NE M YORK
MORRISTOWN

TL
VA
NY
TN
KS
MONTVALE
IL
VALLEY FORfE PA
PA
PITTSRURGH
BAY TOWN
TX
WILLIAMSBURG VA
VALLEY FORSE PA
DALLAS
TX
CHICAGO
IL
BAYPORT
TX
GREER
sc
WILMINGTON
DE
WILMINGTON
DE
YONKERS
NY
LINDENHURST NY
PORT LAVACA TX
PORT NECHES TX
RICHMOND
VA

Til
BE
NA
NL

FI
CA
CA
CA
JA

UK
SW
El
UK
AS
CA

UK
KS
CA
NL
CA

UK
GE

UK
NL
JA
JA
JA
UK
JA

FR
UK
GE
GE
SZ

FR
NL
GE
CA
CA

JA
UK
JA
NL
CA

El
AM
JV
PE
HP

El

VALtfE

1*6
1*9
10 4 .4
9 .0
5 .8
2 0 .0

JV

El
HP
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
DT
AM
AM
OT
A,M
A*M
AM
OT
OT
JV
JV
HP
JV
m

455.0
4 0 .0
2 3 .8

1*6
45.0

3 .6
2 .0

6 .0

12 0 .0

5 3 .8
6 5 .1

PE
ftP

3 .5

JV

AM
PE

COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COUPLETE

COMPLEtE

tl
AM

PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
c o m p lete

8 .0

AM
PE
JV
JV
OT
PE
PE

STATUS

COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENOING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COUPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1582

SIC

US FIRM u m i

LOCAT ION

2824
2831
2 83 4
2834
2834
2834
2 834
2834
2834
2834
2834
2834
2834
2834
2834
2843
2843
2844
2851
2863
2869
286 9
28 6 c
28 7 S
2® 79
28 7 9

S U K I K A HERC ULES CO.
K A L L F S T 4 D L AB CR ATORIE S INC*
AR V0 UR YAMA NOUCHI
BE RLE X PH AR MA CENTICAL S
R E R L F * PHAR MA CEUTICALS
CHUG A I PHAR MA CEUTICAL CO. LTD.
Cl BA CON SUM ER PHARMACEUTICALS
E . I . DUPO^ T NEMOURS CO.
GLAXO CORP
r*LAX 0 CORP
LORE* PH A RM ACEUTICALS
ME R K •S J V
R ASC HI G COR P
T AKEDA CHEVj ICAL CO
Z E K I T H LA R3 RATCR1ES INC.
SHERFX CH EM I C £L CO INC*
SHEREX CHEM ICAL CO. INC.
W I L L I A M S * I R CO. T N C .
PARKER PAI' J T MFG CO
AG A GAS I NC .
KYOWA HAKKD CO.
P - L BXOCHEM ICALS
SANDOZ CO L I R AMD CHEMICALS INC.
C i e A GEI GY CORP
R UBI CON CHE MICALS INC
S H E L L CHE HI CAL Ct
ZOECON 0 I V
T E S A CORP
T E S A CORP
GRACF yP & CO
GRACE WR K CO
T O Y O - P O P E C OR P
AMERI CAN CA N' S LIr,MIN DIV.
CONOCO I MC.
DOUGLAS O I L CO*S REFINERY
P A C I F I C 0 AS IS
SHELf O I L C 0 .
T O T A L PET RO LEUM INC
AI R C O I N C *
BELUG A ME TH ANGL PROJECT
COOL WATER COAL GASIFICATION PROJEC
SHELi OIL Cn
U N I O N CARBI OE CCRP.-SCHIO COAL GASI
W.R* GRACE* S S Ymi ELS PROJECT
F I RES TOME *3 PLANT
LACROSSE RJ RB FR MILLS CO.

WILMINGTON
AUSTIN

28 79
2891
2891
2892
2892
28^3
2 899
2911
2911
2 911
2911
2911
2999
2999
299 9
29 9 9
2999
2999
30 11
3021




f orei gn

OE
TX

WAYNE
NJ
WAYNE
NJ
NEW YORK
NY
EDISON
NJ
DEEPWATER
NJ
FUQUAY-VARIANNC
RESEARCH TRI NC
SKOKIE
IL
RAHWAY
NJ
RICHMOND
VA
WILMINGTON
NC
NORTHVALE
NJ
OH
DUBLI n
MAPLE TON
IL
TACOMA
WA
WAKE FOREST NC
CAPE GIRARDEAMO
WI
MILWAUKEE
CHARLOTTE
NC
HAW PAYNE
NY
DE
WILMINGTON
MOBILE
AL

DEER PARK
DEER PARK
PATERSON
GREEN BAY
PONCA CITY
PARAMOUNT

TX
TX
NJ
WI
OK
CA
CA
JOHNSON*S RAYLA
ARMORE
OK
SEADRIFT
TX
GRANTE PARK AK
DAGGETT
CA
LA
NORCO
LA
BASKETT
KY
LAVER SNE
TN
WI
LACROSSE

i nvestor

SUMITOMO CHEMICAL CO. LTD.
MONIEDISON SP A
YAMANOUCPI FHARMACEUTICAL CO* LTD.
SCHERING AG
SCHERING AG
CHUSA I PHA RKACIUTICAL CO. LTD.
Cl BA GETGY LTD.
BRCfSFMAN FAMILY
GLAm HOLDINGS PLC
GLAXiO HOLDINGS PLC
L*€*RE AL SA
A8 ASTRA
RASCHIG GMBH
TAKEDA CWEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD
HARRIS PHA PM/ICEUTIC ALS INVSTS. LTD
SCHERING AGSHERING AS
BEECHAM (5ROUP PLC
REED INT*L PLC
INDUSTRTVARDEN - AB
KYCWA HAKKO KOSYO CO LTD
A 8 FORTIA
SANDOZ LTD.
CIBA GEISY LTD
IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL GROUP
SANDOZ LTO
BEIER SDORF A3
BE IERSDORF AG
FLICK* FRIEDRICH KARL
FLICK* FRIEDRICP KARL
TOY® INK MFG iCO
REED INTL PLC
BR ClttFMAN FAMILY
ES SAM KHAS HOG&I
ESSAM KHAS H0GSI
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL GROUP
FRANCE* GOVT OF
BOC INTERNATIONAL LTD.
7 1 NOR HOLDINGS LTD.
TOKHO ELECTRIC POWER CO. ET AL
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL GROUP
UNITED KINGDOM* GOVT OF
FRIEDRICH K. FLICK
BRIDGESTONE TIRE CO. LTD.
HANSON TRUST PLC

NAT

TYPE

JA
IT
JA
GE
GE
JA
SZ
CA
UK
UK
FR
SW
GE
JA
UK
GE
GE
UK
UK
SU
JA
SW
SZ
SZ
UK
NL
SZ
GE
GE
GE
GE
JA
UK
CA
SA
SA
NL
FR
UK
CA
JA
NL
UK
GE
JA
UK

JV
AM
JV
FE
PE
HP
UP

PE
HP
HP

JV
JV
ffP
HP

AM
PE
PE
AM
AM
NP
HP
m

NP
0T
El
KIP
AM
JV
JV
f*P
HP

JV
AM
PE
*n

JV
kp

PE
HP

JV
JV
PE
JV
HP
AM
AM

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1 3B2

SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

TYPE

30 29
3069
3069
3069
306 9

KLEIN PLASTICS PRODUCTS IMC.
AKyfLL INDUSTRIES INC
NI SH IYAtf A CORP. OF AMERICA
PRECISION 3EVCCO INC
VIKING TECHNICAL RUBBER INC
CE RT A INTEEO CORP.
FABRICATION PLASTICS
FORMOSA PLASTICS USA
GRACE MR £ CO.
GRACEt W.R. & CC
MOB I t -HOECHS T JV
ASAHT g SIERRACTN JV
HQ?YA OPTICS USA INC.
LIBBEY-OWE4S FORD CO.
NORTON CO*^ SAFETY PRCOUCTS D IV.
ALPHA PORTLAND CEMENT PLANT
GENSTAR CEMENT & LIME CO.
KA ISER CEMENT CORP.
KILGORE CE} AMTCS CHRP
GUTTAWERKE A3 GUTTANIT
RPP -INC.
BELROOF I NTL INC.
SWANK REFRACTORIES CC.
SOLID STATE DIELECTRICS INC.
CABVAL
COPPERWELD CORP.
COVENTRY L*KE CORP.
HOESCH TUBULAR PRODUCTS CO.
KAISER STEE L CORP.
ROUGE STEEL CO IfcC
SANOH MANUFACTURING CCRP
CENTURY TU3E CCRP.
COPP F RWELD CORF
WHEELING-PI T T SPURGH STEEL CORPf S PL
YORK HANNOVER SEAMLESS TUBE INC.
ASARCO INC.
CA ST FORGE CO .
MI CL AND PROCESSING INC.
REFINEMET INTERNATIONAL CO.
REVERE COPPER 8. BRASS INC.
A L P H A ME T A L S INC.
ALS METALS CO.
W E S T INGttOUSE F L E C . CORP-MITSU8ISHI
HER0 AL
GARSITE PR3DUCTS INC.
SC HR OFF INC.

WI
AL
NY
NC
WEST HAWEN
CT
VALLEY FORGE PA
SEATTLE
WA
FLOWER MOUND tx
R IVERSIOE
CA
RIVERSIDE
CA
BATON ROUGE LA
SYLMAR
CA
FREMONT
CA
TOLEDO
OH
MA
WORCESTER
CEMETON
NY
SAN FRANCISCOCA
0 AKLAND
CA
KILGORE
TX
LINCOLN
NC
CHARLOTTE
NC
SALT LAKE CITUT
CORAOPOLIS
PA
SUN VALLEY
CA
HOUSTON
TX
WARREN
OH
LAKE WALES
fl
HOUSTON
TX
OAKLAND
CA
DEARBORN
MI
SAN DIEGO
CA
°INE BLUFF
AR
TX
ALLENPORT
PA
PITTSBURGH
PA
NY
NEW YORK
MI
HOWELL
POMONA
NY
WOONSOCKET
RI
NEW YORK
NY
JERSEY CITY NJ
PA
P ITTSBURGH
UT
KANSAS CITY MO
DEER PARK
NY
WARWICK
RI

HA RLE Y LTD.
DUNLOP AUSTRALIA LTD
NISHUYAMA RUBBER CO. LTD.
PRECISION RU83ER INDUSTRIES PR-. I VAT
VIKING ASKIH A/S
FRASCEt GO V *T OF
FABRICATION PLASTICS
FORMOSA PLASTICS GROUP
FLICK* FRIEDRICH KARL
FLICK FRIEDRICH KARL
HOECHST AG
ASAWI GLASS CD. LTD.
HOY% CORP
PILKINGT0N BROTHERS PLC
SI E*E GORMAN HOLDINGS PLC
HEI0ELBERG ER ZEMENT AG
GENSTAR CORP
LI KA-SHING
BLUE CIRCLE INDUSTRIES PLC
ELDA AG
REDLAND LTD
BELREF SA
TOKfO YOGYO CD LTD
BR CNFMAN F AMILY
DEMIN NORD-EST LGNSEWY SA
GO V*T OF FRAMCE
DUNLOP LTD.
HO CGOVENS NV
GAITTH PHARACN
NIPPON K0<AN KK ET AL
SAN0H INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD
DA IIIA STEEL TJ8E INDUSTRIES CO. LTO
GOVT OF FRANCi
KOBE STEEL LTD.
YORK HANNOVER LTD.
M . I . H . HOLDINGS LTD
NIPPON LIGHT METAL CO. LTD
W. C. HERAEUS 3 MBH
GOVT OF FR ANCE
BELZBERG FAMILY
THOMAS TILLING LTD.
SUMITOMO METALS INDUSTRIES LTD
MITSUBISHI CORP.
HE ROAL
THOMAS TILLING LTD
SCHRffFF GMBH

UK
AS
JA
IN
NO
FR
CA
TW

m
AM
W>
JV
PE

3079

3079
30 7 9
3079
3079

307%
3211
3211
3211
3231
32 4 1
3241
32 4 1
3261
32 72
3272
3297
3297
3299
3312
3312
3312
3312
3312
3312
3312
3317
3317
3317
3317
3331
3334
3339
334 1
3353
3356
3356
3356
3442
34 4 3
34 43




BARABOO
DOTHAN
NEW YORK

GE
GE

GE
JA
JA
UK
UK
GE
CA
HK
UK

sz

UK
BE

JA
CA
FR
FR
UK
NL
SA
JA
JA
JA
FR
JA
CA
AS
JA
GE

FR
CA
UK
JA
JA
GE
UK
GE

El

HP
HP
HP
HP
JV
JV
HP
m
AM
AM
PE

AM
AM
M>
HP
W>
AH
AM
JV
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m

PE
PE

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El
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SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN OIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1 982
SIC

US FIRM NAME

3 46 5
3479
3 49 4
349 4
3496
3496
34 96
35 23
3523
3523
3523
3531
3532
353 3
3533
3533
3534
3534
3534
3535
3535
3537
3541
3541
3541
354 1
3541
3541
3541
3542
354 2
3544
3545
3545
3546
3551
355 2
3554
3554
3555
3555
3559
3559
356 1
3561
3562

VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA INC •
S t CHARLESTONS
ULVAC NORTH A Hf RICA CCRP.
KENNEBUNK
ME
BRICK AMERICA INC*
HOUSTON
TX
MAAS FLANGE CO.
HOUSTON
TX
ATR WIRE CD.
DANVILLE
KY
LENZNER METAL WORKS
ST LOUIS
MO
SHINKO WIRE' AMERICA I fcC
HOUSTON
TX
CENTURY ENGINEERING'S AGRICULTURAL CEDAR RAPIDS IA
INTL • HARVESTER'S BLOG* MACHY . DIV. CHICAGO
IL
MAKOR
GI8S0N CTY
IL
STEIGER TRACTOR INC.
NO
HOWMET TUR3INE COMPONENTS CORP.
WINSTED
CT
NEC
SUNNYVALE
CA
AN(j L O-MARINE ^PETROLEUM INC.
SHREVEPORT
LA
TELECO OILFIELD SFRVICES
MIDDLETOWN
CT
TELECO OILFIELD SERVI CES
MIDDLETOWN
CT
ARPOR ELEVATOR CO I?>IC .
LOUISVILLE
KY
FUiilTEC CO.
NEW YORK
NY
FU v-1 TEC INDUSTRIES INC*
LEBANON
OH
AUTOMATION SERVICE EQUIP. CO.
WARREN
MI
NKC OF AMERICA INC*
MEMPHIS
TN
BARRETT ELECTRONICS CORP.
NORTHBROOK
IL
BRANCH INDUSTRIES
MI
GICDINGS & LEWIS INC.
FOND DU LAC
WI
GMFANUC (GMF)
DETROIT
MI
MORISEIKI : 0 .
DALLAS-FT. WOTX
PRC-ECO
BUFFALO
NY
TAKISAWA MACHINE TOOL CO.
HOUSTON
TX
YAMAZAKI MACHINERY CORP.
FLORENCE
KY
PAPAL INC*
AVON
CT
PITTLER AG
MIDDLETOWN
CT
OLOFSSON CORP.
LANSING
MI
ME6AT00L IMC.
BUENA PARK
CA
SUPIDEN CARBIDE AMERICA INC.
MT. PROSPECT
IL
MAKIFTA USA
FRKLN TWNSHIPNJ
CHEMETRON PROC E SS EQUIPMENT INC.
LOUISVILLE
KY
NATL. MINE SERVICE CO*
PITTSBURGH
PA
JAGENBERG INC.*
ENFIELD
CT
PILAO USA INC*
ATLANTA
SA
CDMPUSR APHI C CORP.
WILMINGTON
MA
HARR IGAN R3LLFR CO* INC*
BALTIMORE
MD
ELB-GFRH
FT* L AUOE RDALFL
SYBRON'S PFAUDLER EQUIP. BUSINESS
SCHILLER PARKIL
MITSUI ENGINEERING % SHIPBUILDING C ANCHORAGE
AK
SPF INC.
NORTH HAVEN
CT
H0X5VER-NSK BEARING CO «




LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

SOVT OF WEST GERMANY
ULVAC CORP.
BRUNO BRUCK % FAMILY
WILWELM MAASS CLANGE CO.
T0 KfO HOPE MFG. CO. LTD. ET AL
LENZNER ME TALL3 EWERE
SHINKO WIRE CO LTO
G. E. MARA
IR F HOLDTN r AG
8ERMARD KRONE
KL0CKNER-HUM8DLDT-DEUTZ AG
FR AfUC E* GO V*T OF
NIPPON ELECTRIC CO. LTD

GE
JA
GE
GE
JA
GE
JA
CA
GE
GE
GE
FR
JA
FR
FR
FR
FR
JA
JA
UK
JA
GE
GE
CA
JA
JA
CA
JA
JA
GE
GE
UK
JA
JA
JA
CA
SO
GE
BR
GE
GE
GE
UK
JA
UK
JA

D E N A I N N O R D - ES T LCNGWY SA
F R A N C E t G O V * T OF
FRANCE* m V * T DF

FRANCE* SOV*T DF
FU JIT EC CO. LTD.
FU J f TEC CO LTD.
GLYNWED LTD.
NAKANISKT metal WORKS CO.
MA NNESMANN

AG

THYSSEN AG
CANADIAN PACIFIC LTD.
FUJI ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
MORISEIKI CO. LTD.
PRO-ECO LTD.
TAKISAWA MACHIME TOOL C0» LTD.
TERUHIKO YAMAZAKI
HA PAL OR KRESS KS
ORESDNER B AUK AS
JOHN BROWN & nCO. LTD*
UNION TOOL CO. LTD.
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES LTD.
MA KIT A ELECTRIC WORKS LTD.
CANADIAN PACIFIC ENTERPRISES
OPPENHEIMER* HARRY F.
JAGENBERS-WER<E AG
PILAO S . A . HA9UINAS & EQUIPAMENTOS
BAYER AG
BOETTCHER GMBH * FELIX
EDMUND LANG
UNITED KINGDOM* SOV*T OF
MITSUI ENGINEERING & SHIPBLOS# CO.
BOCKER MCCONNELL PLC
NIPPON SEIKO KK

TYPE
PE
PE
OT
NP
PE
IfP
PE
AM
AM
JV
HP

OT
JV
OT
PE
AM
OT
NP
AM
NP
AM
AM
JV

!tP
OT
OT
NP
HP
NP

AM
OT
NP
OT
AM
AM
PE
PE
AM
AM
NP
AM
m

OT
PE

SIC

SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN OIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1992

SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

3 562
3562
3562
35 67
3569
3569
3569
3569
35 72
3573
357 3
3573
35 73
3573
3573
3573
35 73
3574
3581
35 85
3585
3592
3599
3599
3613
3621
3622
3623
3624
3643
3651
3651
3651
3651
3651
3651
3651
3653
3661
3661
36 61
36 6 1
3661
3661
3661
36 61

INDUSTRIAL TECTONICS INC.
KAYO CORP. OF U. S. A*
NACHI BEARING CORP.
SOL I DYNE M C .
DOLLINGER CORP.
NIPPGN-AMER IG AS
OK AO A INDUSTRIAL CO.
REFILL FILTER CC.
SP IRA LUX
APPL I CON IMC •
DOCUTEL CORP.
LEXICON CORP.
MICRO-V CORP.
MICROCOMPUTER PRODUCTS DIV.
NEC INFORMATION SYSTEMS INC.
SEALECTRD CORF.
VERBATIM/MITSUBISHI
RICOH OF AMER ICA
TRAFALGAR INDUSTRIES INC.
AC MANUFACTURING CO.
CROWN CORPt
KS 6 INDUSTRIES
ADS MANUFACTURING CORP.
HALL SKI LIFT CC. *
ELECTRICAL PRECISION METER CORP.
SIEMENS-ALLIS INC
IN T♦L MACHINE INTELLIGENCE CO.
LEYBOLD-HERAEUS VACUUM SYSTEMS
AIRC0 INC.
LEOEX INC.
AL CO A-NEC COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
AMERICAN C4N CD'S PLANT
JVC COPP.
MCI INC.
MIT SUBISHI
PICNFER ELECT FONIC
SONY’ S BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIV.
ELECTROHOME LTD.
GENERAL NORTHERN
MEf*OR EX CORPUS PLANT
NEC AflERICA *S SWITCHING GROUP
NEC INFORMATION SYSTEMS TNC.
NEC * S ELECTRON DIV
NITSUKO AMERICA CORP.
NORTHERN TELECOM INC.
QUANTE DEVELOPMENT GROUP

ANN ARBOR
MI
SC
ORANGEBURG
S . PORTLAND ME
NY
ROCHESTER
NY
PHILADELPHIA PA
NY
PERTH AMBOY NJ
BOAZ
AL
BURLINGTON
MA
IRVING
TX
FT. LAUDERDALFL
CA
IRVINE
MGNTVALE
NJ
-.BOXBOR0UGW MA
NEW BRITAIN CT

A. JOHNSON
KOY0 SEIKO CO. LTD.
NA CWI-FUJIK0SHI CORP.
IIHYlEt 6 . T.
BUKZL PULP % PA»ER PLC
NIPPON SANS© KK
OKADA INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD.
THOMAS TILLIVG LTD.
SPIRALUX LTD.
SC PLUMBERS ER FAMILY
OLIVETTI FAMILY
BY TEC MANAGEMENT CORP.
FRANCE* G O V T . Of
SON* CORP.
NIPPON ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
BICC LTD.
MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LTD*
RICOH CO. LTD.
ALEIANDER GOREN
CHARTERHOUSE 3 ROUP PLC (THE*
WATKINS FAMILY
METALLGESELLSCHAFT AG
DAVTD BROWN HDLDINGS LTD.
VON ROLL A G
MONAMED EL BE-AI
SIEMENS AS
YASUKAWA ELECTRIC MFG. CO.
L E Y B O L D - t f E RAUS G M B H & C O . K G .
BOC I N T L L T D .
LUCAS INDUSTRIES LTD
NIPPON ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
HITACHI LTD.
MATSUSHITA ELEC. INDUSTRIAL CO• LTD
SON? CORP.
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORP.
PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORP.
SONY CORP.
ELECTROHOME LTLD
BELL CANADA
NIPPON ELECTRIC CO. . LTD.
NIPPON ELECTPIC CO. LTD
NIPPON FLEC-iTRIC CO. LTD.
NIPPON ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
NITSUKO LTD.
BELL CANADA
QUANTE SPEZIALFABRIK FUER APPARATE

SW
JA
JA
BO
UK
JA
JA
UK
UK
FR




WEST CALDWELLNJ
NEW YORK
NY
CHERRY HILL NJ
HA
MARINETTE
WI
MENTOR
OH
WATERTOWN
NY
BROOKLYN
NY
GA
ATLANTA
CA
SUNNYVALE
ENFIELD
CT
RIDGE VILL E
SC
VANDALIA
OH
CHICAGO
IL
CA
ANAHEIM
ELMWOOD PK.
NJ
FT. LAUDERDALFL
NY
NY
CA
CARSON
PARK RIDGE
NJ
MORRISTOWN
TN
IRVING
BOSTON
SUNNYVALE
SHELTON
MORTON GROVE
Marlborougw

TX
MA
CA
CT
IL
MA

IT

CA
FR
JA
JA
UK
JA
JA
IS

UK
AS
GE
UK
SZ
EG
GE

JA
GE

UK
UK
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
CA
CA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
CA
GE

TYPE

AM
©T
PE

AM
JV

AM
IIP
tm
EI

&M
AM
OT
HP
HP

JV
OT

AM
AM
AM
HP

AM
m
AK
EI
JV
PE
HP

&M
JV
m

®P
AM
OT

HP
OT
HP

JV
m

PE
iip
OT
PE

PE
OT

STC

SUMMAR Y REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT I N THE UNITED ST ATES
1 SR2
SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

3661
3662
3662
3662
3662
3662
3662
3662
3662
36 62
3671
36 7 4
3675
3676
367 6

STROMBERG-CARLSON
DATA INDUSTRIES INC*
EXOTIC MATERIALS INC.
FERNSEH INC.
FUJITSU
FUJITSU
GA MEWELL COR*.
MATSUSHITA INDUSTRIAL CO*
MOULINEX REGAL IMC.
RFL INDUSTRIES IMC*
ALPINE ELECTRONICS OF AMERICA
SEH AMERICA
AVX CORP * S MATERIALS CIV
ARMTEC INDUSTRIES INC .
THIN FILM TECHNOLOGY CORP.
COMPAS
DALE ELECTRONICS INC.
ELEC-TROL I NC.
FUJITSU MICROELECTRONICS INC.
GENRADf S FUTUPEDATA DEVELOP. SYSTEM
GOULD’ S DISTRIBUTION S CONTROLS DIV
HARISONIC LAB ORATOR IE S INC.
HARMER SIMMONS POWER SUPPLIES INC.
NORTH AMERICAN XENNON CORP.
SUN WORLD CIRCUITS INC.
VENUS SCIENTIFIC INC.
ASEA
BEAR AUTOMOTIVE SUC. EQUIP. CO.
GENERAL MOTORS/TOYOTA JV*
MACK TRUCKS INC.
MERCEDES/FREIGHTLINER CORP
NEOPLAN USA
CALSONIC INC.
JAPAN VILENE CO.
LAMONT % GET RAG GEAR CO. INC.
LUCAS GIRLING-yALTHER
LUCAS INDUSTRIE INC •
SAB AUTOMOTIVE CO
SOCIETE LILLEBONNAISE DECAOUTCHOUCS
STEEGO COR3
AIRSHIP INDUSTRIES LTC.
BANGOR PUNT A CORP.
MITSUBISHI AIRCRAFT INTL
PACIFIC PROPELLER INC
TOR AY-INDUS T R IES/SYiMT HETI C FI BER
DELHI MANUFACTURING CCRP.

TAMPA
FL
NEWPORT
RI
COSTA MESA
CA
SALT LAKE CTYUT
MA
BOSTON
DALLAS
TX
MA
MEOWAY
FRANKLIN PARK IL
VIRGINIA 8EACVA
BOONTON
NJ
TORRANCE
CA
wa
VANCOUVER
NY
GREAT NECK
MANCHESTER
NH
N. MANKATO
MN
NY
OGDENS B U R G
NE
COLUMBUS
CA
SAUGUS
SAN DIEGO
CA
REDWOOD CITY CA
ROLLING MEADOIL
STAMFORD
CT
SHELDON
CT
SANTA CLARA CA
ALTAMONTE
FL
FfiRMINODALE NY
NEfcl BERLIN
wi
MILWAUKEE
WT
DETROIT
MI
PA
ALLENTOWN
PORTLAND
OR
MGNTG OMERYVILPA
SHELBYVILLE Tfc
CA
l o s angeles
MORRISTOWN
PA
OH
DAYTON
TROY
MI
BLUF SPRINGS MO
PA
KITTANNING
W* PALM BEACHFL
YOUNGS TOWP OH
GREENWICH
CT
SAN ANGELO
TX
WA
SEATTLE
LOS ANGELES CA
LA
DELHI

PLESSEY CO. LTO.
FATHOM OCEANOLOGY LTD.
VINTF?C GROUP LTD*
ROBERT BGSCH SMBH
FUJI ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
FUJI ELECTRIC CD. LTD.
CREDIT SUISSE
MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL CO.
MOULINEX SA
00 yTY GROUP PLC
a l p s ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
SHIN-ETSU NANOOT AI CO. LTD .
JO IRNS ON MATT HEY
CO. LTD.
BESTOBELL LTO.
SUSUMU INDUSTRIAL CO. LTO.
COMPUTER ASSEMBLY SYSTEMS IWC.
DE 8ENHAWS PLC
CAMBRIDGE ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES PLC
FUJI ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
KON'TRON ELECTRONICK GMBH
SIEMENS AG
STAVELY INDUSTRIES PLC
HAMMER & SIMMONS HOLDINGS LTO.
XENNON MESSERATT CMSH
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LTD*.
FERRANTI PLC
WALLENBERG FAMILY
INVESTMENT A3 AR 3ENTUS
T3 Y§T A MOTOR CO. LTD.
FRANCE* GOVT OF
DEUTSCHF 8 ANK'MERCEDFS HOLDINGS
AUy/fERTER COTT LOB GMBH & CO
NI SSAN MOT OR CO LTD
DA INIPPON INK % CHEMTCALS INC.
SETRAG GET RE 13LE UND ZAHNRAD
LUCAS INDUSTRIES LTD.
LUCAS INDUSTRIES LTD.
VOLVO AB
SOC* LILLEBONNAISE DE CAOUTWOUCS
MANN* GEORGE S
WREN SKYSHIPS LTD.
VON GALEN* FERDINAND
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD.
MIREBEAU CO LTO
TORAY INDUSTRIES INC.
VON GALEW, FERDINAND

UK
CA
UK
GE
JA
JA
SZ
JA
FR
UK
JA
JA
UK
UK
JA
CA
UK
UK
JA
GE
GE
UK
UK
AU
UK
UK
SW

36 7 9
3679
367S
3679
3679
36 7 9
36 79
3679
3679
36 7%
3679
3694
3694
3711
3711
3711
3711
3714
37 1 4
3714
3? 14
3714
3714
3714
3714
3721
372fi
372 8
372*
37 2 P
3732




sw

JA
FR
GE
GE
JA
JA
GE
UK
UK
sw

FR
CA
UK
GE
JA
JA
JA
GE

TYPE
AM
AM
AM
El
OT
OT
NP
PE
JV
AM
m
UF

AM
AM
M*
HP

AM
AM
PE
AM
AM
AM
JV

OT
AM
AM
NP
AM
JV
El
FF
NP
NP
HP

JV
JV

OT
NP
NP
AM
NP
El
AM
JV
A.M

src
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE LIMITED STATES
1 982

SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

374 3
3751
3811
3822
38 23
3823
3825
38 25
38 25
3829
38 29
3832
3841
384 1
38 41
3 842
3851
3861
3861
3861
3861
3861
3915
3931
3944
3944
39 44
3955
3993
3999
3999
4 213
4 213
4 213
4 21 3
4213
4221
4221
4 225
4225
4411
4411
4411
4411
4511
4619

