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Listing of Transactions by State Location June 1991 - 119- APPENDIX c LISTING OF INVESTMENT TRANSACTIONS BY STATE LOCATION Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis June 1991 Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis June 1991 1989 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS ,COMPLETED,BY STATE TS US FIRM NAME SIC FOREIGN INVESTOR NA TY VALUE AK KLUKWAN/SICOF JOINT VENTURE 5099 PRC, GOVERNMENT OF THE CH JV AK PHILLIPS PETROLEUM CO JOINT VENTURE 1311 REPUBLIC OF CHINA, GOVERNMENT OF TW JV 3s!o AK SEACREST INC'S PLANT 2092 TOYO MENKA KAISHA LTD JA AM 1.8 AK TEXAS EASTERN CORP'S OIL/GAS ASSETS 1311 IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES PLC UK AM 88.3 AL GOLD STAR OF AMERICA INC 3695 GOLD STAR CO LTD KS PE AL HITACHI SEIKI CO 3541 HITACHI SEIKI CO LTD JA NP AL JVC MAGNETICS AMERICA INC 3577 MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC IND CO LTD JA PE 7.7 AL NIHON DEN-NETSU KEIKI CO 5084 NIHON DENNETSU KEIKI CO LTD JA OT AL SOUTHERN TOOL INC 3325 TRIPLEX LLOYD PLC UK AM AR ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS CO 4953 BRAMBLE INDUSTRIES LTD AS AM 30.0 AR RAZORBACK STEEL CORP 3312 SUMITOMO CORP ET AL JA AM 20.0 AR TREFIL ARBED 2296 ARBED SA LU NP 70.0 AR WEYERHAEUSER CO'S GYPSUM WALLBOARD DV 3275 BORAL LTD AS AM AZ INTERMARK GAMING INTL INC 3999 LEISURE INVESTMENTS PLC UK ET 2.’6 AZ PARK PLACE (PARCEL OF LAND) **** MITSUI GROUP JA RE 3.6 AZ RAMADA INC. 7011 NEW WORLD DEVELOPMENT CO. LTD. HK AM 540.0 AZ TIMBERLINE MINERALS INC 1061 SECKOLD, NORMAN A AS AM AZ W A KREUGER CO 2752 RINGIER FAMILY SZ El 3 2 2 ^ AZ WEYERHAUSER CO MINE AND PLANT 1499 BORAL LTD AS AM CA 20 ACRES **** SHIMIZU CONSTRUCTION CO. JA RE u!o - CA 225 SOUTH SEPULVEDA BLVD **** BALZAK CORP. JA RE 16.0 121 CA 280 ACRES BEACHFRONT PROPERTY **** QUINTEX GROUP AS RE 260.0 CA A & M RECORDS 3652 NV PHILIPS NL AM 500.0 - CA A & M SECURITY INC 3669 SECOM CO LTD JA AM CA ACA JOE 5699 UNITED TREND INVESTMENT LTD HK AM 19.*0 CA ACT III COMMUNICATIONS CORP 7812 TRACTEBEL BE AM CA ADOHR FARMS' BEVERAGE PLANT 2026 POKKA CORP JA AM 5^6 CA ADVANCED VIDEO TECHNOLOGY CENTER 3651 SONY CORP JA OT CA AIRFLITE 5599 TOYOTA MOTOR CORP JA AM io!s CA AKASHIC MEMORIES CORP 3572 KUBOTA LTD JA PE 30.0 CA ALMAR SERVICES INC 5199 DAIOHS LTD JA AM 4.0 CA ALTA-DENA INC 2026 SOPARINDI SA FR AM CA AMYL IN CORP 8731 COOPER, GARTH J. R. DR. UK OT . CA ANACOMP'S THIN FILM MAGNETIC DISK DIV 3572 HITACHI LTD JA AM CA API ALARM SYSTEMS 3669 AUTOMATED SECURITY (HOLDINGS) PLC UK AM CA APRICOT ENTERTAINMENT INC 7812 OKAMOTO, NAOFUMI ET AL JA NP 50.0 CA ARDENT COMPUTER CORP 3573 KUBOTA LTD JA El 50.0 CA ARIEL VINEYARD INC 2084 TOKAI BOEKI CO LTD JA AM 0.8 CA ASMIC CO LTD 7372 SUMITOMO CORP JA OT . CA ATHOME INT'L LISTING SERVICE CO. 6531 