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Bank of Communications Co., Ltd.

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Stock Details

1. Key Indicators

  • Total Shares(W): 8836378.42
  • Circulating A-Shares(W): 2607243.96
  • Earnings Per Share(RMB): 0.8000
  • Net Assets Per Share(RMB): 12.8500
  • Operating Revenue(W RMB): 19964500.00
  • Total Profit(W RMB): 7521700.00
  • **Net Profit Attributable to Parent(W RMB) **: 6999400.00
  • Net Profit Growth Rate(%): 1.90
  • Weighted Return on Equity(%): 6.3600
  • Operating Cash Flow Per Share(RMB): 1.4880
  • Undistributed Profit Per Share(RMB): 4.2536
  • Capital Reserve Per Share(RMB): 2.4586

2. Main Business

The main business covers:

  • Operating deposit-taking from the public
  • Granting short-term, medium-term and long-term loans
  • Handling domestic and international settlements
  • Handling bill discounting
  • Issuing financial bonds, etc.

3. Company Basic Information

  • Company Name: Bank of Communications Co., Ltd.
  • Listing Date: 2007-05-15
  • Industry: Monetary and Financial Services
  • Address: No. 188 Yincheng Middle Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
  • Website: www.bankcomm.com, www.bankcomm.cn
  • Company Profile: Bank of Communications was founded in 1908 (the 34th year of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty) and is one of the oldest banks in China, as well as one of the note-issuing banks in modern China. After its establishment, the Bank handled deposits for the four key transport sectors (shipping, railways, postal services, and telecommunications), and was also entrusted by the government to manage parts of the state treasury, handle foreign remittances, issue exchange bills, and conduct domestic and international remittances and general banking business. Before the liberation, Bank of Communications, together with the Central Bank of China, Bank of China, and Farmers Bank of China, were known as the four major banks of China, occupying an important position in modern Chinese financial history. In 1958, the domestic business of Bank of Communications was merged into the local People's Bank of China and the People's Construction Bank of China (established on the basis of Bank of Communications), while the Hong Kong branch continued its operations. In 1986, the State Council approved the restructuring of Bank of Communications. On April 1, 1987, the restructured Bank of Communications officially commenced operations, becoming the first nationwide state-owned joint-stock commercial bank in China, with its head office in Shanghai. The restructured Bank of Communications carried a dual historical mission, being both the inheritor of a century-old national financial brand and a pioneer in China's financial system reform, achieving six "firsts": the first to implement a joint-stock system for capital sources and ownership structure; the first to set up institutions according to market principles and cost-effectiveness principles; the first to break the monopoly of the financial industry's business scope and introduce competition into the financial sector; the first to introduce asset-liability ratio management to standardize business operations and prevent operational risks; the first to establish a new type of bank-enterprise relationship based on mutual selection; the first comprehensive commercial bank allowed to engage in banking, insurance, and securities businesses. In 2004, the State Council approved the "Overall Plan for Deepening the Joint-stock Reform of Bank of Communications". According to the reform plan, Bank of Communications completed its financial restructuring in 2004, focusing on capital increase and expansion and the centralized disposal of non-performing loans, becoming the first among the five major state-owned banks to complete financial restructuring; in 2004, it successfully introduced HSBC as a foreign strategic investor, becoming the first among the five major state-owned banks to successfully introduce foreign capital; in 2005, it successfully issued H-shares and was listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming the first commercial bank in mainland China to issue shares and list overseas; in 2007, it successfully issued A-shares and was listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The development strategy of Bank of Communications is: to follow the path of internationalization and comprehensive operations, and build a first-class publicly-held banking group with wealth management as its distinctive feature (referred to as the "Two Transformations and One Bank" strategy); the corporate vision is: to build China's best wealth management bank; the corporate spirit is: striving for progress, responsibility in building the business, and innovation beyond limits; the corporate mission is: to create shared value; the business philosophy is: one Bank of Communications, one customer; the advertising slogan is: Century-old Bank of Communications – Your Wealth Management Bank. Bank of Communications is one of the main financial service providers in China, with a business scope covering commercial banking, securities, trust, financial leasing, fund management, insurance, offshore financial services, etc. As of the end of 2016, Bank of Communications had 232 domestic branches, including 30 provincial branches, 7 directly-administered branches, and 195 prefectural-level branches, with a total of 3,285 business outlets in 236 prefecture-level and above cities and 167 counties or county-level cities across the country; its wholly-owned subsidiaries include BOCOM International, BOCOM Insurance, and BOCOM Leasing, and its controlled subsidiaries include BOCOM Schroders Fund Management and BOCOM International Trust.

4. Top 10 Circulating Shareholders

Rank Institution Name Institution Type Shares Held (W) Percentage Held (%)
1 China Securities Finance Co., Ltd. Special Legal Person 189165.12 7.26
2 Capital Airports Holding Company General Legal Person 124659.11 4.78
3 Hong Kong Securities Clearing Company Ltd. Northbound Funds 102078.01 3.92
4 Shanghai Haiyan Investment Management Co., Ltd. General Legal Person 80814.54 3.10
5 Yunnan Hehe (Group) Co., Ltd. General Legal Person 74530.54 2.86
6 FAW Equity Investment (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. General Legal Person 66394.17 2.55
7 SSE 50 ETF Fund 50946.57 1.95
8 Huabao CSI Bank ETF Fund 11844.45 0.45
9 Tianhong CSI Bank ETF Fund 5016.76 0.19
10 China Post Core Growth Hybrid Securities Investment Fund Class A Fund 2650.00 0.10

5. Concept Sectors

  • H-Share
  • Cross-border Payment
  • Chinese Special Valuation (Central SOE Revaluation)

Remarks

  • Data update date: 2025-11-03
  • Data source: Public Market Information