CADOUX INC.
KAWASAKI M3 TOR MFG CORP
OCEAN RESEARCH EQUIPMENT INC.
PACE PRODUCTS CC
AR I INDUSTRIES
SHIMADZU SCIENTIFIC I INSTRUMENTS
EMERY TELECOM INC*S PRODUCT LINES
HI PTRONIC S CO.
LOGIflETRICS I r C
BOLT*. BERAMEK & NEWMAMS INST. CORP
CAMPBELL PACIFIC- NUCLEAR CORP
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDS*
AMIC ON CORP
MOUNTAIN MEDICAL EQUIPMENT INC.
PFIZER INC'S MEDICAL SYSTEMS
OTICON C QR?
MEDICAL WORKSHOP
AMERICAN HOECHST CORP.
FO 7 OHAT CORP.
FUJI ELECTRIC CO. (US)
FU wI PHOTO FILM
OS AWA & CO*
LAZARE KAPLAN INTL INC.
NORLIN COR3 .
LEGO SYSTMS
NINTENDO OF AMERICA INC
TONKA CORP.
PELIKAN INC.
NAMEPLATES FOR INDUSTRY
INTER MAGNET IC S CORP
TOKAI SEIKI CO.
INDIAN RIVER TRANSPORT CO
MA ISL IN TERMINAL
MA ISLIN TERMINAL
MA ISL IN TER MI NAL
VOTA1NER CONSOLIDATED SERVICES
GRANDPLEX
MITSUBISHI’ S CORP.
COEICAL INC.
COBICAL INC.
CALCO SHIP AGENCY INC
NAVIOS CORP
ORO BROUGH & COLLINS LTD
SCOTTISH SHIP MANAGEMENT (USA) INC
AIR NIUGINI
AIRCO ENER3Y CO INC. FIPELINE

V ICKSBURG

MS

FALMOUTH
D ALLAS
ADDISON
COLUMBIA
SANTA CLARA
BREWSTER

MA
TX
IL
MD
CA
NY
NY
MA
CA




plainsview

CAMBRIDGE
PACHECO

LEXINGTON
MA
ENGLEWOOD
CO
NEW YORK
NY
FRANKLIN TiS • NJ
FT* LAUDERDALFL
GREER
SC
STAMFORD
CT
NJ
LOS ANGELES CA
MI PROSPECT IL
NEW YORK
NY
WHITE PLAINS NY
ENFIELD
CT
SEATTLE
WA
SPRING PARK MN
FRANKLIN
TM
NEW BEDFORD MA
SANTA MONICA CA
LOS ANGELES CA
UINTERHAVEN FL
CHARLOTTE
NC
GREENSBORO
NC
NC
LUMBERTON
MD
BALTIMORE
EVANSVILLE
IN
SUPERIOR
NE
CHULA VISTA CA
CHULA VISTA CA
SAN FRANCISCOCA
NEW YORK
NY
LOS ANGELES CA
GREENWICH
CT
NEWPORT BCH CA
LA

FOREIGN IN VEST DR

NAT

CADOUX SA SOCf DES ESTABLISHMENT
KAWASAKI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD •
FERRANTI PLC
FUJI KOKI MFS. CO. LTD
OKAZAKI MA
ACURING CO LTD
SHIMADZU S E ISA <USHO LTD.
BELL CANADA
THYSSEN-BDR^EMISZA FAMILY
MENACHEM A TZMDN % URI RAMATI
VIfiROMETER INTL AG
MOWLEM GROUP
SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES LTD
FL ICKt FRI EDRICiH K*
BOC INTL PLC
r L SCTNT LTD
OTICON CORP
AB FORTIA
HOECHST AG
KOMSHIPOKU DHDTO IND. CO* LTD
FUJI ELECRTC CD. LTD.
FUvil PHOTO FTL* CO* LTD*
J . OSAWA & CO. LTD
UNITED KINGDOM* 30VT. OF
CAMELLIA INVESTMENTS LTD.
LEGO SYSTEMS A/S
NINTENDO CO. LTD.
PR AMAH* GORDON L.
peltkan i nformatton - stechni k GMBH
NAMEPLATES FDR INDUSTRY LTD.
AGRA INTL GROU^
TOKAI SEIKI
BRITISH ELECTRIC TRACTION CO LTD
MA ISLIN TRANSPORT LTD
MA ISLIN TR ANSP3RT LTD
MA ISLIN TR ANS^DRT LTD
VAN OMMEREN
NI CHtlMEN CO LTD
MITSUBISMT COR9
ME RAD REALTY N.V.
MERAD REALTY N.V*
CALCO SHIPPING CD LTO
PATfHY FAMILY
ORD BROUGH & CDLL INS-* LTD
SCOTTISH SHIP MANAGEMENT LTD
NEW GUINEA * GOV*T OF
BOC INT’ L LTD*

FR
JA
UK
JA
JA
JA
CA
NA
UK
S7
UK
JA
GE
UK
IS
DA
Stt
GE
JA
JA
JA
JA
UK
UK
DA
JA
UK
GE
UK
TC
JA
UK
CA
CA
CA
NL
JA
JA
NA
NA
HK
CA
UK
UK
GY
UK

TYPE
NP
OT
AM
PE
NP
NP
AM
AM
AM
AM
AM
JV
AM
AM
AM
NP
AM
PE
EI
m
np

OT
EI
EI
PE
NP
EI
OT
NP
AM
NP
AM
NP
NP
NP
JV
AK
NP
AM
AM
NP
AM
NP
NP
NP
AM

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1 982
SIC

US FIRM MAHE

4619

AIRCH ENERGY Cf INC* PIPL IWE
BOM PMMAR CONTAIMFRLINE INC*
CONCORD FREIGHT SYSTEM (USA) INC •
LITRACTAINER US/1 If'C
HI TR ^NS CCRP
MI I R ANS CORP
SCHENKER I'iTf I
VANOESRIFTt FB *> CO
WTC INC
B P F TRAVEL
ABC CONTAINER LINE
ABC CONTAINER LINE
SOLAR INT»l SHIPPING AGENCY
HOUSTON EXPORT CRATING CO INC
C* I . COMMUNICATIONS INC.
AMERICAN SATELLITE CO . ' S J . V .
FLORIDA SATELLITE NETWORK INC•
SEAGULL PIPELINE CCRP
GENERAL WATERWOFKS CORP
AMERICAN ISUZU MOTORS
APTCO AUTO AUCTIONS INC
d i s t r i b u t o r s i .^c .
HI NO MOTORS
ISUZU OIESEL NORTH AMERICA
JOBBERS SUPPLY OIV OF CONGOLEIJM COR
HA 2D A DISTRIBUTORS
Mft 20 A DISTRIBUTORS INC
MERCEDES-BENZ TRUCK CC*
MF TRO AUTO AUCT IONS
MITSUBISHI MOTOR SALES OF AMER.
MITSUBISHI MOTORS CORF*
NASHVILLE *UTO AUCTIO&S CORP*
NIFCO/ILLI-NOIS TOOL «ORKS
NISSAN MOT1R CORP*
NISSAN USA
ONC SOKKI CO LTD*
GI EXPORTS
YA 2 AK I COR=>
BAKER KNAPP % TUBBS
JE N T I QUE LTD.
SPEIGELAU
STARFJRMS I t* C .
AL A S K A PULP CO*
KURT ORB AM INC*
araya us a : o r p *
DA IMA CORP

4712
4712

4712
471 2
4712
4712
4712
471 2
4722
4723
472 3
4723
4763
4811
4B9 9
4 ft 9 9
492?
495 2
5012

5012
5012
5012
5D12
501?
50 1 2
50 1 2
5012
5012
5012

5012
5012
5012
5012
5012
5012
5013
5013
50 2 1
5021
50 2 3
5023
50 3 1
5039
50 41
5041




LOCATION
LONG BEACH
SEATTLE
LINDEN
NEW YORK
HOUSTON
NORFOLK
PHILADELPHIA
NEWPORT BCP

AR
CA
WA
WJ
NY
TX
VA
PA
CA

NEW YORK
NEW' YORK
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
PACOIMA
ROCKVILLE
TAMPA

NY
NY
TX
TX
CA
MO
FL

PA
IL
MI
FL
NY
MI
NH
MO
TX
NJ
MO
CA
NJ
TN
OH
MEMPHIS
TN
OLIVE BRANCH MS
LOS ANGELES CA
WOODBURY
NY
EL PASO
TX
NY
NEW YORK

BRYN MAHR
CHICAGO
TAYLOR
U PALM BEACH
ATHENS
SOUTHFIELD
PORTSMOUTH
KANSAS
HOUSTON
MONTVALE
KANSAS CITY
CYPRESS
BRIDGEPORT
NASHVILLE

NY
SEATTLE
SEATTLE
WAYNE
GLENDALE
GARDENA

WA
UA

NJ
CA
CA

FOREIGN IMVFSTOR

NAT

TYPE

BOC 1 NT#L LTD
BOW PATMAR SRDUP
CONCORD GROUP
LI TR AC BV
MITSUBISHI WAREHOUSE AND TRANS CO L
MITSUBISHI WAREHOUSE *. TRANS. CO* L
SCHENKER I NT f L
MORY GROUP
RAKD FREIGHT-* GROUP
LADBROKE GROUP
ABC CONTAINERLINE
ABC CONTAINERLIHE
YANG MING MARI ME TRANSPORT CORP
LIVINGSTON INTf L LTD
TALOS INDUSTRIES INC*
MITEL CORP.
MOFFAT COMMUNICATIONS LTD*
ATEF* DANIAL
SOCIETE LY OWMAISE DES EAUX
ISUZU MOTORS/C* ITOH CO* LTD*
BRITISH AUTO AUCTION GROUP
FUwl HEAVY INDUSTRIES INC*
HI NO MOTORS LTD
ISUZU MOTORS LTD.
AL GHf-ANIM INDUSTRIES INTL
TOYS-KOGTO CO LTD
TOYO KOGTO CO* LTD
DEUTSCHE BANK/MERCEOES AUTO* HOLDIN
BRITISH CAR AUCTIONS GROUP
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD*
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD.
BRITISH CAR AUCTIONS GROUP
NIFCO INC
NISSAN MOTOR CO* LTD.
NISSAN MOTOR CD. LTD
ONC SOKKI CO LTD.
CHANDLER* DAVID L.
YAZAKI COR P *
PHILIPS GLOEILAM^ENFABRIKEN
JENTIQUE HOLDINGS
SPFI6ELAU
STARFORMS LTD
ALASKA PULP CD* LTD
DEUTSCHE BABCOCK AG
AR W k INDUSTRIAL CO LTD*
OATIIA SPORT1N3 GOOD CO. LTO

UK
UK
CA
NL
JA
JA
GE
FR
SO
UK
BE
BE
TU
CA
CA
CA
CA
SY
FR
JA
UK
JA
JA
JA
KU
JA
JA
GE
UK
JA
JA
UK
JA
JA
JA
JA
CA
JA
NL
UK
GE
CA
JA
GE
JA
JA

AM
NP
ffP
NP
HP

NP
AM
ri
AM
NT
NP
NP
AM
JV
AM
AM
AM
OT
AM
AM
OT
AM
AM
OT
OT
OT
am

OT
OT
AM
JV
OT
®T
OT
El
OT
OT
®T
OT
HP
®T
AM
®T

SIC

SUHKARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTS ERJT IN THE LNITED STATES
1982

SIC

US F IRM NM £

LOCATION

5041
50 4 3
505 1
5051
50 51
50 5 1
5051
5051
5051
505 1
50 5 1
5051
50 5 1
5063

SAKAE RI N GY 0 CO
J 080 FOTO TECHN I c
CANADA CHAIM INC
CARBORUNDUM E.NVIRONHENTAL SYSTEMS
CHUETSU METAL WORKS CC.

CHICAGO
LAS VFGAS
BIRMINGHAM
KNOXVILLE
NASHVILLE
VA BEACH

506 3
5063

50 6 3
50 6 3
5063
50 63
5063
50 a 3
5063
5064

50 6 4
50 65
5065
5065
50 6 5
5065
50 65
5065
50 6 5

50 6 5
50 6 5
5065
5072
50 72
5074
5 0 r\1

50 81
50 8 1
5081
5*81
5081
50 PI




FONTANA L U I G I

STA

JOINT VENTURE D ISTRIBITORSHIP
KAPMAN I N C .
.
S PRI N"

kapham

KAT^

im c

WORKS C O .

OSAKA TITANIUM CO.
SWEDISH MR E C CPP.
VDM TECHN OL 0 G TES CORP.
ADVANCED T E L E P H ON E % COMMUNI CAT I ONS
LAROX INC.
LU SC H FR AMERICA INC.

IL
NV
AL
TN
TN
VA

NORWALK
CT
VALDESr
NC
ATLANTA
GA
SAN FRANCISCOCA
CT

NEW YORK
NY
NEEDHAM
MA
COLUMBIA
MO
NC
GRrENSRORO
P.ARC^M S W I T C H E S I N C .
CAZENOVIA
NY
MIKON PRECISION INC.
S AN BRUNO
CA
SEC A CORP.
COLUMBIA
MD
TELECOM EQUIP.
LONG ISLAND NY
TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT ENTERPRISES BALTIMORE
MD
TOSHIBA INTL. CCRP.
SAN FRANCISCOCA
WE IG AND EVA PC PATORS INC.
COLUMBIA
MD
DAIKIM KOUY^ CO.
SAN JOSE
CA
PANASONIC CORP.
GLEN BURNIE MD
DA IN I C H I -GC A
BEDFORD
MA
OATA STORAGE D T V .
ORANGE
CA
HITACHI SEi I C CNHl?CT0R (AMERICA) INC IRVING
TX
TRWIN-OLI Vw'TT I INC:.*
ANN ARBOR
MI
PLCSSEY SEMICONDUCTORS
DALLAS
TX
PLESSEY SEM I C CNDUCTOR S
BOSTON
MA
PLESSEY SEMICONDUCTORS
INDIANAPOLIS IN
TORRANCE
SHINTOM y E^ T CORP. OF AMERICA
CA
THOHSON-CS“ CO MPONFNTS CORP.
NJ
RUTHERFORD
TMC tCMMUNI Cfe T I C N S I N C .
CA
CUPERTINO
T O S H I BA C E R A M I C S AMERI CA I N C .
SANTA CLARA CA
HAROLD DE SSAU INC.
NEW YORK
NY
OK AD A I N D U S T R I A L C O.
NJ
FERGUSON ENTERPRISE'S INC#
VA
HERNDON
AN EL V A I N C ,
SAN JOSF
CA
D A V I D JA M IS GN CARLYLE CORP.
LOS ANGELES CA
FU 0 I E L E C T R T C C O . L T D .
CA
SUNNYVALE
J U K I OFFI CE MACHI NE CCRP.
TORRANCE
CA
MESA T ECHNOL OGY CHRP*
GAITHERSBURG MD
HITSURISHI*S SEMICONDUCTOR HIV.
DALLAS
TX
MODULAR COMPUTER SYSTEMS INC.
NFW ORLEANS LA

