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The History of "China Grain Company"
From the 1940s to the 1980s.

1983 China great wall wine co., ltd, in which COFCO shares, was established, and COFCO entered the field of wine production.

1979 COFCO brought Coca-Cola back to the Chinese mainland market in the form of imported finished drinks sold in China.

1978 10 COFCO signed an entrustment agreement with American Grand company to introduce foreign wine into Chinese mainland market.

196 1 year 1 month China Grain and Oil Export Corporation and China Food Export Corporation merged to form China Grain, Oil and Food Import and Export Corporation. In the process of development, the company has changed its name to China Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Import and Export Corporation (1965), China Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs Import and Export (Group) Co., Ltd. (1998), China Cereals, Oils and Foodstuffs (Group) Co., Ltd. (2004) and COFCO Group Co., Ltd. (2007).

1953 65438+ 10 China Grain and Oil Export Company and China Oil Export Company merged into China Grain and Oil Export Company.

1952 in September, China government set up a special foreign trade company, and COFCO and CNPC were reorganized into Zhonggu Export Company and CNPC Export Company. The food business was separated from China Animal Husbandry Company, and China Food Export Company was established.

1950, North China Grain Company, North China Petroleum Company, North China Egg Company, North China Bristle Company and North China Fur Company were reorganized into national trading companies, renamed as COFCO, CNPC, China Egg Company, China Bristle Company and China Fur Company, and their offices were moved from Tianjin to Beijing successively. China egg products, China bristles and China fur were merged into China Livestock Company 195 1 in April.

1949 In February, North China Foreign Trade Company, the predecessor of COFCO, was established in Tianjin, with both domestic and foreign trade. 1September, 949, North China Foreign Trade Company was divided into North China Grain Company, North China Petroleum Company, North China Egg Company, North China Bristle Company, North China Fur Company, North China Native Products Company and other professional companies.

The 1990s.

1At the end of 999, COFCO was listed as one of the key state-owned enterprises directly managed by the central government.

During the first half of 1999, COFCO began to implement restructuring and was listed in Hong Kong as a whole.

At the end of 1998, COFCO was listed as one of the 163 state-owned key enterprises managed by the Central Committee for Large Enterprises.

1996 COFCO Futures Brokerage Co., Ltd. was established in September and quickly became one of the top ten futures brokerage companies in China.

Since 1994, COFCO has been selected as a Fortune Global 500 enterprise.

From 65438 to 0993, COFCO successively acquired two Hong Kong listed companies, which were renamed China Food Development Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "China Food" and later renamed "COFCO International") and Li Peng International Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Li Peng International").

Since 1992, COFCO has been one of the top 500 import and export enterprises in China over the years.

1992 10 Beijing Gloria Hotel opened, and COFCO entered the field of hotel management.

2000-2004

In June 2004, COFCO (Jiangxi) Rice Industry Co., Ltd., the largest steamed rice processing plant in Asia and the only one in China, was put into operation in Jinxian County, Jiangxi Province.

In September 2004, COFCO reorganized with China Native Produce and Animal Products Import and Export Corporation, and the reorganized China Native Produce and Animal Products Import and Export Corporation became a wholly-owned secondary subsidiary of COFCO.

In February 2004, Zhong Yi Insurance Brokerage Company, the first joint venture insurance brokerage company established by COFCO and AON, was grandly opened in Shanghai.

In August, 2003, Li Peng International, a Hong Kong-listed company under COFCO, successfully privatized and repurchased assets of HK$ 6543.8+HK$ 34 billion at a price of HK$ 0.74 per share, which contributed to the preservation and appreciation of state-owned assets.

From June 5438 to October 2003, COFCO and its subsidiaries, China Great Wall Wine Co., Ltd. and COFCO Great Wall Wine (Yantai) Co., Ltd., were recognized as national key leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization by the Ministry of Agriculture, the State Planning Commission and the State Economic and Trade Commission.

From June 5, 2003 to 10, Sino-British Life Insurance Co., Ltd., a joint venture between COFCO and Aviva, opened in Guangzhou.

In September 2002, COFCO held an event in Beijing to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the company.

200 1 1 COFCO International and Li Peng International, Hong Kong listed companies, jointly issued a reorganization announcement.

In September, 2000, COFCO established "China Food Network (FoodChina.com)" together with Taiwan Province Dacheng Group, American ADM and other internationally renowned enterprises.

2005-2006

65438+February 2006

COFCO acquired 200 million shares of Fengyuan Biochemical and became the controlling shareholder of the company, with a shareholding ratio of 20.74%.

On June 5438+ 10, 2006, COFCO officially launched a brand-new three-dimensional color logo with "heaven, earth, people and sunshine" as the core elements, replacing the green logo that was used in June 5438+03.

In August 2006, COFCO Wine (Great Wall Wine) became the exclusive wine supplier for Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.

In April 2006, Hangzhou COFCO Packaging Co., Ltd., the headquarters and core base of COFCO packaging industry, held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new factory in Hangzhou Xiasha Economic and Technological Development Zone.

In March 2006, Zhonggu Cereals and Oils Group was merged into COFCO and became a wholly-owned subsidiary of COFCO.

June, 5438+October, 2006 10, COFCO acquired Xinjiang Tayuan Honghua Co., Ltd. as a whole.

In June 2005, COFCO became the largest shareholder of Shenzhen Baoheng (Group) Co., Ltd. In April 2006, "Shenzhen Baoheng (Group) Co., Ltd." was renamed as "COFCO Real Estate (Group) Co., Ltd.".

In June 2005, COFCO acquired China Resources Biochemical, China Resources Alcohol, China Resources Beer and Jilin Fuel Ethanol.

In September 2005, COFCO reorganized Sifang Sugar (Group) Co., Ltd.

In June 2005, COFCO completely reorganized Xinjiang Tunhe Investment Co., Ltd.

In April 2005, the first high-level strategy seminar of COFCO was held in Beijing. The meeting reflected and discussed COFCO's industry strategy, regional strategy, organizational strategy, financial strategy, manager standard and evaluation, division's competitive strategy and corporate mission and vision. After that, COFCO put forward a new company mission and vision, and formulated a new group development strategy.

In February 2005, the 2005 annual meeting of COFCO managers with the theme of "connecting the past with the future and innovating COFCO" was held in Beijing, and COFCO began a great transformation of its overall strategy and development.