Opinion ID: 815610
Heading Depth: 4
Heading Rank: 2

Heading: Mawei

Text: Evidence of the PRC’s control over Mawei is even more attenuated than that over FSIGC and is also dependent on there being an alter ego relationship between FSIGC and the PRC. The aforementioned Wang and Lin declarations only show that FSIGC directly owns 56.21% of Mawei’s total share capital. FSIGC also effectuated Mawei’s reconstruction and the two companies share senior management personnel. Just as the PRC’s 100% ownership of FSIGC is insufficient to establish the necessary degree of control under Bancec, so too is FSIGC’s majority share ownership of Mawei not enough to demonstrate that the PRC, through FSIGC, controlled Mawei and create an alter ego relationship. See Walter Fuller, 965 F.2d at 1382 & n.11. For reasons already discussed, First Investment has also not shown that the PRC manipulated Mawei’s corporate form to commit a fraud or injustice. As with FSIGC, the district court did not err in dismissing Mawei for lack of personal jurisdiction after concluding that there was no alter ego relationship between Mawei and the PRC.8 8 The district court also denied jurisdictional discovery because First Investment failed to allege facts that, if true, would establish jurisdiction. First Investment does not raise this 20 No. 12-30377