FOREIGN TMVEST OR

NAT

SAKtfE RINGYO CO.
JOPO LABORTECHMIK
CANADA CHAIN i FORGE LTO
SVEIfSKA FL AKTFABRIEKEN AB
CHUETSU HE TAL WORKS CO. LTD.
FONTANA LUIGI SPA
HA EDA META L INDUSTRIES LTD.
RANG INVEST A3
RAN© INVEST AB
KAT® SPRTNG WORKS CO. LTD
OSAKA TITANIUM CO. LTD.
6U NPJEBO &RUKS AB
DRESDNER BANK A£
RANK CR AGAISATION LTD.
LAROX INC•
6ERRUDER LUSCHER AG
HA RQUARDT J % J
NIPPON KOGAKU KOGYO KK
SECA VOGEL & HALKE
RANK ORGAMISATIOM LTD.
RANK ORGANISATION LTD.
TOSHIBA CORP.
WE IS AND EVAPORATORS
DA IK IN K03 Ye CO. LTD.
MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC INDUS. CO. LTD.
DAINICHI K IKO CO.
SIEMENS AG
HITACHI LTD.
ING. C. OLIVETTI & CO SPA
PLESSEY CO. LTO. (THE)
PLESSEY CO. LTD* (THE)
PLESSEY CO. LTO. (THE)
SH INTOM CO. LTD.
THOMSON- BRANDT SA
FRANCEt GOVT 0TOSHIBA CORP*
F . J . C. LILLET LTD.
OK ADA INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD.
WQLSELEY-HUGHES MERCHANTS LTD.
6NELVA CORP*
LEX SERVICE GROUP LTD.
FUJIELECTRIC CD* LTD
YOKYO JUKI INDUSTRIAL CO. LTO.
ELECTROC0MPONEVTS LTD.
MITSUBISWI ELECTRIC CORP.
AEG-TELEFUNKEN A3

JA
GE
CA
SW
JA
IT
JA
SW
SW
JA
JA
SW
GE
UK
FI
SZ
GE
JA
GE
UK
UK
JA
GE
JA
JA
JA
GE
JA
IT
UK
UK
UK
JA
FR
FR
JA
UK
JA
UK
JA
UK
JA
JA
UK
JA
GE

TYPE
OT
OT
OT
El
OT
OT
JV
OT
OT
m

OT
OT
OT
AM
OT
OT
AM
OT
OT
El
AH
OT
OT
OT
OT
JV
ot
PE
JV
®T
OT
OT
OT
OT
JV
&H
AH
NP
El
OT
OT
m

OT
OT

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IM THE JVTTED STATES
I SH2
SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREI GN IN VEST DR

NAT

5081
seat
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5081
5082
5082
5082
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
50 84
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
5084
50 84

ON LINE MICR0 CENTERS INC.
ROD IWE LTD.
SAVIN CORP.
SCI-COM COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SEIKO-SMC
SMC SEICOM INC.
SORD COMPUTER
SORD COMPUTER
SORO COMPUTER
SORD COMPUTER
SORD COMPUTER
SUM I COM INC.
TAISWO-AI
TR U-FUJITSU CO.
VOLVO
YKC CO.
K06ELC0 AMERICA INC*
MORI Y AMA CORP*
TAKEDA SYSTEMS INC.
BA LCONI-R OCHE
BOLL FILTER CORP.
BULTEN INTL INC.
CHIBA ENTERPRISES
FUNKFN CO*
GALLUS INC
GMT OF AMERICA CORP. (GMTA)
KAWASAKI LOADERS CORP.
KOMORI PRINTING MACHINERY CO.
MIROKU MACHINE SALES CO.
MITSUI SEIKI (USA) INC.
MORI SEIKI USA
NIKKISO CO.
OKADA INDUSTRIAL CO*
PF AFf-PEG ASUS OF USA INC*
PHCNON CORP.
RIGAKU/USA
STAR MICRON! ICS INC*
ST IE BEL ELTRON MORTH AMERICA INC.
SUGTYASU IRON WORKS CC.
TKS USA
TKS *JSA
U . S . AMADA INC.
U.S* AMADA INC.
VOLLMER SHARPENING MACHINES USA INC
WAKATSUKI TECH
COR P
WULTEY MACHINE CO*

CA
HAYWARD
MISSION VIEJOCA
NY
VAHALLA
BRIDGEWATER NJ
HI
BRIDGEWATER 1 NJ
LOS ANGELES CA
GA
ATLANTA
CHICAGO
IL
DALLAS
TX
NY
TUSTIN
CA
CA
SAN JOSE
SAN DIEGO
CA
STERLING HTS MI
SANTA CLARA CA
TX
HOUSTON
LONG ISLAND NY
SUNNYVALE
CA
CLARENCE
NY
HARTFORD ,
CT
BROOKFIELD
CT
LOS ANGELES CA
CA
SAN DIEGO
NEWTOWN
PA
CT
STAMFORO
ATLANTA
GA
BOLLING MEAD. IL

CISNEROS FAMILY
ROOTME PLC
CANADA r Q t T
K* HA TT DR I K C3. LTD. ET AL
SEIKO SHOJ I KAISHA LTD.
YASUO MATSUMIYA
SORD COMPUTER SYSTEM INC*
SORD COMPUTER SYSTEM INC*
SORD COMPUTFR SYSTEM INC.
SORD COMPUTER SYSTEM INC*
SORD COMPUTER SYSTEM INC*
SUMITOMO COR9 .
A I ELECTRONICS CORP.
FUJI ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
VOLVO AB
YKC CO. LTD.
KO*E STEEL LTD.
MORIYA MANUFACTURING WORKS LTD
TAKEDA RIK Ell * MICHIMEN CO.
BA LCDN T -ROCHE
BOLL KIRCH FILTER8AN GMBH
BOSSARD AS
TA ISAN INDUSTRIAL CO.
FUNKEN CO* LTD*
BUESCH FERD A'5
GR AND I MOT OR I TRIESTE G.M. T. SPA
SUMITOMO C OR°*
KOMORI PRINTIMS MACHINERY CO.
MIROKU MACHINE SALES CO* LTD
MITSUI SEIKI <3GY 0 CO. LTD.
MORI SEIKI CO. LTD.
NIKKISO CO . LTD.
OKADA INDUSTRIAL CO* LTD.
PEGASUS SEW I MS MACHINE MFG. CO. LTD
PRANCE* SO VT .DF
RI6*KU CORP.
STAR MFC5• CO. LTD*
DR STIEBEL WET<E DBG
SUGTYASU IRON WORKS CO. LTD.
TOKYO KTKAI SEISAKUSHO LTD.
TOKYO KTKAI SEISAKUSHO LTD.
AMADA CO. LTD.
AMADA CO. LTD*
VOLLM ER-VE RKE MASCH* GMBH
WAKATSUKI GIKEM
HAMPTON GOLD MINING AREAS LTD.

VE
UK
CA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
SW




FRANKLIN LAK,>N J
DENVER
CA
ATLANTA
COLLINSVILLE
DANVERS
CHICAGO
BOSTON
LOS ANGELES
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
SREENVILLE
IIARRENDALE

CO
GA
CT
HA
IL
MA
CA
IL
IL
NY
TX
SC
CA
PA

JA

JA
JA
JA
TT
GE
SZ
JA
JA
SZ
IT
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
FR
JA
JA
GE
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
GE
JA
UK

TYPE
AM
NP
AM
JV
JIV
JV
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
JV
NP

VALUE
2.4

COMPLETE

75*0
5* 0

COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENOING
PENDING
PENDING
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENOING
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

complete

5*1

OT
OT

or
QT

OT

2*0

OT

OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
NP
OT
JV

AM
NP
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
0;T
OT
OT
OT

STATUS

9*1
3*0

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UMITEO STATES
1 9^2
SIC

US FIRM NAME

50 8 4
5084
50 84
5084
5084
5084
5085
5086
5086
5086
5087
5088
5088
5088
5088
50 8 8
5094
5$ 9 9
5ff99
5111
5111
5112
5113
5113
5113
5113
5122
5122
5135
5149
5149
5153
5161
5161
5161
5161
5171
5182
5191
5191
5199
5199
5311
5311
5311
5311

YUASA INTL INC*
YUASA INTL INC*
YUASA INTL INC*
YUASA INTL INC.
YUASA INTL INC.
YUA-.SA INTL INC*
BOLL FILTER CORP*
CHINO-INDUSTRION
CLARION CAPITAL CORP*
LK8 INSTRUMENTS
TAKEDA SYSTEMS INC.
EMBR AER AIRCRAFT CORP.
IMI CORP.
MBB ft EL IC 0° I ER CORP
PF INDUSTRIES
SPJ50 INDUSTRIES
SHIN FU CM & CO.
E GREENE & CO*
PALM BEACH PAPER CO.
PERK INS-6GODWIN CO. INC.
W*H* SMITH PAPER CORP
MIDDLE EAST ECONOMIC DIGEST
ALLIANCE PAPER & PACKAGING
CAPITAL CONSOLIDATED INC*
PRITTY PAK INC
W* £* BUEHLER PAPER CO. INC.
DA 11 CHI PHARMACEUTICAL CORP.
RORER GROUP -» INC*S JOINT VENTURE
CHARLES JOJRD AN BOUT I CUE
MAKR H SELF-SERVICE WHLSE* CORP*
HAKRtf WHLSE. CORP*
GRANDPLEX I NC.
AMERCIAN INDUSTRIAL ChEHICAL CORP.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL CORP
MAAG INC
SQL I RB/NO VD I NC-t*
PACIFIC FUEL TRADING CORP
NAeiSCO*S JULIUS WILE SONS % CO. IN
LEISURE ENTERPRISES IKC*
PETER LANG INC
H & S SUPPLY CO*
NORTH AMERICAN TRADIM FEX USA
BATUS INC.
DAMSK INTL DESIGNS
DILLARD DEPT. STORES
HIGBEE CO.




LOCATION

FOREIGN IN VF ST OR

NAT

TYPE

NJ
NC
MA
MI
VA
MO
CT
CA
OH
MD
NJ
DIANIA
FL
WA
SEATTLE
W* CHESTER
PA
SAN JOSE
CA
SAN JOSE
CA
WA
SEATTLE
NY
MASPETH
PALM BEACH
FL
NEW YORK
NY
ALBANY
NY
NEW YORK
NY
NY
BRENTWOOD
INDIANAPOLIS IN
I NOIA NAPO L IS IN
CINCINNATI
OH

YUASA SHOJI CD* LTD*
YUASA SHOJI CO* LTD.
YUASA SHOJI CO. LTD.
YUASA SHOJI CO. LTD.
YUASA SHOJI CO. LTD.
YUASA SHOJI CO. LTD.
BOLL KIRCH FILTERBAM G.M.BITT
CH INO-WORK S LTD
SAMUEL* HYMAN I WILLIAM BELZBERG
INCENTIVE AB
TAKEDA RIKEN IMDUSTRY CO*
EMBRAER FMPRESA 3R. AERONAUTICS
FEDERAL INDUSTRIES LTD*
MESSERSCMMIDT-BOELKOW-BLOHM
FEDERAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
FEDERAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
SHIN FU SROUP
BUNZL PLC
BUNZL PLC
G* HEINDLf SCHE PAP IERF ABRI KEN KG
BR CNF MAN FAMILY
MIDDLE EAST ECONOMIC DIGEST LTD.
BUNZL PUL? * 3 AFER PLC
BUNZL PULP & PAPER PLC
BUNZL PULP & * APER PLC
BUKZL PULP & PAPER PLC
DA IICHI SEIYAKU CO*
PH ARMUKA
JOURDAN FAMILY
FENTENER VAN VLISSINGER FAMILY
FEKTENER VAN VLISSINGER FAMILY
NICHI MEN CO* LTD*
ELLIS AND EVERftRD LTD
ELLIS AND EVERARD LTD
F* HOFFMAN LAROCHE & CO* LTD*
NOVA INDUS TRI A/S
j a p a n * covt of
WHITBREAD & CD* *LC
CHARTERHOUSE SROUP LTD.
PETER LANG
THOMAS TILLINS LTD.
GOVT OF FRANCE
BAT INDUSTRIES PLC
DANSK INTL DESIGNS LTO
VR COM & DRFESMAN^ B . V.
AMERICAN VALUES VV

JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
JA
GE
JA
CA
SW
JA
BR
CA
GE
CA
CA
TW
UK
UK
GE
CA
UK
UK
UK
UK
UK
JA
FR
FR
NL
NL
JA
UK
UK
SZ
OA
JA
UK
UK
SZ
UK
FR
UK
DA
NL
NA

OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
NP
JV
AM
OT
OT
P'E
AM
PE
AM
AM
OT
AM
AM
AM
AM
3T
AM
AM
AM
AM

CHARLOTTE
BOSTON
DETROIT
SEATTLE
KANSAS CITY
EAST GRANBY
SACRAMENTO
CLEVELAND
GAITHERSBURG

FT. WASHINSTOPA
NEW YORK
NY
CINCINNATI
OH
MO
LARGO
EVANSVILLE
IN
ATLANTA
GA
ATLANTA
GA
TUSCALOOSA
AL
WILTON
CT
LOS ANGELES CA
NEW HYDE PARKNY
SAN FRANCISCOCA
SPECULATOR
NY
BARTOW
FL
NY
NEW YORK
WASHINGTON
DC
FREEPORT
ME
MEMPHIS
TN
OH
CLEVELAND

VALUE

1.0
2.3
6.0:
2.7
2.7
.5

19.3

HP

.2

JV
OT
OT
PE
OT
AM
AM

2*4
2.4

JV
OT
AM
AM
OT
AM
©T
OT
0T
OT
El

155*0
12*3
25.2

.3

STATUS
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1 88 2
SIC

US FJRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

5311
531 1
5399
54 1 1
5411
5411
54 1 1
5411
5462
5531
5595
56
5611
5611
5611
5621
5621
5621
5631
5631
5661
56 6 1
5712
5712
5733
5811
5812
5812
5812
5812
5812
5812
5812
5812
5812
5812
581 2
5812
5812
5912
5944
5944
5944
594 7
59 4 7
5961

HISBEE CO.
MARSHALL FI ELD & CO*
WHITE STORES INC
CHATHAM SUPERMARKETS INC
Ho p -IM-FOOD STORES INC
nati onal t; : a CO.
STAR SUPERMARKETS IMC.
VALUE FAIR CO.
CROISSANT ROY AL F FRENCH BAKERY
C4L AUTO STORES
AERO SPAT I ALE AIRCRAFT CORP
LES MUST DE CARTIER
ANGLO-AMERICAN RETAIL CORP
JAEGER SPORTSWEAR
NATCH INDUSTRIES INC*
KA NS A I
^A TSUDA
SAT I * INC
H A N A E H O R i U S A INC.
TRCA CHO
HOFHEIMER INC
-»CHU'RCH’ S ENGLISH SHOE-. STORE
ATRIr HOME FURNISHINGS
CONRAN’ S
REED COMMUNICATIONS INC
TR Cp I CANA RESTAURANT
ALFREDO’ S
BURGER CHEr T SYSTEMS INC
ORIJT HER • S INTL. INC.
HYS OF CANADA RESTAURANT
KYCTAR' J CO. L T D
LA PAVILLCiM
LA COUPOLE £N MANHATTAN
LES CHEFS 3E FRANCE
MAXIM’ S RESTAURANT
MITSUKOSHI USA INC.
SAN ANGEL INN
SOGECLIF U3A LTD
TREADWAY INNS (5 DIVISIONS)
CONTINENTAL DRUG’ S NEWSSTANDS & GIF
BIJCC FLL AT I INC.
DAYTON HUDSON JFWELERS DIV.
J* JFSSOP * SONS
HOST INTL INC . SEVRL CUTY FREE SHOP
LOE’JE OF HA DR ID
FIRST COINVESTCRS INC •

CLEVELAND
OH
CHICAGO
IL
WICHITA FALLSTX
MI
WARREN
VA
RONAKE
CHICAGO
IL
ROCHESTER
NY
VA
PORTSMOUTH
DALLAS
TX
SUN VALLEY
CA
WASHINGTON
DC
DC
WASHINGTON
N E W YORK
NY
NJ
CARLSTAOT
NY
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
NY
NY
NEW YORK
NY
NEW YORK
NEW YORK
NY
NY
NEW YORK
VA
NORFOLK
CHICAGO
IL

AMERICAN VALUES
INDUSTRIES PLC
J . M. RILLFS FAMILY
TE M£EL M A N N F A M I L Y
FINDLAY* ERIC
GEORGE WESTON r AMIL Y
WESTON FAMILY
DELWAIZE FRERES & CIE LE
S A N J I * MAN OUCHER DR.
LCP HOLDINGS
FR ANCE* GOVT. OF
COUNT RICC ARDD A5USTA ET
FOSTER BROTHERS CLOTHING
COATS PATOMS LTD.
FOSTER BROTHERS CLOTHING
KANSAI

NA
UK
CA




NEW YORK
SCOTTSDALE

NY
AZ

ORANGE
FL
WHITE PL A I IPS NY
LOUISVILLE
Kf
HIGHLAND PARKIL
CA
GARDENA
WASH
DC
NEW YORK
NY
ORLANDO
FL
NY
NEW YORK
ORLANDO
fl
ORLANDO
FL
MONTPELIER
MD
NEWPORT
RI
MIAMI
FL
NEW YORK
NY
MINNEAPOLIS m n
CA
SAN DIEGO
SANTA M O N I C A CA
NY
NEW YORK
ALBERTSON
NY

BAT

MAT SUDAf

GE
CA
LION

AL
CO.
CO. LTD.

