According to news on August 17, China Unicom’s mixed-ownership reform plan will be released within three days. According to the official website of China Unicom Hong Kong, China Unicom plans to issue shares to raise 78 billion yuan, including Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, JD.com and other four major companies.
Internet companies will invest in China Unicom.
At the same time, A-share companies will also introduce employee incentive plans, and core employees of China Unicom will receive approximately 848 million restricted shares.
Let’s sort out the timetable of China Unicom’s mixed reform: December 2016? List of the first batch of pilot mixed reform subjects of central enterprises 1. Telecom: China Unicom, Zhongtong Guomai, Guomai Technology, 263, Wangsu Technology, Dr. Peng,
Datang Telecom, ZTE, etc. Electricity: Guodian Electric Power, Kyrgyzstan Electric Power, SDIC Electric Power, Wenshan Electric Power, Shanghai Electric Power, Guidong Electric Power, etc. 2. Petroleum: International Industrial, PetroChina, Shanghai Petrochemical, Sinopec, Petrochemical Oil Services,
COSL, Offshore Oil Engineering, etc. 3. Railways: China Railway, Guangshen Railway, CRRC, China Communications Construction, Northern Entrepreneurship, Jinxi Axle, Jinyi Industrial, China Railway Second Bureau, etc. 4. Civil Aviation: China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines
, Air China, etc. 5. Electricity: Guodian Electric Power, Kyrgyzstan Electric Power, SDIC Electric Power, Wenshan Electric Power, Shanghai Electric Power, Guidong Electric Power, etc. 6. Ships: China Shipbuilding, AVIC Defense, China Heavy Industry, Steel Structure Engineering, etc. April 2017
On the 5th? China Unicom (600050) was suspended from trading on April 5th due to "no announcement of important matters".
On June 26, 2017, China Unicom issued an announcement denying relevant media reports that investors including Alibaba and Tencent would participate in subscribing for the company’s shares, and clarified that the company’s controlling shareholder China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd. planned to
The company serves as a platform to plan and promote major matters related to mixed ownership reform, and introduces strategic investors through non-public issuance of shares. However, as of now, the specific implementation plan of this non-public issuance, including issuance objects, issuance scale,
The issuance price, use of raised funds, etc. are in the planning and demonstration stage and have not yet been determined.
July 2, 2017? Lu Yimin, General Manager of China Unicom Group, at the 2017 Mobile World Congress held on June 28.
It said that China Unicom’s mixed-ownership reform plan has been submitted, but there is currently no timetable for approval.
July 2, 2017? Lu Yimin, general manager of China Unicom Group, stated at the 2017 Mobile World Congress held on June 28 that China Unicom’s mixed-ownership reform plan has been submitted, but there is currently no timetable for approval.
·On ??July 14, 2017 (three months after the suspension), China Unicom issued an announcement stating that the pilot plan for mixed ownership reform submitted by China Unicom Group had recently been approved by the National Development and Reform Commission.
The announcement also stated that China Unicom A shares decided to apply for a one-month trading suspension starting from July 17, 2017.
July 17, 2017? China Unicom’s mixed-ownership reform plan has been approved by the National Development and Reform Commission. Its H shares rose 1.25% today to HK$11.3; its A shares continued to be suspended, trading at HK$7.47 before the suspension.
July 24, 2017? There are rumors that not only Alibaba hopes to inject capital into China Unicom’s mixed-ownership reform, Baidu and JD.com will also jointly invest 15 billion yuan in China Unicom, including 10 billion yuan for Baidu and 5 billion yuan for JD.com.
However, just today, China Unicom officially issued a clarification announcement and stated that their negotiations with potential investors are still in progress.
August 2, 2017? A document circulated by China Unicom requesting the establishment of Alibaba and Tencent cooperative operation centers in Zhejiang and Guangdong respectively.
Since China Unicom is in a critical period of mixed ownership reform, this move has attracted market attention.
China Unicom insiders confirmed to Caixin reporters that this document is authentic, but the establishment of the cooperative operation center is mainly due to China Unicom's own business development needs and has nothing to do with the mixed-ownership reform.
August 3, 2017 - According to news on August 3, China Unicom’s mixed-ownership reform plan may be announced in mid-August, and Tencent and Alibaba are likely to be included in the plan.
China Unicom (11.72, 0.34, 2.99%) continued to rise today. It opened higher and moved higher today. It has risen by more than 3% in a straight line, with a quoted price of 11.7 yuan, reaching a maximum of 11.82 yuan, the largest increase in a month.
August 8, 2017? China Unicom (600050.SH) issued a clarification announcement, stating that China Unicom established a cooperative operation center with Alibaba and Tencent to accelerate the company's e-commerce transformation to "Internet +" intensive operations. The operation center
The establishment of the company has nothing to do with mixed ownership reform matters.
In addition, China Unicom said negotiations with potential investors are still in progress.
August 14, 2017? Deutsche Bank issued a research report stating that China Unicom (00762.HK) issued a profit forecast last Friday (11th). Its net profit after tax in the first half of the year was in line with market expectations, mainly due to strong cost control results and sales
And marketing expenses and mobile phone subsidy expenses both recorded year-on-year decreases.