China Petrochemical Group (hereinafter referred to as Sinopec Group) is a large-scale petroleum and petrochemical enterprise group reorganized on the basis of the former sinopec group in July 1998. It is a state-owned company wholly owned by the state, an institution authorized by the state to invest and a state holding company.
The company exercises the rights of investors such as asset income, major decision-making and selection of managers on the relevant state-owned assets of its wholly-owned enterprises, holding enterprises and shareholding enterprises, operates, manages and supervises the state-owned assets according to law, and correspondingly assumes the responsibility of maintaining and increasing the value. China Petrochemical Co., Ltd., which is controlled by the company, went abroad in June 2000 and August 2006 respectively.
H shares and A shares are issued in China and listed in Hongkong, new york, London and Shanghai respectively. The company's main business scope includes: industrial investment and investment management; Exploration, exploitation, storage and transportation (including pipeline transportation), sales and comprehensive utilization of oil and natural gas; Coal production, sales, storage and transportation; Petroleum refining; Storage, transportation, wholesale and retail of refined oil.
Production, sales, storage and transportation of petrochemical, natural gas chemical, coal chemical and other chemical products; Production, sales, storage and transportation of new energy, geothermal and other energy products; Exploration, design, consultation, construction and installation of petroleum and petrochemical engineering; Maintenance and repair of petroleum and petrochemical equipment; R&D mechanical and electrical equipment manufacturing and sales.
Production and sales of electricity, steam, water and industrial gases; Research, development, application and consulting services of technology, e-commerce and information and alternative energy products; Self-management and agency of import and export business of related commodities and technologies; Foreign project contracting, bidding and purchasing, and labor export; International warehousing and logistics business, etc.
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