China is looking to buy American - at a never-before-seen clip. Starwood Hotels & Resorts (HOT) is just the biggest and latest target.

Chinese investors and buyers have announced plans to spend $39 billion so far this year buying U.S. companies, says Richard Peterson, senior director at S&P Global Market Intelligence. This whopping total includes Anbang Insurance Group's offer for hotel chain Starwood Hotels & Resorts, which S&P Global says values at $15.2 billion.

The pace of Chinese buying of U.S. companies is unprecedented, Peterson says. The value of Chinese bids for U.S. companies just this year is roughly four times the $9.4 billion of Sino-U.S. deals announced last year and already well above the previous record of $11.8 billion Chinese companies announced spending in 2013. 2013 was the year China's Henan Shineway Industry Group agreed to buy food processor Smithfield Foods for $7.3 billion..


Chinese buys of U.S.-based companies is hitting a record. (Photo: S&P Global Market Intelligence, data as of March 7, 2016.)

"The deal flow is self-explanatory," Peterson says. "It will be a record year for Chinese acquisitions of companies based in the U.S."

China's shopping spree in the U.S. is starting to get harder to ignore given some of the high-profile targets. Five of the six largest Chinese buyouts of U.S. companies have all occurred this year, Peterson says. Ingram Micro, a U.S.-based company that distributes electronics made by companies ranging from Apple (AAPL) to Microsoft (MSFT) was bought in February by China's Tianjin Tianhai for $7.3 billion - making it the third largest China offer for a U.S. company after Starwood and Smithfield.

Then there was China's Qingdao Haier's $5.4 billion buy of General Electric's (GE) GE Appliances unit in January.

Chinese buying is getting to levels that investors can't write off as just a blip, Peterson says. The dollar value of Chinese buyouts account for about a third of the total spent by all foreign buyers. "This could be a topic for the elections," he says.

LARGEST INVESTMENTS IN U.S. COMPANIES INVOLVING CHINESE BUYERS *

Target, $ value ($ millions), Buyer

Starwood Hotels, $15,188, Anbang Insurance

Smithfield Foods, $7,276, Henan Shineway Industry

Ingram Micro, $7,247, Tianjin Tianhai Investment

GE Appliances, $5,400, Qingdao Haier

Terex, $5,122, Zoomlion Heavy Industry

Legend Pictures, $3,500, Dalian Wanda

AMC Entertainment, $2,909, Dalian Wanda

Fairchild Semiconductor, FCS, $2,659

Devon Energy (5 U.S. shale oil and gas fields), $2,442, Sinopec Int'l Petroleum

Activision Blizzard (stake bought by group of investors), $2,339, Tencent Holdings (was one of several investors, including Los Angeles-based Leonard Green)

Waldorf Astoria New York, $1,950, Anbang Insurance

Source: S&P Global Market Intelligence

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