BOE is not a state-owned enterprise and it cannot be said to be privately owned. BOE is a mixed company because BOE has state shares in it. However, among BOE shares, the state-owned legal person holds only 27.27% of the shares and is the actual controller. However, there are still 27.27% of BOE shares.

There are listed shares, shares held by other legal persons, etc.

BOE’s three major shareholders: Beijing State-owned Capital Operations Management Co., Ltd., shareholding ratio: 10.64%; Hong Kong Securities Clearing Company Limited, shareholding ratio: 3.70%; Beijing BOE Investment Development Co., Ltd., shareholding ratio: 2.15%.

BOE originated in April 1993. Based on the Beijing Electronic Tube Factory, more than 2,600 employees raised 6.5 million yuan in seed funds to establish Beijing Oriental Electronics Group Co., Ltd. and began a market-oriented, professional, and international entrepreneurship.

journey.

After inventory adjustment and resource optimization, BOE turned a loss into a profit in the year of its restructuring in 1993.

At the same time, BOE has adopted joint ventures with foreign companies, and has successively entered into joint ventures with Asahi Glass Co., Ltd., Nippon Terminal Co., Ltd., and Nisshin Industrial Co., Ltd. to produce electronic components.

Through joint ventures, BOE can quickly realize production capacity and obtain new products with a small amount of investment. It can also cultivate talents and expand international horizons from the joint venture process.

In 1997, BOE entered the field of display terminals and cooperated with Taiwanese company TPV Technology to establish TPV Electronics Co., Ltd., with BOE holding 52% of the shares and making desktop computer monitors the number one in the world.

In June 1997, BOE successfully issued domestically listed foreign shares (B shares) on the Shenzhen Exchange in China. The stock name and trading code were BOE B (200725), becoming the first B-share listed company in Beijing.