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CSR has been punished in the recent market downturn, but they continue to win contracts and raise projections.  The Chinese government has their back in an effort to consolidate the domestic security and surveillance industry, which should be a tremendous market opportunity consdiring the size and scope of the country (as well as the Chinese penchant for watching over its citizens shoulders).  Citadel has provided funding via convertible debt instruments that enable the fund to maintain careful oversight over the M&A strategy. 

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China Security & Surveillance Technology, Inc. (NYSE:CSR)

Sep. 29, 2009 $7.07

52-week range: $2.47 (Mar. 12, 2009) - $14.20 (Sep. 29, 2008)

State-owned oil companies on Monday (February 2) agreed for a near-three fold increase in their corporate social responsibility (CSR) spending to two per cent of their profits. The resolve to have more focused approach on social responsibilities came at a meeting called by Petroleum Minister Murli Deora to review the contribution of oil Public Sector Units (PSUs) to CSR activities.