The listing time of the Agricultural Bank of China, which year is the listing time of the Agricultur

The specific time has to wait for the announcement, ** about 2 yuan, of course it is worth buying, but unfortunately it is not easy to buy,

ABC's A-share listing date is July 15, and it will be listed on Hong Kong H-shares on July 16.

According to industry insiders, due to the active subscription of shares of the Agricultural Bank of China, the Agricultural Bank of China in the secondary market of the Shanghai Stock Exchange public offering only accounted for about half of its IPO, the other half will be placed to institutions before listing, as well as offline subscription, its secondary market issued only about 13 billion shares, financing scale of about 40 billion yuan, the market pressure is insignificant.

The securities firms and investment banks underwriting ABC will adopt the method of underwriting the IPO of ABC, that is, if ABC is not purchased by the market, it will be bought in full by the underwriter.

The issue price was determined on the 25th, and the subscription was made on July 6. The issue price is about 2 yuan, and if the institution, **, **, etc. are bearish, there will be a chance to have a wave**. It's the opposite.

Reverse operation. It's not worth buying if it's cheap for 1 or 2 yuan, and it's a lot of loss if it falls to 5 cents.

Now the central bank pallet protects the listing of the Agricultural Bank of China, and when the central bank retreats, it is strange that it does not fall to death, and you still ask whether to buy it, and it is not too late to buy it when it falls 5 cents.

No matter how much, it's not even worth it, there is no investment value, the management is such an IPO, it is not a coffin and no tears, **is**cash cow, every time you don't shake it to death!! Wait!!

I advise you not to buy such ** stocks, there is no money-making effect, I am afraid that it is the second PetroChina, you can find small and medium-cap stocks that have earned in the economic transformation.

If you buy it, you will wait to jump off the building, and when the Agricultural Bank of China finishes issuing it, it will be time to go down again. Don't just think about making money, it's also important to keep your purse strings.

I don't think that's the case! Think about PetroChina, I'm still in it!!

The large and small cap IPOs are so dense, I'm afraid Sima Zhao's heart. You must be fast in and out.

Something like Chinese architecture, everything is belted"China"The top ones are not good stocks.

It's not worth buying, he will fall sharply when he comes!!

Agricultural Bank of China. The launch date is 2010.

A shares of the Agricultural Bank of China.

and H shares are listed on the Shanghai China Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, respectively, and the market value ranks fifth among all listed banks, and the listing project of Agricultural Bank of China is Harvard University.

It has been compiled into the successful business case database of world-renowned enterprises. Agricultural Bank of China is an important part of the financial system of the People's Republic of China, and is a large state-owned bank managed by China, with its main businesses including banking business, RMB business and foreign exchange business.

ABC is a large commercial bank with the largest number of outlets and the largest business scope in China, with bank outlets all over China's urban and rural areas, initially only settlement business and credit business, and now has developed into a comprehensive institution with complete financial services, covering bank investment, financial leasing, management and other fields. The Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) balances the demand for social funds by collecting idle funds and issuing loans, while providing foreign exchange business.

Released on July 15, 2010.

In the early days, the Agricultural Bank of China was a professional bank to support rural economic construction and reform. On June 1, 1984, ABC introduced its first loan from the World Bank. In April 1994, the Agricultural Bank of China transferred most of its policy business to the newly established Agricultural Development Bank of China.

In August 1996, according to the "Decision on the Reform of the Rural Financial System", the Agricultural Bank of China no longer led the management of rural credit cooperatives, separated from the administrative subordination of rural credit cooperatives, and gradually moved closer to state-owned commercial banks. After entering the 21st century, ABC began to carry out shareholding reform and successfully went public in 2010.

In 2010, Agricultural Bank of China (ABC) was listed on the Shanghai ** Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange through the issuance of H shares, raising US$20 billion. The A-shares were listed on July 15 at the IPO price of RMB$ per share. The offer price of H shares ranges from HK$ to HK$ per share.

On March 12, 2018, the non-public placement of 100 million A shares, raising funds of no more than RMB100 billion, will be used to supplement the Bank's core Tier 1 capital after deducting relevant issuance expenses, and the A shares** issued this time will be listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

There are hundreds of rural commercial banks in the country, each of which is an independent legal entity, and the listed rural commercial banks include Chongqing Rural Commercial Bank, Jiutai Rural Commercial Bank, Changshu Rural Commercial Bank, Wuxi Rural Commercial Bank, Chafu Jiangyin Rural Commercial Bank, Zhangjiagang Rural Commercial Bank, and Wujiang Rural Commercial Bank. After the listing of rural commercial banks requires that the financial data meet the standards, there is no accurate time after the entire listing process is completed.

The original shares were issued prior to the company's listing**. In China's ** market, "original shares" have always been synonymous with profit and wealth. The original shares are all one dollar per share, and only the company's internal employees or the fallen relatives of senior leaders have the opportunity to buy.

When the company plans to go public, there is an issue price, and the issue ** is generally greater than or equal to the original stock price, which is to protect the rights and interests of shareholders. Under normal circumstances, the original shares are relatively low, the original shares enter the market after the company is listed, and the first entry is low, if the development potential of the newly listed company is sufficient, the speed will be fast, and the original shares will increase many times.

Agricultural Bank of China is a listed company.

The predecessor of the Agricultural Bank of China can be traced back to the Agricultural Cooperative Bank, which was established in 1951. Since the end of the 70s of last century, the Bank has successively gone through different stages of development, such as national specialized banks, wholly state-owned commercial banks and state-controlled commercial banks. In January 2009, the Bank was restructured into a share**** as a whole.

In July 2010, the Bank was listed on the Shanghai ** Stock Exchange and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange respectively.

Agricultural Bank of China has been listed. In July 2017, Agricultural Bank of China's A+H shares were listed in Shanghai (shares**:601288) and Hong Kong (shares**:1288) on the 15th and 16th, respectively.

Looks like you're thinking about the same question. Think about it carefully: it's just a change of boss, managers are closer to the market, you can take some commercial management methods, for employees, maybe the income difference is widened, upstairs busy, tired is certain, less humane.

However, in the short term, the impact of listing or not listing is not significant. It's just that this generation of ABC people is unlucky.

In accordance with the overall deployment of the state, CCB and Bank of China were the first to carry out shareholding reform as a pilot and go public. With the support of state capital injection, CCB and BOC divested non-performing loans. CCB was first listed in Hong Kong in 2005.

The Agricultural Bank of China is undergoing shareholding reform, and sooner or later it will be listed.

Agricultural Bank of China listed **** 601288