| HOME PAGE | RESOURCES | MOST POPULAR | EDITORS PICKS | EDITORS BLOG | Free 7-Day Trial | Login |
Try The China Perspective Free |
Citic |
|
| Friday, July 18, 2008 21:20:52 |
|
July 15,2008
Ping An Insurance Co (601318.SH) has paid US$13.88 million to Citic Offshore Helicopter Co (COH) (000099.SZ) for the loss of a helicopter used in the rescue operation following the Sichuan earthquake earlier this year, Xinhua reported. It is the largest indemnity paid so far for losses caused during the earthquake. Ping An, the exclusive underwriter of COH, ...
July 14,2008
More than 20 major aluminum makers participating in an industry conference convened by the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Commerce and the China Non-ferrous Metal Industry Association have agreed to cut aluminum production by 5-10% for one month from July 10, the Securities Times reported. Industry experts say aluminum production...
June 25,2008
Baostell has agreed on behalf of Chinese steelmakers to pay Rio Tinto between 80% and 96.5% more for imports of iron ore. The Shanghai Securities News takes a look at what the new deal means for the domestic steel industry
May 09,2008
The Wall Street Journal leads its China coverage with an article on China’s increasingly complex inflation problem. Policymakers are worried because price rises have begun to spread from food, where they were previously concentrated, to other goods and services. Although headline inflation declined from its peak of 8.7% in February to 8.3% in March, th...
May 06,2008
April 25,2008
April 10,2008
April 01,2008
March 19,2008
March 18,2008
|
Established in 1979 with focus on finance, industrial production and other services, CITIC Group has grown to be a multinational corporation with 44 subsidiary banks in Hong Kong, North America and Australia. It has controlling shares in CITIC Securities, the largest publicly traded securities broker in the Mainland. It reported an 800 per cent jump in net profit in the first half of 2006. The Group also fully owns many Mainland industry giants include CITIC Bank, CITIC Construction and CITIC Resources Holdings. By the end of 2004, the Group has total assets stood at RMB 701.411 billion with an after-tax profit of RMB 1.782 billion.
Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail
Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day.
MOST POPULAR
|
|
|
|
| Archive | About us | Affiliates | Privacy Policy | Contact us | Keywords China News | Subscriber Agreement & Terms of Use |