ATHOME CO. LTD JA NP CA ATLANTIC ENTERTAINMENT GROUP 7812 SAFFRAN, ALAN ET AL AS AM CA BARR IS INDUSTRIES INC 7812 WESTFIELD HOLDINGS PLC ET AL AS AM 36^3 CA BERELSON CORP 2092 NICHIREI CORP JA AM 23.0 CA BERING CONSULTING 8748 USSR, GOVT OF UR OT . CA BERING ELECTRIC CO 5063 SOVIET UNION, GOVT OF UR JV . CA BEVERLY ENTERPRISES' MICHIGAN INC 8051 TENDERCARE NURSING HOMES OF CANADA CA AM 90.7 CA BILTMORE HOTEL 7011 TAT GROUP JA AM 219.0 CA BOURN'S ROMOLAND PLANT 3825 SIU, PAUL HK AM CA BUILDERS CONCRETE INC 3273 VICAT SA FR AH CA BUSS SYSTEMS INC 3678 DERLAN INDUSTRIES LTD CA AH 7^5 Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis June 1991 1989 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS ,COMPLETED,BY STATE TS US FIRM NAME SIC FOREIGN INVESTOR NA TY VALUE CA CAMPBELL SOUP'S MENDELSON-ZELLER CO INC 5148 POLLY PECK INTL PLC UK AM CA CANADIAN TRADE OFFICE 9611 CANADA, GOVERNMENT OF CA OT CA CASIO INC 3931 CASIO COMPUTER CO LTD ET AL JA NP CA CITRUS ORCHARD 0174 POKKA CORP JA AM CA COMPUTER SUPERCENTERS INTL* 5043 MITSUBISHI CORP JA JV . CA CONCORD HILTON 7011 K. WAH STONES HK AM 20.0 CA COOKE CABLEVISION INC 4841 SUMITOMO CORP JA AM CA COOPER'S SURGICAL UNIT 3841 NESTLE SA SZ AM 325 !o CA COURTAULDS GRAF IL INC 2299 COURTAULDS PLC UK El CA CPG INTERNATIONAL INC. 6719 CHARTERHOUSE GROUP INT'L INC. UK AM 75^0 CA CRYOOYNAMIC CO-EBARA GROUP 3561 EBARA CORP JA EI CA CULINARY BRANDS INC 2099 NESTLE SA SZ AM 2o !o CA DAIFUKU CO 5084 DAIFUKU CO LTD JA OT CA DANA POINT RESORT HOTEL 7011 MASUIWAYA JA AM 1Q0*.0 CA DELMED INC 3842 FRESENIUS AG GE NP 9 CA DIASONIC'S MAGNET ICS-RESONANCE IM DIV 3845 TOSHIBA CORP JA AM 167.5 CA DISCO VISION ASSOCIATES 6794 PIONEER ELECTRONIC CORPORATION JA AM 200.0 CA DISPLAY SYSTEMS OF AMERICA 3577 SONY CORP JA NP 10.0 CA ELGAR ELECTRONICS CORP 3679 DOBSON PARK INDUSTRIES PLC UK AM , CA EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL 7011 MORIHIRO SEKIYAMA JA AM 42.6 - CA ENIGMA ENTERTAINMENT CORP 3652 THORN EMI PLC UK AM 12.0 122 CA FIRST INTERSTATE BANCORP LEASING OPER. 6712 ORIX INTERNATIONAL JA AM 190.0 CA FUIJIKEN CORP 5719 FUIJIKEN CORP LTD JA OT 10.0 - CA FUJI FILM 5043 FUJI PHOTO CO LTD JA NP 5.0 CA FURNISHINGS 2000 INC 5712 MOORE, DAVID UK AM . CA GEKKEIKAN SAKE (USA) INC 2084 GEKKEIKAN SAKE CO LTD JA OT 9.0 CA GEN-PROBE INC 3841 CHUGAI PHARMACEUTICAL CO LTD JA AM 100.0 CA GENERAL AUTOMATION INC 3571 SANDERSON ELECTRONICS PLC UK AM 4.0 CA GEYSER PEAK WINERY 2084 TOOTH & CO LTD AS AM . CA GLEN TAVERN INN 8299 TOKYO BUSINESS COLLEGE JA AM 2.0 CA GOLDEN GATE FIELD'S RACE TRACK 7999 LADBROKE GROUP PLC UK AM 41.0 CA GUBER-PETERS ENTERTAINMENT CO 7812 SONY CORP JA AM 250.0 CA HAKUSAN SAKE BREWERY 2084 SATSUMA SHUZO CO LTD JA OT 21.0 CA HANA BIOLOGICS INC'S DIAGNOSTIC LINE 8071 NIPPON MINING CO LTD JA AM 14.4 CA HANJIN SHIPPING CO'S TERMINAL 4491 HANJIN