MITSUHIRG

SATIN
HANAE MORI
CHC* TROA
WARD WHITE ©ROUP LTD
CHURCH K CO. LTD
ATRTO
CONRAN* TERENCE
REED C O M M U N I C A T I O N S I N C .
MIZUNO* iCEJIRO
ALFREDO’ S
BAT INDUSTRIES
SR AND METROPOLITAN LTO
HYS O F CANADA LTD.
KYOTARU CD. LTO.
PEOPLES REPU8LIC OF CHINA
JE AH DFNOYER 5 JEAN ROZAN
LES CHEFS DE FRANCE
CARDIN* PIERRE
MITSUKOSHI LTD.
SAN ANGEL INN
SOGECLIF
GREEN ALL WHITLEY GRmiP LTO
GERSTEIN FAMILY
BUCCELLATI INC*
BIRK’ S* H E N R Y C A M I L Y
HENRY BIRKS FAMILY
FEEWEY & MILLER r AMILIES
LOEWE FAMILY
ROONEY* PATRICK J .

TYPE

VALUE

OT
AM
AM
AM

365.0
42.5

El
El

6.8

CA
CA
BE
IR
UK
FR

AM
AM
OT
AM
OT

12.4

IT

OT

UK
UK
UK

El
OT
AM
HP
OT
OT
m
OT
AM
OT
OT
OT
PE
OT
OT
AM
AM
OT
OT
AM
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
®T
AM
m
OT
AM
AM
AM
NP
AM

JA
JA
FR
JA
KS
UK
UK
FR
UK
CA
JA

IT
UK
UK
CA
JA
CA

FR
FR
FR
JA
MX
FR
UK
CA

IT
CA
CA
HK
SP
CA

.3
4.0
4.®

23.0

.6
44.0
.1
1.0

.6
. 6

.6
4 .3

36.0
.3

STATUS
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENOING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENOING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

SIC
FOREIGN

DIRECT

SUMMARY R E P O R T
INVESTM ENT IN T H E U NITED

STATES

1382
SI

US FIRM NAME

59
60

COLE NATIONAL CORP
CLEVELAND
OH
AMSTERDAM-^ OT TERDAM BANK
NEW YORK
NY
ARAB BANKING CORP.
NEW YORK
NY
BANC A N A Z 10 NA LE DEL L AVARO
M IA MI
FL
BA NC A NAZ ID NA Lr DEL LAVORO
CHICAGO
IL
BANCO AUXILI A R SA
NEW YORK
NY
BANCO BANDiIRANTES SA
NEW Y O R K
NY
BA NC C RRASILERCS DE DESCONSO
NY
NEW YORK
BANCO CAFETERn IMTf L • CORP*
NY
NEW YORK
BA NC 0 CONSUL I DADO CA
NY
NEW YORK
BA NC0 CONS3LIDADO CA
NY
N EW YORK
BANCO DE CHILE
6
NE
BANCO EXTERIOR DE ESP ANA SA
CA
LOS ANGELES
BANCO NACIONAL DE PANAMA
NY
NEW YORK
BANCO MAC IDNAL SA
MIAMI
FL
BANCO NACIONALF DEL VCRA
ATLANTA
GA
BANCO NDRF3 T E SA
NEW YORK
NY
BANK OF CR£ DIT * COMMERCE* INT’ L* L MIAMI
fl
BANK OF NE<J SOUTH WALES
BANK OF TOKYO# LTD.
CORAL GABLES F L
BANQiJE O E L * I ? DOCHI NE DE SUEZ
LOS ANGELES C A
B A K Q U E I ND3 S J L7
LOS ANGELES CA
B A N Q U E SUOS MERIS
MIAMI
FL
BARCLAYS BA MK I f !T*L. (LEX. AVE.)
NEW YORK
NY
BA-iNCO DE *0NCr -145TH ST
NY
N E W YORK
BNF I NT* L • rofcr *
HOUSTON
TX
COHINO INT*L BANKING CORP.
HOUSTON
TX
CREDIT L Y 0‘J NA IS SA
DEN DANSK E PROVINSBANK AS
NEW YORK
NY
DUBAI BANKt LTD
NEW YORK
NY
HIBERNIA BANCSHARFS CCRP.
SAN FRANCISCOCA
HONG KOMG B A N K INT*L
HHUSTON
TX
KA W A N 8 A M< « LTD.
LOS ANGELES CA
K R U N G THAT BANK* LTD.
MARINE MIDLAND OVERSEAS - * C G R P #
NY
NEW YORK
MI C L AMD B&M K
NEW YORK
NY
SCANDINAVIAN BAMK* LTD.
LOS ANGELES CA
SIAM COMMERCIAL BANK ♦ LTD.
LOS ANGELES CA
SOCIETE GENER ALE
CHICAGO
IL
STATE BANK OF INDIA tCALIFORNIA)
LOS ANGELES CA
STATE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES
NEW Y O R K
NY
STANDARD C-i A RTfRED BANKS* LTD
ATLANTA
GA
F I R S T L O S \ NGFLE S BANK
LOS ANGELES C A
WHITE MOTOR CCPP*S FINANCE UNIT
CLEVELAND
OH
ROTHSCHILD* L . P. * UNTERBERG* TOWBT NEW YORK
NY
SMITH BARW£Y HARRIS UPHAM & CO. HOL NEW Y O R K
NY

60
60
6tr
60
60
60
60
60

60
60
60
60
60

60
60
60
60
60
60

60
60
60
60
60
60

60
60
60
60
60
60

60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
60

60
61

62
62




LOCATION

FOREIGN

INVESTOR

VRGf f M E N Q R E E S M A N N
AM S TERD AK -RC TTER D AM BANK
AR Aft B A N K I N G CORP.
BANCA N A Z I O N A L E D E L LA V A R O
BANCA N A Z I O N A L E D EL LAV ORO
BANCO A U K I L I A R SA
B A N C O B A N D E I R A N T E S SA
B A N C O B R A S I L ERDS D E D E S C O N S ©
BANCO C A F E T E R O
B A N C O C O M S O L I D A D O CA
B A N C O C O N S O L I D ADO
BAKCO DE C H I L E
BANCO E X T E R I O R DE E S P A N A
BANCO N A C I O N A L D i PANAMA
BANCO N A C I O N A L
BANCO N A C I O N A L E D E L VORA
B A N C O NORESTE SA
B A N K O F C R E D I T ft C O M M E R C E * I N T * L * L
BA NIC O F N E W S O U T H W A L E S
BANK OF T O K Y O t L T D .
BAN@UE DE L *I N D O C H I N E D E S U E Z
B A N f f U E I MD O S U E Z
BANOUE SUDAMERIS
BAR CLAYS BANK I N T f L .
B A N C O OE P O N C E
BNP IN T *L# CORP*
C O M IN O I N T f L . B A N K I N S CORP#
CREDIT LYONNAIS
D E N D A N S K E P R D V I N S B A N K AS
D U B A I B A N K * LTD
F I R S T P A C I F I C GROUP
HON G KONG BANK
K A MA H B A N K * L T D .
KRUNG T H A I BANK* L T D .
HONS KON6 & SHANGHAI B A N K I N i CORP#
MIDLAND BANK
S C A N D I N A V I A N S A N K * LTD#
SIA M COMMERCIAL SANK* LTD#
SOCIETE 6ENERALE
C O M M ER C IA L S T A T E BANK O F I N D I A
S T A T E BA N K O F NEtf S O U T H W A L E S
ST A N D A R D C H A R T E R E D BANK L T D
I S T I T UTO B A N C A R I O SAN P A O L O D I T O R I
AB t O L V O
R I T ft N O R T H E R N P L C
MIDDLE EASTERN INVESTORS

NAT
NL
NL
BA
IT
IT
BR
BR
BR
CO
VE
VE

Cl
SP
PM
BR
IT
BR
CJ
AS
JA
FR
FR
FR
UK
GI
FR
BR
FR
DA
TC
HK
HK
HK
TH
HK
UK
SW
TH
FR
IN
AS
UK
IT

SW
UK
SA

TYPE
EI
m
OT
OT
OT
m
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT

OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
AM
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
OT
AM
AM
AM
AM

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1 982
SIC

US FIR** NAME

LOCATION

62
63
63
S3
6531
6531
65 31
65 3 1
65 3 1
6531
65 31
65 3 1
65 31
6531
65b 2
65 5 2
6552
6552
6^5 5 2
655 2
65 5 ?
65 5 ^
6? 1 1
6711
671 1
11
67 1 1
6711
671 1
6711
6711
679'3
7011
7011
70 1 1
70 1 1
701 1
7311
7011
70 1 1
7011
7*11
701 1
70 1 1
7011
7011

WARBURG PARIBAS BECKER-A.G. BECKER
MODERN LIF-: INSURANCE CO.
GARDEN STATE LIFE INSURANCE. C 0#
MILBAAfK MUTUAL. INSURANCE CO •
AMGE R MANN INC
COLD HULL PA NK EK/H1TSU I J . ¥ .
ORUCE FRAMES REALTY CHRP
FULLER COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE CO.
GOGCH AND 4 AGS TAFF I*iC
JAMES H. 8JRNS CO.
MACAULAY NI CHOLIC MAITLAND
WILLIAM J . GILL APPRAISERS
WILMA REALTY SOUTHWEST INC
2ACELH0FF \MD ASSOCIATES LTD
ATMBIMDER * * AMALIA
AOK I CONS TR UC 7 I 0^ CO *
AOKI i m CDLUMt-IA
CANAL
CORP.
FIRST CITY PR^prRTIFSf INC.
HASEGAWA KD^UTM ( U . S . A . ) IMC
LONDON AND LEEDS CORPCRATIOM
MAcNUM I NT£R M/•TIC**!AL
ALASKA INT~ RNAT ION INC-USTRIES INC.
AMNEDVAST * I VC
EASTERN R F ^ L T v I*’VrST?ENT CHRP

NEW YORK

NY

TRENT ON
MILBANK
LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
DENVER
NEW YORK
SEATTLE
LONG ISLAND
HOUSTON
ATLANTA
HOUSTON
COLUMBIA
BALTIMORE
NEW YORK

NJ
SD
CA
CA
NY
IL
CO
NY
WA
NY
TX
GA
TX
MD
MD
NY

HONOLULU
NEW YORK
SAN JOSE
ARCHORAGE
ATLANTA
TX
DOWNEY
BUFFALO

HA
NY
CA
AK
GA

F I R S T C I T Y P R C P F P T I E S I NC
F I R S T EMP IRE S T A T E CORP
MOR$U*FO P. ROPFFT I cS I N C .
NORO GROUP
pE R C Y CAP LAM C~* U . S . A . TNC.
TRO T AURUS E Q U I T I E S I NC
C A L I F O R N I A L E I S U R E PRC0UCTS*
ADOLPHUS HOT f t
AT RPORT HO*. F1 AY H'bi
ALRAE HOTEL
A** p A SS ADO R y F f T
BALTIMORE ^ ILTC-M
C L T MO T OC - RA? CF
CO\:CORL?£ F'LACfc T ^ FR
E>'£RL AD ES -IOTP I
GREEN- ^OU u:T A I F 1V»
HER S F*EY P K LA EE PH I A H C T£L

HOTEL
HOTEL
HOTEL EUROPE
HOTr L PROJICT




SEATTLE
ATLANTA
BOSTON
INC

CA
NY

yA
GA
MA

BOCA RATON
FL
CA
ANAHE IM
DALLAS
TX
SAN FRANC ISCOCA
NEW YORK
NY
CHICAGO
IL
MD
BALTIMORE
GAITHERSBURG MD
TX
HOUSTON
FL
MIAMI
VT
STOWE
PHILADELPHIA PA
SEATTLF
WA
MIAMI
FL
CHAPEL HILL NC
AK
MT AL Yr SKA

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

S . G* WARBURG & CO.
GRCUPE LA LAU3ENTIENNE
LEGAL AND GENERAL GROUP* LTD.
BRITISH ROYAL INSURANCE GROUP
HORST F . G . ANGERMANN
MITSUI REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO*
ORUCE AND COMPANY
A . E . LEPAGE LTD
GOOCH AND WAGSTAFF LTD
KNIGHT FRANK & REATLEY
MACAULAY NICHOLLS MAITLAND
FURSPEAN AMERICAN BANK
WILMA GROUP
ZA DELHOFF MAKELAARS
BRAMELEA. LTD
AOKT CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD
AOKI CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD
WARBURG INVESTMENT MGT.
BELZBERG FAMILY
HASEAWA KOMUTEN CO.* LTD
LADBROKE GROUP PLC
MAGNUM INTERNATIONAL GROUP
CANADIAN TRUST SECURITIES
AMNEOVAST B.V.
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY PENSION FUND
BELZBERG FAMILY
BOKAT INC ET AL
MORGUARD GROUP LTD
NOR® GROUP
PERCY CAPLAN IMC
TBG TAURUS EQUITIES
YOUNG* CHERRAL N. AND JOHN H.
S P<?
GROSV ENOR I NTERNATf L LTD
TRUST HOUSE FORTE* LTD
AEP LINGUS
ABRUZZI* N. V.
SOGECLIF
CONCORDE HOTELS
TROPERO INVESTMENTS I . V .
GAMEROFF* SIMON AND DAVID
UN IDENTIFIED
HON© KONG LAND CO
BAL HARBOR ON THE PARK N*V.
UN IDE NTIFIED
SFIBU RAILWAY CO. LTD

