(CBIChina)--CBI China will launch its own English-version website on 18 February 2008. (english.cbichina.com).
The new website is created to cater to global customers, laden with news, regular reports, conference information and consultation, and etc, providing easy access to registration with free browse and on-line purchases.
In time of the ninth year of CBI, Patrick Zhang, CEO of CBI, said that the company has been on a fast track in the context of rapidly developing Chinese commodity market. As fueled by the cooperation with ICIS, the pilot intelligence in global petrochemical industry, as well as consolidation with C1 in 2007, it is the very time to establish an English-version website when CBI witnessed many-folded increases of overseas customers on expanding market shares, indicating a further step of significance towards international market.
The new website, including the already existing contents, such as analysis & consulting, convention, business opportunity, advertisement, and intelligence, highlights the part of analysis and consulting.
Zhang also said that CBI will focus on analysis and consulting in the couple of years, and hundreds of professional reports involving in five major industries, Besides the original analysis and consulting services for producers, traders and end users, we also promote customized new type services for investment banks, fund companies and other monetary institutions.

CBI (Shanghai) Co. Ltd., a joint venture with Reed Business Information Limited., is the largest integrated service provider on Chinese commodity markets，specializing in industry chains of energy, petrochemical, steel, non-ferrous metal, and pulp & paper. Bringing together over 700 professionals, CBI has served over 73,000 multi-national and local clients with customized information and proven solutions since 1999. CBI has established a strategic cooperative partnership with ICIS, a leading global provider of information on chemical and oil gas market, and become its sole agency in the mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau.