2010 CFIUS Annual Report CY09.doc - Department of the Treasury

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Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services 2007-2009 Computer Systems Design and Related Services 36% Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services 19% Scientific Research and Development Services 9% Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services 3% Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services 33% Figure C-5: Covered Transactions from the Professional, Scientific and Technical Services Subsector The mining, utilities, and construction sector accounted for 15 percent (55 notices) of the notices of covered transactions filed with CFIUS from 2007 through 2009. In this sector, the largest percentage of activity involved the utilities subsector, which accounted for 47 percent (26 notices) of the notices in this sector. Ninety-two percent of the transactions in the utilities subsector related to electric power generation, transmission and distribution. Mining, Utilities and Construction, 2007 - 2009 NAICS Code Number of Transactions % of Total M, U & C Oil and Gas Extraction 211 3 6% Mining (except Oil and Gas) 212 11 20% Support Activities for Mining 213 9 16% Utilities 221 26 47% Construction of Buildings 236 3 6% Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction 237 2 4% Specialty Trade Contractor 238 1 2% Table C-6: Covered Transactions from the Mining, Utilities & Construction Sector 8
Mining, Utilities, and Construction 2007-2009 Utilities 47% Oil and Gas Extraction Other 17% Construction of Buildings Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction Specialty Trade Contractor Support Activities for Mining 16% Mining (except Oil and Gas) 20% Figure C-6: Covered Transactions from the Mining, Utilities & Construction Sector Wholesale trade accounted for eight percent (28 notices) of the notices of covered transactions filed with CFIUS from 2007 through 2009. Support activities for transportation accounted for 46 percent (13 notices) of the 28 wholesale trade sector notices during the period. Merchant wholesalers of durable goods, water transportation, and electronics and appliance stores accounted for another 11 percent each (three notices each) within the sector. 9
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