UK
CA
UK
UK
GE
JA
UK
CA
UK
UK
GA
FR
NL
NL
CA
JA
JA
UK
CA
JA
UK
HK
CA
NL
UK
CA
PM
CA
NL
CA
GE
CA
SZ
UK
UK
El
NA
FR
FR
NA
CA
GE
HK
NA
UK
JA

TYPE
El
&M
AM
AM
OT
JV
av
AM
<HT
AM
OT
AM
OT
RE
ri

V'ALUE
7.0
10*0

®p

RE
AM
AM

7*8

mr

OT
OT
m

40.0

OT
OT
El
AM
OT
OT
m

OT
AM
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

16.0
25.0

•7
17*0
15.0

STATUS
ptm iHG

COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

SIC
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE LIMITED STATES
I 9*2
LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

7011
7011
70 1 1
7011
7011
7011
7011
7011
7011
7011
7011
70 1 1
7011
7011
7011
7211
7213
7213
73
7311
7311
7311
7351
7361
7362
13 72
73 12
73 72
7374
73 74
7374
7374
7374
7 37 4
73 74
73 79
7319
7379
7 3 ^1
7391
7392
7392
7392
7 392
73 92
739 4

HOTEL PROJECT
HOTEL p r o j e c t
HYATT INTERNATICMAL
LA RESERVE
MARINA P AR<
MIDGET MANSION HOTfL
O’ HARE SOFr TEL
OAKLAND HYATT
ONE LOGAN SQUARE
PAVILION T3WFRS HOTEL
POINCIANA ^ OT EL
PROVO EXCELSIOR
SAN MARCOS HOTEL
TREADWAY INNS
WEST IN MI Y&K 0
RENTEX SERi/ICFS CORP
ABELOVE HOLDING CORP*
MEANS SERVICES IMC#
NEC INFO SYSTEMS INC.
COMPTON COMMUNICATINS
PLUMRIDGE ADVERTISING INC.
YOL’NG K RU3 I C AM/DENTSU INC
PR NEWSiifclRE A SSOC. INC
NIPPON MAKP 0 V FR KK
BUSINESS CENTRES IMTL ( 8 C I )
FRIENDS A.MIS INC.
OCEAN DATA SYSTEMS INC.
WYLY CORP
COMPUTER SERVICES INTI
DISCLOSURE INC.
ELECTRONIC BANKING SYSTEMS CORP
IRIS SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT CORP.
REMSTAR INDUSTRIES
SWUBROOK D-:SIfNS LTD.
WHARTON ECDNO NTTRICS INC
DATA CROWN INC
KALBRO COR3 .
PANAFAX CORP.
AQIACULTURE PRCiPTS TECHNOLOGY LTD
UNITED STATES TESTING CO.
INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS CORP.
MANNING SELVAGE* * LEE INTL. INC.
NATIONAL FAMILY OPINION
mROtiHfl. MAC HADE & WALTER
NUKEM INC*
GLASRGCK CORP *S MEDICAL SERVICE DIV

CHICAGO
IL
NEW YORK
NY
CHICAGO
IL
RYE
NY
MIAMI
FL
MIAMI
FL
CHICAGO
TL
CA
OAKLAND
PHILADELPHIA PA
VIRGINIA BEACVA
MIAMI SPRINGSFL
PROVO
UT
AZ
PHOFNIX
MA
SAN FRANSISCOCA
PHILADEPHIA PA
UTICA
NY
CHICAGO
TL
BOXBOROUGH
MA
NEW YORK
NY
BETHESDA
MD
NEW YORK
NY
NEW YORK
NY
LOS ANGELES CA
NEW YORK
NY
SAN FRANCISCOCA
ROCKVILLE
MD
DALLAS
TX
NEW YORK
NY
BETHESDA
MD
DALLAS
TX
SPRINGFIELD VA
S* PORTLAND ME
KANSAS CITY MO
PHILADELPHIA PA
SILVER SPRINGMD
MOORESTOWN
NJ
WOODBURY
NY
DENVER
CO
NJ
HOBOKEN
LITTLETON
CO
NEW YORK
NY
TOLEDO
OH
MIAMI
FL
WHITE PLAINS NY
GA
ATLANTA

ABDUL L* JAMEEL
NOVOTEL S . I . E . - 4 .
CA NAD IAN IMPERIAL BANK
OMMTTEL
ANACONDA CORP. N.V.
UN IDENTIFIED
NOV©TEL S . I EH.
CARRIAN IN VESTMENTS
FOUR SEASONS HOTEL* LTD
AL I-FASST* SIHEIX MOHAMMED
CARELLA PROPERTIES N. V.
EXCELSIOR HOTEL 3 ROUP
SAN MARCOS SYNDICATION
GREEN ALL WHITLEY
KINTETSU CORPORATION
SKETCHELY PLC
SKETCHEY PLC
SKETCHLEY LTD.
NIPPON ELECTRIC CO.
SAATCHI * SAATCHI CO. LTD
LES CREATEURS ASSOC El AL
DENTSU CORP
UNITEO NEWSPAPERS LTD
NIPPON MANPOWER KK
IRA1ANI KAZE*
MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC IND. CO.
BR ITISH AIRWAYS
HAEFNER* WALTER
COMPUTER SERVICES CORP
VNU NV
OLIVETTI FAMILY
EUROPEAN INVESTOR GROUP
RE!*STAR INDUSTRIEVER
SHU8ROOK* PAUL R.
FRANCE* GOVT OF
EXTENDICARE LTO.
UNITED KINGDOM* GOV'T OF
MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL
COHEN* DAN
GENERALE DE SURVEILLANCE HOLDING
BAHMAN BAT MANSHELIDJ
MANNING SELVASE I LEE INC. ET AL
AG 0 RESEARCH LTD
NORONHA * MACHADE & WALTER
DEGUSSA GMBH
BOC GROUP PLC

SA
FR
CA
FR
NA
CA
FR
HK
CA
SA
NA
UK
CA
UK
JA
UK
UK
UK
JA
UK
FR
JA
UK
JA
IR
JA
UK
SZ
JA
NL
IT
UK
GE
UK
FR
CA
UK
JA
IS
SZ
IR
JA
UK
BR
GE
UK




TYPE
RE
HE
AM
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
HE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
AM
am

AM

VALUE

15.0
1.8
3.6

1.6
130.0
3.4
6.3
40.6

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AM
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AM
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57.0

5.0
7.5
1.5

10.0
45.0
2.0
29.0
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SIC

STATUS
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
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sic

SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN OIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1982

SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

7394
739 4
7395
7395
73 9 9
7399
739 9
752 3
7692
7814
7832
1 9 Z5
7996
7999
8071
8tt71
8911
8911
8911
8911
8911

MITSUI LEASING
ORIENT-US LEASING CORP
BERKEY PHOTO INC.
PC A INTL
BANDER-TRANS-WORLD AUCTIONEERS
DATRONIC RENTAL CORP
NIPPON GOLDEN NETWORK
ALLRIGHT AUTO PARKS INC
BAYLY ELECTRONICS CORP
TELIOON
BEVERLY CIM E? LEX* THE
SOTHEBY PARKE BFRNET INC*
LION COUNTRY SAFARI IfcC*
TOKYU TOURIST INTL INC**
BIOMEDICAL REFERENCE LAB* INC
CONSOLIDATED BIOMEDICAL LAB
BLQUNT-FICHTNFR ENGINEERING
BOLT* BERAMEK & NEWMAN INC*
DM INTL INC.
GULF INTERSTATE CO*
PINCOCK* ALLEN & HOLT INC.
CONSOLIDATED BIOMEDICAL LA8*

NEW YORK
LOS ANGELES
WHITE FLAIRS
MATTHEWS
PHOENIX
CHICAGO
HI
HOUSTON
DEPEW
LOS ANGELES
LOS ANGELES
NEW YORK
LAGUNA HILLS
LOS ANGELES
BURLINGTON
DUBLIN
YPSILANTI
CAMBRIOGE
HOUSTON
HOUSTON
TUCSON
COLUMBUS




NY
CA
NY
NC
AZ
IL
TX
NY
CA
CA
NY
CA
CA
NC
OH
MI
MA
TX
TX
AZ
OH

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

MITSUI LEA SINS DEVELOPMENT LTD*
ORIENT LEASING CO LTD
NIMSLO INTL LTD
MINT INTL SA
BANDER-TRANS-4DRLD AUCTIONEERS
RO GAN * KEVIN
SEITU STORFS LTD ETAL
THOMAS CHE N TSENG TAO
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ATKINSON ESTATE
ClNFPLEX
SOTHtEBY PARKE 3ERNET PLC
SO NNEN8ERS #ST ALT
TOKTU CORP *
HOFFMANN LAROCHE & CO* LTD
HOFFMAN ~LA ROCHE & LTD. AG
FICKTNER CONSULTING ENG* GMBH
SORCTS OVERSEAS & SCHLUMBER GFR LTD*
DAVT CORP INTL
SIDAW 11 RAJA ET AL
MATTHEW HALL I CO* LTD
HOFFMANN LA ROCHE & CO.

JA
JA
UK
SZ
SA
EI
JA
HK
GE
CA
CA
UK
LS
JA
SZ
SZ
GE
NA
UK
AU
UK
SZ

TYPE
OT
JV
EI
AM
OT
EI
OT
AM
OT
JV
OT
3T
AM
OT
AM
AM
JV
EI
NP
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REAL ESTATE
REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IM THE UNITED STATES
19*2
summary

src

US F IRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

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1 0 1 NORTH PACKER
1 0 1 0 LAMAR STREET
1 0 2 3 15TH STREET
1 1 5 - 1 1 7 EAST 54TH STREET
1 1 6 0 KANE CONCOURSE
1 2 6 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE
12 7 JOHN STPEET
1 4 1 5 LOUISIANA
14 6 MADEIRA
1 5 Q E* 52 ND STREET
1 7 5 HATER STREET
1 9 1 9 BROADWAY
2 1 2 1 WISCONSIN AVENUE
2 1 4 ANTILLA AVENUE
260 KADIS ON AVENUE
28 5 2 OAK AVE.
3 e a s t BOTH STREET
3 1 0 0 TIMMONS LANE
33 NORTH DEARBORN
35 EAST WACKER DRIVE
3500 WILSHIRE BL.VO
353 SACRAMENTO
3 5 7 - 5 9 WEST 2^TH STREET
36 S . FRANKLIN
400 S . HOPE STRFET
405 PARK AVENUF
4 1 4 0 SW 74TH STREET
60 0 THIRD A VE .
6 5 7 - 7 1 r t m O U DRIVE
6 8 0 1 W.W. ?4TH AVENUE
744 SW FOURTH STREET
8 3 2 0 SU 8TH STREET
8 9 6 9 E. FERN STREET
90 R ROAD STREET
90 0 N.E. 125TH STREET
9 6 5 5 M.W. 79TH STREET
RIVER REND
ABRAMS CENTER
ALAMO PLAZA
AL MM BRA VILLAGE
AMOCO TOWER
ANORAU AIRPARK
ARCADE CENTER
ATLANTA GALLERIA
ATLANTA WEST BUSINESS PARK
AUBURN VILLAGE

CHICAGO
IL
HOUSTON
TX
DC
WASHINGTON
NEW YORK
NY
MIAMI
FL
CORAL GABLES FL
NEW YORK
NY
HOUSTON
TX
CORAL GABLES FL
NEW YORK
NY
NEW YORK
NY
DENVER
CO
DC
WASHINGTON
MIAMI
FL
NEW YORK
NY
MIAMI
fl
NEW YORK
NY
TX
HOUSTON
CHICAGO
IL
CHICAGO
IL
LOS ANGELES CA
SAN FRANCISCOCA
NEW YORK
NY
CHICAGO
IL
LOS ANGELES CA
NEW YORK
NY
DADE
fl
NEW YORK
NY
MIAMI
FL
N* MIAMI
FL
MIAMI
FL
DADE
FL
FL
PERRINIE
NEW YORK
NY
MIA MI
FL
HIALE AH
FL
I NOIA NPOLIS
IN
DALLAS
TX
DENVER
CO
WINTER PARK FL
CO
DENVER
HOUSTON
TX
WA
SEATTLE
ATLANTA
GA
ATLANTA
GA
VA
ALEXANDRIA

UNIDENTIFIED INVESTORS
BRITISH ELECTRIC PENSION
SAVffGE-FOSARTY
BANC0MER* S * A*
KI N(£F IELDf N.V.
CAIN INVESTMENTS NV
SCHRODER REAL ESTATE CORP.
ELECTRICITY COUNCIL OF ENGLAND-PENS
PETRAS INVESTMENTS NV
R0YCG GROUP
HOWARD RON SON
UN TOE NTT FI ED
GEORGETOWN CENTER N.V.
INTERNIA COR*. N.V.
SCHRODER REAL ESTATE CORP.
TEARCA M.V.
UNIDENTIFIED
ASHLAND ESTATES LTD
PENSION FUND
MARAL MORTGUSE CORP /EXCELSIM LIFE
CADILLAC-FAIRVIEWt LTD
DACN CORP.
AFCORELLI Ufe
c a o i l l a c - f AIPVIEW
REICHMAN FAMT.Y
00 KER AIL* N.V.
MIGMVEST N. V.
SUMITOMO COR3 /SUMIREAL CORP.
BERRIANA INVE5TMENTS N.V.
FLAIR A N. V.
IMPERIAL REAL PROPERTIES INC.
LANDMARK* P30Q N.V.
HU Lfift N.V.
BR ITISH LAND CO.
TIBEL PROPERTIES NV
MICWAEL ROSENBERG
OXFORD DEVELOPMENT GROUP
GENERALF D♦ ENTERPRISE SOCIETE
TRANSATLANTIC DIL % ENERGY CO.
ORLANDO ALHAMBRA SYNDICATE
BRITISH PETROLEUM-PENSION FUND
EUROPEAN FERRIES* LTD
CARMA DEVELOPERS LTD
NORO GROUP 0F COMPANIES
HOOKER CORP.
UNIDENTIFIED CSKFf INC)




NAT
UK
NL
MX
NA
NA
UK
UK
NA
UK
UK
UK
NA
NA
UK
NA
SZ
HK
CA
CA
CA
IT
CA
CA
NA
NA
JA
NA
NA
PM
NA
NA
UK
NA
CA
CA
FR
NO
CA
UK
UK
CA
NL
AS
NL

TYPE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
HE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
Rt
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

VALUE
25.0
6.0
5.1
90.0
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60.0
115.0
9.0
1.9
2.3
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20.0

95.0
41.0
2.0
80.0
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1.5
3.4
2.6
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300*0
250*0
150*0
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STATUS
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

REAL ESTATE
SUMMARY REPORT
FORETGM DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE UNITED STATES
1 9*2
SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

