Second, the state will always be the main shareholder of the bank, as follows
1 Shanghai State-owned Assets Management Co., Ltd. 298500000 7.62 State shares
2 Shanghai International Trust and Investment Co., Ltd. 262000000 6.69
3 Shanghai Shangshi (Group) Co., Ltd. 237000000 6.05
4 Shanghai Jiushi Company 229500000 5.86
5 Shenneng shares 7500000 1.92
6 Orient International (Group) Co., Ltd. 7500000 1.92
7 Shanghai Shangshi International Trade (Group) Co., Ltd. 60000000 1.53
8 Shanghai Jinqiao Export Processing Zone Development Co., Ltd. 6000000 1.53
9 Shanghai Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone Development Co., Ltd. 6000000 1.53
10 Shanghai Urban Construction Investment and Development Corporation 57000000 1.46
I checked the top five, all of which are wholly owned by the state.
A large number of bank shares are not bought by enterprises and need to be voted by the State Banking Regulatory Bureau and other departments. Even on 20 10, China Mobile's shareholding in Shanghai Pudong Development Bank needs to be discussed many times, but isn't China Mobile also a country?
On the other hand, so far, banks in China are basically state-controlled. So there is no such thing as being bought by any company. It can only be said that it is a share, not a share.
And you said that private placement of shares may be an IPO, but it is impossible after listing. The bank is very transparent, and it is the first bank among the heavy banks to publish the annual information of the bank, which pays great attention to the image.
Are you satisfied with this explanation? Honey!