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China Construction Bank

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bank in the People's Republic of China

Key facts

Native name
中国建设银行
Company type
Public
Traded as
SSE : 601939 (A share) SEHK : 939 (H share) IDX : MCOR SSE MidCap Component (A share) Hang Seng Component (H share) CSI Midcap 200
Isin
CNE100000742 CNE1000002H1
Industry
Financial services
Founded
1 October 1954 ; 71 years ago ( 1954-10-01 )
Headquarters
Beijing , China
Key people
Wang Hongzhang ( Chairman ), Zhang Jianguo ( President ), Xin Shusen ( Vice President )
Products
Asset management Banking Commodities Credit cards Equities trading Insurance Investment management Mortgage loans Private equity Wealth management
Revenue
CN¥ 725.36 billion, $105.59 billion (2025)
Operating income
CN¥745.5 billion, $108.53 billion (2025)
Net income
CN¥344.6 billion, $50.17 billion (2025)
Total assets
CN¥44.14 trillion, $6.524 trillion (2026)
Total equity
CN¥3.437 trillion, $500.42 billion (2025)
Owner
Government of China
Number of employees
380,000 (2025)
Website
en .ccb .com

via Wikipedia infobox

Research organization · ROR

Type
Other
Founded
1954
Location
Beijing, China
Also known as
CCB
Status
Active

GRID grid.510360.1 · ISNI 0000 0004 6055 3977

Wikidata facts

Instance of
public company
Country
China
Headquarters
Beijing
Parent organization
Central Huijin Investment
Employees
369183
Revenue
973502000000
Legal form
public company
Official website
en.ccb.com
Image
China Construction Bank Headquarter, Beijing.jpg
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Commons category
China Construction Bank
inception
1954-00-00
location of formation
Beijing
operating income
586687000000
net profit
228886000000
total assets
18349489000000
director / manager
Wang Hongzhang
product or material produced
financial services
Sources (11)

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Encyclopedic overview

China Construction Bank Simplified Chinese中国建设银行 Traditional Chinese中國建設銀行

Second alternative Chinese name Chinese建行

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “China Construction Bank” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.