What is the proportion of state-owned shares of China United Insurance Company?

You must be talking about China United Insurance Holdings Limited. In June 5438 +2006 10, China Holdings held its founding meeting. On May 30th, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission officially approved the establishment of China United Insurance Holdings Limited, and the registered capital increased from 200 million yuan to 654.38+05 billion yuan. It was formally established in June 2006.

According to a share reform plan reported by China United Insurance in 2003, after the share reform, Xinjiang Construction Corps holds 35% of the shares of China United Insurance, while the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Agriculture, as the earliest funders, will no longer hold shares; At the same time, introduce 3 -4 foreign insurance companies or financial groups, but their share capital does not exceed 25%; The remaining shares are distributed to well-known private enterprises and large state-owned enterprises.

Finally, the main sponsors of China Holdings are the State-owned Assets Management Committee of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and the Investment Center of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. Other sponsors include Xinjiang Hualian Investment Co., Ltd., Urumqi State-owned Assets Management Co., Ltd., Xinjiang Jinmian Cotton Industry Co., Ltd. and other 65,438+07 units. Xinjiang Hualian Investment Co., Ltd. is an investment company raised by employees. It is said that it contributed 270 million yuan, accounting for 18%.

As far as major shareholders are concerned, Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps State-owned Assets Management Committee, Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Investment Center and Urumqi State-owned Assets Management Co., Ltd. are 100% state-owned shares, and the proportion of these three state-owned shares should be above 50%. But how much is not clear. It depends on the regulations.

At present, China Insurance is preparing to increase its capital to 9 billion.

According to informed sources, the capital of China Joint Plan has expanded from the current 65.438+0.5 billion to 9 billion, which is 6 billion more than the company's initial goal of increasing capital by at least 3 billion.

It is reported that 20% of the 9 billion capital comes from strategic foreign insurance partners; 20% comes from the financial investment of a joint-stock listed bank; Zhonglian contributes 30%; The remaining 30%, which is currently funded by employees, plus some self-retained funds, accounts for 5%, and the other 25% comes from other non-industry shareholders.

In fact, the phenomenon of insider control in Zhonglian is very serious.