SHIPPING CO LTD KS OT 84.0 CA HERCO TECHNOLOGY CORP 3679 TOPPAN PRINTING CO LTD JA AM . CA HIGH YIELD TECHNOLOGY INC 3674 USHIO INC JA AM - CA HITACHI 3669 HITACHI LTD JA OT - CA HITACHI'S COMPUTER SUPPORT CENTER 35 77 HITACHI LTD JA OT CA HOTEL 7011 C. ITOH & CO., et al JA NP 30.0 CA HOTEL BEL-AIR 7011 SAKITEI KAIHATSU JA AM 110.0 CA HOYA CORP OF AMERICA 3699 HOYA CORP JA OT - CA HYCOM INC 3661 SHARP CORP JA EI - CA HYUNDAI MOTOR AMERICA INC 5015 HYUNDAI MOTORS CO LTD KS OT 19.9 CA IBM'S ROLM SYSTEMS DIV 3661 SIEMENS AG GE AM 844.0 CA IMPULSE MANUFACTURING 3811 UNIDEN CORP JA AM 18.0 CA INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS **★* FUJITA JA RE 138.0 CA INFORMATION PRESENTATION TECHS. INC 7372 SONY CORP JA AM • CA INTERNATIONAL MARINE TRANSPORT 4731 BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY CO LTD AS OT * 85.0 CA INTL TECHNOLOGY CORP'S OPERATIONS 4953 CANADIAN PACIFIC LTD CA AM Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis June 1991 1989 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS ,COMPLETED,BY STATE 16:24 Monday, January 14, 1991 TS US FIRM NAME SIC FOREIGN INVESTOR NA TY VALUE CA IOPTEX RESEARCH 3851 SMITH & NEPHEW PLC UK AM 236.0 CA J.W. MARRIOTT HOTEL 7011 SUMITOMO REALTY & DEVELOPMENT CO. JA AM 85.0 CA JAPAN PHARMACEUTICAL CO 2099 JAPAN PHARMACEUTICAL DEVELOP CO LTD JA NP 21.5 CA JUDD WIRE INC 3357 SUMITOMO ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES LTD JA PE 5.5 CA JUDY'S INC 5611 LAWS INTL HOLDINGS LTD HK AM 30.0 CA KADOKAWA DISTRIBUTION CO 7822 KADOKAWA FAMILY JA OT CA KADOKAWA PRODUCTIONS US INC 7812 KADOKAWA FAMILY JA OT CA KEY COMPUTER LABORATORIES INC 7392 FUJITSU LTD JA AM 13.2 CA KOBE PRECISION INC 3353 KOBE STEEL LTD JA PE 11.3 CA KOLL COMPANY 6552 ZEN ITAKA CORPORATION JA JV CA KOMAG INC 3674 ASAHI GLASS CO LTD JA AM 24.9 CA KONA KAI CLUB 7997 BOND, ALAN AS AM 12.0 CA KUBOTA LTD 5084 KUBOTA LTD JA OT CA LANGLEY CORP 3728 FLEET AEROSPACE CO CA El CA LARGO ENTERTAINMENT 7812 MATSUSHITA FAMILY JA JV 100.0 CA LATCHFORD GLASS CO 3211 SADA FAMILY MX AM 100.0 CA LE MERIDIEN HOTEL 7011 STANLEY HO HK AM 65.0 CA LOMA LINDA FOODS INC 2023 NV VERENIGDE BEDRIJVEN NUTRICIA NL AM . CA LOS ANGELES HILTON 7011 KOREAN AIRLINES KS AM 168.0 4731 MITSUI & CO LTD JA OT . CA M 0 AIR INTERNATIONAL INC -123- CA MAGELLAN SYSTEMS CORP 3663 UNIDEN CORP JA AM . CA MANAGEMENT CO ENTERTAINMENT GR INC 7812 VIRGIN GROUP PLC UK AM 8.0 CA MARINA DEL REY **** IBRAHIM GROUP SA RE 21.8 CA MARUDAI FOODS 5147 MARUDAI FOOD CO LTD JA OT CA MATSUZAKAYA CO LTD 5311 MATSUZAKAYA CO LTD JA OT . CA MAXOPTIX CORP 3695 KUBOTA LTD JA JV 17.0 CA MCDONNELL DOUGLAS NETWORK SYSTEMS CO 4899 BRITISH TELECOMMUNICATIONS PLC UK AM 355.0 CA MEKTECH CORP 3672 NOK CORP JA NP 2.1 CA MENI CON CO 5048 MEN I CON CO LTD JA OT .
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