Angola exported roughly 465,000 barrels of oil per day to China in the first six months of 2007
- The top five countries with China's largest FDI stocks (Algeria, Nigeria, South Africa, Sudan and Zambia), accounted for 54.6% of China's total FDI stock in Africa as of end-2006
- During the period 2003-2006, an average of US$326 million of investment was made annually by Chinese enterprises in Africa
- As of 2008, China ranks as Africa's second-highest trading partner, behind the United States, and ahead of France and Britain
- In 2009, African countries which sourced more than 5% of their Foreign Direct Investment(FDI) stocks from China are Niger (27.5%), Madagascar (10.8%), Guinea (8.0%), Zambia (7.1%), Gabon(6.5%), Benin(6.4%) and Mauritius(5.7%)
- China's overseas direct investment (ODI) reached 55.91 billion US dollars in 2008, of which 5.49 billion dollars was the direct investment for Africa, making up 9.8 percent of the country's ODI
Africa top trading partners in 2008 and 2009 - As of 2008, 85% percent of Africa's exports to China come from five oil-rich countries (Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria, the Republic of Congo, and Sudan)
- China's trade with Africa (as of 2010)
- Africa's exports to China increased at an annual rate of 48 percent between 2000 and 2005
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