TTPE

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BARNETT PLAZA
BAY SHARE YACHT CLUB
BOARD OF TRADE BLOG
BOCA PARK
BOCA TRAIL
BREEZE HILL
BRENTWOOD CQMMHONS
BR IDpE.'ATE* COMMONS
BUCKINGHAM TOWERS
CALIFORNIA CENTER
CALIFORNIA CLUB MALL
CALIFORNIA PLAZA
CASA GRANDE CENTER
CAS ARINA
CENTRE COURT
CENTROS HOUSE
CHAPFL CR EE K RANCH
CHINA BA S IN BUILDING
CHINATOWN PROJECT
CHLRCH BU ILDI ^
CITIZENS FtDE PAL S&L ^LDG
CO EB PLACE
CONCORDE TOWER
CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT
CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT
CONDOMINIUM PROJECT
CORPORATF CENTFR
CORPORATE 3 AR K COMPLEX
COUNTRY SIDE APTS*
COUNTY SPAT SHOPPING CENTER
CRYSTAL TOWER
CYPRFSS WALK
DALLAS MAIM C ENTER
DEBRA PROJECT
DEERFIELD CORPORATF PARK
OUNMOODY VILLAGE
EAST LAKE
ELK GROVE TILLAGE
EQUITABLE 3 LD 0
EVER TRUST BUILT ING
FASHION VALLEY CENTER
FICELTTY BUILDING CO RP * BLOGS
FIESTA HALL
FINANCIAL c EDEF. AL BLDFIRST INTERSTATE PLAZ*
FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS BLOG

ORLANDO
FL
FT. LAUDERDALFL

ABDUL L. JAMEEL
MANSON INVESTMENTS* N.V*
PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE
MARK8QR0UGH PROPERTIES* LTD.
BR AMALE A* LTD
PINES* OR. RICARDO
LAIRG PROPERTIES LTD
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UNIDENTIFIED INVESTORS
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VALVIL CORP. N.V.
MORSUARD PROPERTIES LTD
CADiLLAC-FAIRVIEW LTD
HANS LUN& DEVELOPMENT
HA SEGAW* KCMUTEN CO. LTD
VA LINIVEST N.V.
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BRAMALEA LTD.
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UN IDFNTIFIED
N. PHAL* S . A«, / SOCRI OF NICE
TR ANSOL HOLDING
BRAMALEA LTD
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AL-TAJIR* MAH}I
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STORFORD N. V.
WEST LIFE ASSURANCE CO. ET AL
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SA
NA
UK
CA
CA
VF
UK
CA
SZ
CA
CA
CA
CA
AS
NA
UK
GE
HK
HK
NA
CA
CA
HK
JA
NA
JA
CA
CA
NL
NL
FR
NL
CA
SA
CA
NL
CA
UK
JA
TW
UK
TC
UK
NA
CA
GE

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RF
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
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wales

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NASHVILLE
TN
BRIDGEWATER NJ
FORT LEE
NJ
CA
SACRAMENTO
MIAMI
fl
LOS ANGELES CA
CASA GRANDE AZ
STESTA KEY
FL
ATLANTA
GA
MA
BOSTON
TX
FORT WORTH
SAN FRANCISCOCA
MISSOURI CITYTX
MIAMI
FL
»A
BELLEVUE
ATLANTA
GA
HOUSTON
TX
MAUI
HA
MIAMI
FL
HAWAII ISLANDHA
CO
GOLDEN
CULVER CITY CA
MEMPHIS
TN
VALPARAISO
IN
MIAMI
FL
ORLANDO
FL
DALLAS
TX
ORLANDO
FL
DFERFIFLD
FL
ATLANTA
GA
CHULA VISTA CA
ELK GROVE
IL
GA
ATLANTA
JERSEY CITY NJ
CA
SAN DIEGO
PHILADELPHIA PA
mesa
AZ
MIAMI
FL
CA
SAN DIFG.0
TAMPA
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VALUE

35.0
20 0 . 0
4 § *0
400.Q
5.5

32.0
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52.5

3.1
300.0
12. 0
500.0

20.0
60.0
63.5

STATUS
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
complete

COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
complete

PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

REAL ESTATE
SUMMAR Y REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT I H THE USIITED STATES
1 982
SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INI VEST DR

NAT

TYPE

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****
****
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FLCUR HILL
FOSTER VILLAGE
FOUR PENN CENTER
FREEPORT TOWN CENTER
FREEWAY BUSINESS CENTER
GALLERIA TOWN CENTER
GATEWAY PARK
GHIRADELLI SQUARE
GLENttOOO SPRINGS MALL
GRANADA C OHMUNITY
GRANT BLDG
GREENBRIAR SOUTHWEST FIVE
GWINNETT COUNTY MALL
HAWAII PROPERTIES
HERALD SQUARE KOPVETTES BLDG
HERITAGE PARK PLAZA
HIGHLAND PLAZA SHOPPII\G CENTER
HORTON PLAZA
HOTEL PROJECT
INDUSTRIAL BLDG
INDUSTRIAL CONDOMINIUM
INDUSTRIAL CONDOMINIUM
INDUSTRIAL PROJECT
INVESTMENT BUILDING
JACAKOL BAY CLUB
JACKSON TOWERS
KENDALL GARDENS OFFICE PARK
KUEBLER RANCH
LAKE NONA PROJECT
LAKESIDE BUSINESS PARK
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND

DC
WASHINGTON
FORT yORTH
TX
PHILADELPHIA PA
DALLAS
TX
LONG BEACH
CA
KANSAS CITY MO
COLORADO SPRICO
SAN FRANCISCOCA
HOUSTON
TX
ORANGE C0U8TYFL
PITTSBURGH
PA
STAFFORD
TX
GWINNETT
GA
HONOLULU
HA
NY
NEW YORK
TX
HOUSTON
MIAMI
FL
SAN DIEG-0
CA
CA
MOONA CHIE
NJ
WESTCHESTER NY
WESTCHESTER NY
D ALLA S
TX
WASHINGTON
DC
MIAMI
FL
SAN FRANCISCOCA
DADE CO
FL
OTAY MESA
CA
ORLANDO
^L
ATLANTA
GA
S . MIAMI
FL
CHICAGO
IL
DADE CO
FL
DADE CO
FL
PHOENIX
AZ
ORLANDO
FL
LOS ANGELES CA
WA
VANCOUVER
DADE COUNTY FL
ATLANTA
FL
DADE CO
FL
DADE CO
FL
LOUDON
VA
N. MIAMI BEACFL
SAN JOSE
CA
MIAMI
fl

SA VAG E-FOG ARTY
HOCKER CORP.
SI MSAPOREt GOVERNMENT OF
LAKFVIEW PROPERTIES LTD
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DA m CORP*
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NL
AS
SN
CA
JA
CA
CA
UK
CA
CA
FR
UK
CA
JA
VI
NA
PM
CA
HK
UK
SP
GE
CA
CA

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
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CRYSTAL BREEZE COMPANIA MANIERA
BRCf^FMAN r AMILY
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NATIONAL COAL BOARD PENSIONS
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UNIDENTIFIED
HULIf N. V.
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OXFORD DEVELOPMENT CO.
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CONSULT*
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NALTAK DEVELOPMENT* N*V*
SOLTI ESTABLISHMENT
CAMPEAU* ROPERT
ALMAGEN N* V .

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HK
NA
NL
UK
UK
NA
CA
NA
NA
CA
SA
GE
CA
NA
GE
PM
NA
NA
LS
CA
NA

VALUE

4&*5
82*0

5*2
85.0
llfUO
330*0
25.0
1*8
157*5

3.8
13*0
•&
*6
•6
28.0
22*0

3.0
2*8
*7
1*6
7* 3
6*5

STATUS
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENOING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENOING
PENOING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

REAL ESTATE
SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IM THE LIMITED STATES
1 982
SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

****
****
** * *
** **
*★**
****
** **
*** *
** * *
** * *
** * *
** **
****
** * *
** **
** * *
** **
****

LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LA NO
LAND
LAND

MIAMI
FL
TAMMANY
LA
ORLANDO
FL
MIAMI
FL
ATLANTA
GA
DENVER
CC
BOCA RATON
FL
ROSEMONT
IL
CHICAGO
IL
CORAL GOBLER FL
PALM BEACH
FL
R OSr MONT
IL
MIAMI
FL
BOCA RATON
FL
HOUSTON
TX
MIAMI
FL
DALLAS
TX
DADE
FL
CHICAGO
IL
DADE
FL
TX
HOUSTON
FT. LAUDERDALFL
HOUSTON
TX
MISSOURI CITYMO
BATON ROUGE LA
DADE COUNTY FL
MIAMI
FL
MIAMI
FL
COCONUT CREEKFL
DADE COUNTY FL
GA
KINGSTON
DADE COUNTY FL
COCONUT CREEKFL
TX
AUSTIN
MIAMI
FL
COCONUT CREEKFL
PINELLAS CS FL
PA
L ANSB ORNE
SAN FRANC I SCOCA
PA
LEVITTOWN
NEW YORK
NY
LONG REACH
CA

MAHfRAJ* KRTSHMA
FRANCOIS SPOFRRY
MARCENT INTERNATIONAL
VERPIAN LTD* N.V.
CONSULTA
JEECO DEVE L©3MENT
MORRISON* JOR3E R.
NOVtTEL SI EH
OXFORD DEV EL D°MENT CO*
MONDOVI
CROUCH GROUP
NO VOT EL * SIEH
CALTANO CORP* N.V.
OLYMPIA % Y0RK* LTD
EUROPEAN FERRIES LTD
UN IDE NTIFI ED
TRILAND LT D/NDRTKSFED GROUP
UNI WORLD INVESTMENTS INC.
OXFORD OEV ELO3 ME\lT GROUP.
ANCORP N . V .
EUROPEAN FERRIES* LTD
BAGPIPER CORP. N.V.
EUROPEAN FERRIES LTD
UN IDENTIFIED INVESTORS
GENSTAR
UNI-WORLD INVESTMENTS* INC
L* ESPLANAD E S . A .
EURO AMERICAN! HOLDINGS N. V.
MAPLES PROPERTIES N.V.
VOLPE CORP. N.V.
AL-KABIP* PRINCE FAISAL M. SAUD
ANCORP N• * V •
COCLIDGE N. V.
BRONFMAN c AMIL Y
FLORMI N. V.
MAPLES PROPERTIES N.V.
LEND LEASE CORPORATION* LTD
BRAMALEA LTD.
UNIDE NTIFIED
BRAVULEA LTD.
MACRIt FRA NS SCO
BRONFMAN FAMILY
CURESLA CA R 1 3 3 EAN LTD
MEPC LTD
NORO GROUP OF COMPANIES
LEND LEASE CORPORATION* LTD

TO
FR
CA
NA
GE
CA
VE
FR
CA
NA
UK
FR
NA
CA
UK
VE
CA
GJ
CA
NA
UK
NA
UK
HK
CA
CJ
PM
NA
NA
NA
SA
NA
NA
CA
NA
NA
AS
CA
HK
CA
AR
CA
NA
UK
NL
AS

*+ * *

** **
****
****
*** *
** * *
*** *
****
*** *
** * *
****
if* * *
*♦* *
****

*** *
*** *
*** *
** * *
****
** * *
** * *
** * *
****
*** *
** * *
** * *
****
**★*




land

LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND
LAND <100 ACRES)
LAND ( 1 0 9 ACRES)
LAND <111 ACRTS)
LAND <112 ACRES)
LAND C1700 ACRES)
LAND <2.5 ACRES)
LAND <20 ACRES)
LA NO < 2 0 . 7 ACPFS)
LAND < 2 1 . 5 ACRES)
LAND ( 3 . 4 ACRES)
LAND <3500 ACRES)
LAND ( 4 . 7 ACRES)
LAND (45 ACRES)
LAND (75 ACRES)
LAND ( 8 . 5 ACRTS)
LAND <9.1 ACRES)
LAND’ S END
LANGBORNE SQUARE CENTER
LEEDS BLDG
LEVITTCUN CENTFR
LINCOLN WEST
LONG beach p l a z a
MANDERLEY
MARKET PLACE
MARSHALL*? P L. £2 A
MIDNIGHT C3VE II

DENVER
ATLANTA
SIESTA KEY

CO
GA
FL

TYPE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

VALUE
3.8

3.0
.5

3.6

1.5

STATUS
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
complete

•4
1.5
3.0
1.2
1.8
3.5
.5
2.5
2.5
.6
2.0
650.0
30.0

COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

F OR E I G N D I R E C T

REAL E S T A T E
SUMMARY REPORT
I NV E S T ME N T I N T H E U V I T E D

STATES

1 9*2
SIC

US F I R M NAME

LOCATION

****
****
****
** * *
****
****
****
** * *
****
****
****
** * *
****
****
****
*# * *
****
****
****
** * *
♦***
♦***
****
****
****
** **
****
****
** **
****
****
** * *
** * *
****
* ** *
*** *
**♦*
* ***
* ***
* ***
****
****
****
****
****
** * *

M I S C . PR OPE R T Y
MONTGOMERY C L U B
M U L T I USE P R O J E C T
MULT 1 USE ?*R 0 JE CT
MULT3-USE PR OJECT
NEWMARKET B U S I N E S S PARK
NORTH COUNTY F A I R
NORT HRI DGE F A S H I O N CENTER
NORT HVI EW C E N T E R
NORTHVI EV P R O J E C T
OAK PARK PROPERTY
OAKLAND A IR* PARK
OFFICE
PROJECT
O F F I C E BLD T
O F F I C E BLD3
O F F I C E BLDG
O FF IC E BLDT
O F F I C E BLDS
O F F I C E BLDG
O F F I C E BLD3T
O F F I C E BLDS
O F F I C E BLOT
O F F I C E BLD3
O F F I C E BLD*
O FF IC E BLOT
O F F I C E BLD3T
O F F I C E BLD3'
OFFICE bldsO FF IC E BLOT
O F F I C E BLDG
OFFICE BUILDING
O F F I C E PARK
O F F I C E PARK
O F F I C E PARK
O F F I C E PARK
OFFICE PROJECT
O FF IC E PROJECT
OFFICE PROJECT
O FF IC E PROJECT
O FFI CE PROJECT
OFFICE PROJECT
OFFICE PROJECT
OFFICE PROJECT
O F F I C E PR OJ E C T
OFFICE PROJECT
OFFICE PROJECT

LOS ANGELES
ORLANDO
C HI CA GO
BAL T I MO RE
STAMFORD
ATLANTA
ESCONDI DO
LOS ANGE LE S
DALLAS
DENVER
VENT URA
OAKLAND
C HI CA GO
PARSIPPANY
NEW YORK




lakeland

PHOENIX
NEW YORK
P HO E NI X
SAN D I E G O
SAN D I E G O
DA L L A S
TARRYTOWN
HOUSTON
P HO E NI X
PHOENI X
T UL S A
MONTVALE
HOUSTON
PI SCATAWAY
DENVER
DENVER
DENVER
DENVER
DENVER
LOS ANGELES

FOREIGN
CA
FL
IL
MD
CT
GA
CA
CA
TX
CO
CA
CA
IL
NJ
NY
FL
AZ
NY
AZ
CA
CA
TX
NY
TX
AZ
AZ
OK
NJ
TX
NJ
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
CA

