Iggesund Paperboard in Hong Kong asked Bamboo to produce press releases for a trade fair in Kunming, China.

After (Swedish) Skanska was replaced by (British) Balfour Beatty as a 50% shareholder in Gammon, the company wanted to tell its employees what the new shareholder agreement meant and asked Bamboo to produce a special edition of its internal newsletter, Moving Ahead.

Haldex International Trading (Shanghai) Co, Ltd released a new Chinese-language customer magazine, Haldex News, specifically for the Beijing auto show.

The Invest in Sweden Agency turned to Bamboo for translation and design of a handbook for high-tech law in Chinese, as well as several other publications.

A group of investors asked Bamboo to produce a private placement memorandum for an investment in China.

Jens Wernborg at the Swedish Trade Council regards Bamboo, then known as Appelberg, as “one of the most visible Swedish companies in South China”.