TAMPA
FL
SAN F RANCI SCOCA
PORTLAND
OR
SEATTLE
WA
PHOENIX
AZ
DALLAS
TX
ENCIN*
CA
HOUSTON
TX
HOUSTON
TX

I NVE ST OR

MARUKO S H 3 J I
BONAI RE
OXFORD DEVELOPMENT GROUP
C A D I L L A C - F A I R V I E W « LTD
T RI Z EC CORP.
LA IMG P R O P E R T I E S PLC
BRCNFMAN f a m i l y
AM ERI CAN PRC PERT T T RU S T
LA KE VI E W P R O P E R T I E S L T D
CAPMA D E V E L C P i R S t LTD
BELZBERG " AIRILY
SHUWA I NVE ST ME NT GROUP
C A D I L L A C - F A I P V I E W * LTD
N A T I O N A L COAL BOARD P E NS I ONS
SUMITOMO CORP.
GOLD & MERT* GMBH
MARTENS DEVELOPMENT
SUMITOMO CCRP
L A KE VI E W P R O P E R T I E S
SE6 AUSTRI A
LEHNDORFF GROJP
HE AOWAY MANAGEMENT CORP.
C H R I S T I A N REALTY
HAT GROUP
SEG A U S T R I A
VENT URE P R O P E R T I E S
ZEN I T AKA
N A T I O N A L C OAL BOARD PE NS I ONS
UNIDENTIFIED
N A T I O N A L COAL 30ARD P E NSI ONS
VE NT URE P R O P E R T I E S
CARMA DEVELOPERS# LT D
CARMA DEVELOPERS* LT D
ME PCt LT D
CARMA DEVELOPERS* LT D
M I T S U I REAL E S T A T E DEVELOPMENT
DM C O NS U L T A NT S
DM CO NS U L T ANT S * LTD
UN I D E N T I F I E D
M I T S U B I S H I FST ATE CO* LT D
DA ON CORP
L A KE VI E W P R O P E R T I E D L T D
TR I LAND COMMERCI AL
F U J I T A CORP
g r f *t w e s t
l if e assurance
GRE*T WEST L I c r ASSURANCE

NAT

T YPE

JA
IS
CA
CA
CA
UK
CA
UK
CA
CA
CA
JA
CA
UK
JA
CA
CA
JA
CA
AU
GE
CA
NO
UK
AU
CA
JA
UK
HK
UK
CA
CA
CA
UK
CA
JA
CA
CA
HK
JA
CA
CA
CA
JA
CA
CA

RE
RE
RF
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

VALUE
. 6

COMPLET E
COMPLET E
PENDI NG
COMPL ET E

200.0

complete

40.0
60.0

6.0

BO. 0
12.3

50.0

re

RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

STATUS

1R.0
27.0

6.7

46.5
100.0

11.0
80.0

42.0

COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
C OMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
PE NDI NG
COMPLET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
COMPLET E
P E NDI NG
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLET E
COMPLETE
COMPL ET E
COMPLETE
COMPLET E
COMPLETE
C OMPLET E
COMPLETE
C OMPLET E
C OMPLET E
C OMPLET E
PENDING
COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLETE

real e s ta te

SUMMARY REPORT
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN THE LIMITED STATES
I 9*2
SIC

US FIRM NAME

LOCATION

FOREIGN INVESTOR

NAT

** * *
** * *
****
** * *
*★ * *

OFFICE PROJECT
OFFICE PROJECT
OFFICE PROJECT
OFFICE SITE
OFFICE TOWER
OLD MINT PLACE
OLYMPIA CENTER
ONE COLUMBJS PLAZA
ONE EXCHANGE PLAZA
ONE LOGAN SQUARE
PACIFIC GATEWAY CENTER
PALM DESERT TOWN CENTER
PANASONIC BUILDING
PARAGON CENTER
PARKVIEW CENTER
PE ACHTREE BULKE CENTER
PINES PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER
PLAZA WEST
POINT 100
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
RESIDENTIAL P ROJECT
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
RESIDENTIAL PROJECT
REUNION CENTER BUILDING
REYNARD ARMS
RICHLAND FASHION MALL
RI VERVIEW PLAZA
ROBERTS LANDING
ROSENZWEIG CENTER
ROSWELL VILLAGE
S. EAST 59TH STREET
SA* DIEGO FEDERAL BLDG
SANTA FE SPRINGS PLAZA
SANTA ROSA PLAZA
SC GTCTSDALE CORPORATE CENTER
SC CTiTSDAL E RANCH
SECOND STA3 E THEATER
SHOPPING CENTER
SHOPPING CENTER
SHOPPING CENTER

AZ
PHOEN IX
PHOENIX
AZ
HOUSTON
TX
DC
WASHINGTON
HOUSTON
TX
CO
DENVER
CHICAGO
IL
PHOENIX
AZ
NEW YORK
NY
PHILADELPHIA PA
LOS ANGELES CA
MONTEREY
CA
IRVING
TX
FT* LAUDERDALFL
DALLA S
TX
A TLANTA
GA
PALM BEACH
FL
ATLANTA
GA
ORLANDO
FL
ALAMEDA
CA
BAKERSFIELD CA
PHOENIX
AZ
COLUMBIA
MD
BALTIMORE
MO
GERMANTOWN
MD
DALLA S
TX
MD
BALTIMORE
PHOENIX
AZ
S AITHERSBERG MD
TULSA
OK
SAN DIEGO
CA
WACO
TX
CHICAGO
TL
FL
SEMINOLE
PHOENIX
AZ
A TL ANTA
GA
NEW YORK
NY
CA
S AN DIEGO
SANTA FE SPRICA
SANTA ROSA
CA
SCOTTSDALE
AZ
SCOTTSDALE
AZ
WA
SEATTLE
LAS VEGAS
NV
CHICAGO
IL
BOYNTON
FL

AYRSHIRE
OXFORD GROUP* LTD
CHEKIANG FIRST BANK LTD
VIKING GROUP
ME PC LTD
COKPCO HOLDIM33 LTD ET AL
OLYMPIA $ YG'RK* LTD
LAKEVIEW PROPERTIES* LTD
UN IOENTIFIED
FOUR SEASONS HOTELS LTD
CA OILLAC-FAIRVIE^t LTD
BR OflFMAN FAMILY
UN IDENTIFIED
PIfvES* DR. RICARDO
LA KEWIEW PROPERTIES * LTD
UNIOENTIFIED
DELTANA N.V*
GOLD BUILDING M.V.
ABDOL L. JUNED
SHUiA CO* LTD
SEG AUSTRIA
MARTENS DEVELDPMRNT
A0 KI CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD
SHELTER CORP.
A0 KI CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD
TRILAND COMMERCIAL LTD
SHELTER CORPORATION
MARTENS DEVELOPMENT
A0 KI CONST RUCTION CO. LTD
ZENITAKA CORP
THE HAGUE LTD
UN IOENTIFIED
SLCUGH ESTATES* LTD
ZOM
LEHWDORFF GROUP
NO RO GROUP O' COMPANIES
HONG KONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORP.
KG WA REAL ESTATE CO. LTD
TRIZEC CORP.
TRIZEC COR P .
N.H. CLAUSEN HOLDINGS
MARKSOROUGH PROPERTIES* LTD/COSTAIN
CADILLAC-FAIRVIEW* LTD
ME PC LTD
UN IDE NT IF I ED

CA
UK
HK
UK
UK
UK
CA
CA

•kit it *

** * *
** *■*
** **
** * *
*★* *
** * *
** * ★
** * ★
** * *
Hi t **

****
*** *
** * *
** * *
** * *
** * *
** * *
*★ * *
★★★*
****
** * *
** **
** * *
** * *
** * *
****

*★ ★★
** * *
** * *
*** *
** **
** * *
** * *
** * ★
** * *
*★ **
** * *
■kit it *

****
** * *




CA
CA
CA
SZ
VE
CA
GE
NA
NA
SA
JA
AU
CA
JA
CA
JA
CA
CA
CA
JA
JA
NA
UK
UK
NL
GE
NL
HK
JA
CA
CA
CA
CA
CA
UK
SZ
NL

T¥PE
RE
RF
HE
RE
RE
HE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RF
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
HE
RE
RE
IE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
HE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RF
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

VALUE
5i.O
30.0

24.0

4.0
15.0
4.0
5.4

1.8
37.0
63 . 0
50.0
15.0
52.0
.6
400.0
1.1

STATUS
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
PENDING
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
complete

COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE
COMPLETE

F OR E I G N D I R E C T

REAL E S T A T E
SUMHARY REPORT
I NV E S T ME N T I N T H E U N I T E D S T A T E S

1982
SIC

US FIRM NAME

** **
*** *
****
** * *
** * *
♦***
** **
****
+** *
** * *
****
** * *
*** *
** * *
****
** **
****
** **
** * *
** * It
****
** * *
*★**
** **
****
****

SHOPPING CENTER
SHOPPING CENTER
SHOPPING CENTER PROJECT
SOLAR BUILDING
SOUTH PLAINS MALL
ST* *JAMES TOWER
STATC COLLEGE BUSINESS PARK
STIR LINGWOD D CONDOMINIUM
SUNRISE BAY CENTER
TEXAS FEDERAL BUILHINC
TEXAS PLAZ*
TEXAS TOWER
THE COLONNADE
THE “MEDICAL CTNTFR PROJECT
THE SEARS 3LDG
THE SQUARE AT KEY RISCAYNE
THE WATERWAYS
TIMBERNECK & TRE
TOyER 56
TOWNCITY PLAZA
TRADERS BA^K BLDG
TREGARON PROPERTY
TRINITY PLACE
TWO FROST TOWER
U* N* MISSION BUILDING
UNITED BAN< »LA7A
UMIVERSITY PLAZA
*** * UNIVERSITY ST ATAN BLOCK
**** V*W. DISTRIBUTION CENTER
** * * VALLEY PLAZA
★*** VALLEY RANCH
*** * VALLEY RANCH PROJECT
****
VILLAGE P A3 K
** * * VILLAGES CM THE PARK
*** * WAREHOUSE
** * ★ WAREHOUSE
** * *
WATERIQGE
** **
WATERMARK
** * * WELLS FARG3 BUILDING
*** * WESTEORK
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE APTS
** * * WINDWQOO
****
WORLD SAVINGS CENTER




LOCATION

FOREIGN

ROCHESTER

ME PC* LTD
SCHRODER R E A L E S T A T E C O RP .
T R I Z E C CORP
SARZ P R O P E R T I E S N . V *
UN IDE NT ID I ED
AMERI CAN C I T Y CO NS T RU C T I O N CORP
CAMPEAU CORP
HAVORABI N*V*

MN
LA
ALBUQUERQUE NM
WASHINGTON
DC
LUBBOCK
TX
NEW YORK
NY
SAN B f RNARDINCA
MIAMI
FL
FT* LAUDERDALFL
DALLAS
TX
DALLAS
TX
HOUSTON
TX
DALLAS
TX
HOUSTON
TX
ORLANDO
FL
KEY BISCAYME FL
MIAMI
fl
COLUMBIA
MD
NEW YORK
NY
HOUSTON
TX
KANSAS CITY MQ
WASHINGTON
DC
DENVER
CO
SAN ANTONIO TX
NY
NEW YORK
PHOENIY
AZ
DALLAS
TX
PORTL AND
OR
CARROLLTON
TX
BAKERSFIELD CA
DALLAS
TX
DALLAS FT WORT*
STOWE
VT
KING COUNTY WA
HOUSTON
TX
KANSAS CITY MO
SAN DIEGO
CA
DANIA
fl
SAN FRANCISCOCA
DOIJGLFS
GA
ATLANTA
GA
BOCA RATON
FL
BRENTWOOD
CA

I NVE ST OR

UCCELLO I M M 0 8 I L I E N
ME PC t LT D
C HE K I ANG F I R S T BANK* L T D
ME PC * LTD
c o m . A I M CORP*
ABDUL L* J AME EL
MAL V OL I O H *¥*
C O S T A I N GROUP » L C
COSTAIN LT D
HOWARD RANSON
UN I D E N T I F I E D
UN I D E N T I F I ED
F I S E N B E R G * SHAUL N*
E L E C T R I C I T Y COUNCI L P E N S I O N FUND
CADILLAC-FAIRVIEtt
L I R Y A * GOVERNMENT OF
OX FORD DEV E L 0 3 MEVT GROUP
L A K E V I E W PRC' °ERTI ES L T D
ER I DANUS
U N I T E D S T A T E S PROPERTY T RU S T
SCHRODER REAL E S T A T E CORP*
BLOCK BROSt I N D U S T R I E S ET AL
T R I L A N D CORP*
GAMEROFF* MARVIN
DA ON CORP*
SUMI TOMO CORP.
SUMI TOMO CORP.
GREAT WEST L I F E ASSURANCE CO.
LEND L EASE CORPORATI ON* L T D
LE HNDORFF GROU*
HOOKER C O R P . LTD
ADULA I N V E S T ME N T S * N . V . E T AL
T RCZER* KEMSLEY £ MI LLBORN L T D .
OLYMPI A & YGR<* LTD

NAT
UK
UK
CA
NA
GE
UK
CA
NA
CA
GE
UK
HK
UK
CA
SA
NA
UK
CA
UK
KK
GE
IS
UK
CA
LY
CA
CA
GE
UK
UK
CA
CA
CA
CA
JA
JA
CA
AS
GE
AS
NA
UK
CA

TYPE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE

VALUE

42.0
100.0
.6
4.8
5.0
150.0
100*0

5.3

5.9
3 3* 0
20.6

3.1

71.5

171.0
1.0

80.0

STATUS
COMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
C O MPL E T E
COMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
C OMPLET E
C OMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COHPLETE
COMPLET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
P E N D I NG
C OMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
COMPL ET E
PENDING
C OMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
COMPL ET E
COMPLET E
C OMPL ET E
C OMPL ET E
COMPLET E

APPENDIX B
DESCRIPTION OF KEY TERMS
Acquisition — a transaction in which title to stock or assets of
the U.S. target is secured by another person or enterprise. The
substantive result is that one party obtains ownership of another.
Agencies — foreign financial intermediaries operating in the United
States primarily financing international transactions, but
prohibited from accepting domestic deposits.
Branches — foreign financial intermediaries (integral parts of the
foreign parent banks) which can accept domestic deposits.
Development — realty investments that involve construction (as
opposed to purchase.)
Equity Increase — a rise in the percentage of equity securities
held, or an equivalent increase in percentage ownership, by a
foreign investor.
Foreign Direct Investment — the direct
foreign entity of 10 percent or more of
incorporated business enterprise, or an
unincorporated business enterprise, and
interest in real property.

or indirect ownership by a
the voting securities of an
equivalent interest in an
a 10 percent or more

Joint Venture — a transaction in which two or more parties
establish a new corporation to which each contributes according to
the provisions of the joint venture agreement.
Merger — a transaction which results in the dissolution of the
acquired business enterprise, into either another already existing
or into a reorganized (but not always renamed) company.
New Plant — a new operating facility, established either in
conjunction with an existing foreign-owned productive enterprise or
as a completely new venture.
Plant Expansion — an addition to the capacity of an existing
foreign-owned operating facility.
Purchases — used herein to describe realty transactions,
specifically the acquisition of real property.
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) — categorizes U.S.
industries in a numerical classification series, in accordance with
the composition and structure of the domestic economy.
Subsidiaries — separate legal entities either owned or controlled
by foreign investors but permitted to do business in the United
States under state and/or federal authority.
Transaction Value — the reported total cost of the investment, or
the estimated proportion of the investment if a joint venture,
regardless of the source or timing of funds.




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