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As the pioneer Chinese investment bank,CICC has been a key driving force behind the development of china’s investment banking industry since the late 1900s. Many of our transactions have been milestones in the development of China’s investment banking industry. Outstanding performance domestically and internationally has earned CICC a global reputation for innovative, quality and professional services, making it a leading multi-service investment bank in China.
As of the end of July 2007, CICC has successfully arranged US$104.12 billion in equity financing, US$21.57 billion in debt financing and over US$80.93 billion in
mergers &acquisitions.
CICC’s outstanding underwriting achievements have made it the undisputed leading arranger of global offerings for Chinese state-owned enterprises(SOEs). 1997, when Chinese SOEs first began to approach international capital markets, CICC has the highest accumulative value of underwriting in terms of IPOs in non-Japan Asia, global IPOs of Chinese companies and Chinese companies total overseas financing.
CICC’s outstanding achievements are attributable to our teams’dedication, professionalism, innovation and determination to be the best in our business. We anticipate market changes to maintain our leading position and deliver the greatest value to our clients.

● CICC Milestone
| 1995 |
CICC incorporated |
| 1996 |
CICC became a member of the Shanghai Stock Exchange |
| 1997 |
Overseas IPO for China Telecom Hong Kong (now China Mobile), raised US$ 4.22 billion China International Capital Corporation (Hong Kong) Limited established |
| 1998 |
A-share IPO for China world rade Center Co. Ltd.
CICC Hong Kong Securities Limited commenced operation |
| 1999 |
Follow-on offering of shares for China Telecom Hong Kong (now China Mobile)
Restructuring for Unilever (China) |
| 2000 |
Overseas IPO for China Unicom, raised US$ 5.65 billion
Overseas IPO for Sinopec, raised US$ 3.46 billion
Overseas IPO for PetroChina, raised US$ 2.89 billion
A-share IPO for Baosteel, raised RMB 7.846 billion
CICC’s Shanghai Branch commenced operation |
| 2001 |
Overseas IPO for Aluminum Corporation of China (Chalco), raised US$ 486 million
A-share IPO for Sinopec, raised RMB 11.816 billion
Acquisition of A vansys Power from Huawei Technologies |
| 2002 |
Overseas IPO for China Telecom, raised US$ 1.52 billion
A-share IPO for China Unicom, raised RMB 11.5 billion
A-share IPO for China Merchants Bank, raised RMB 10.95 billion
China Securities Regulatory Commission authorized CICC to establish securities trading offices in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen |
| 2003 |
Overseas IPO for China Life, raised US$ 3.475 billion
Overseas IPO for PICC, raised US$ 805 million
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| 2004 |
Overseas IPO for Air China, raised US$ 1.237 billion
Overseas IPO for China Netcom, raised US$ 1.312 billion |
| 2005 |
Overseas IPO for Dongfeng, Motor Group, raised US$ 570 million
Overseas IPO for China Construction Bank, raised US$ 9.2 billion
Overseas IPO for China Shenhua, raised US$ 3.272 billion |
| 2006 |
Overseas IPO for China Communications Services, raised US$ 420 million
Overseas IPO for China Coal, raised US$ 1.945 billion
A-share IPO for China Merchants Energy Shipping, raised RMB 4.452 billion
World-record-breaking A+H share IPOs for Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, raised US$ 21.939 billion
Overseas IPO for China Merchants Bank, raised US$ 2.66 billion
A-share IPO for Daqin Railwa , raised RMB 15 billion
A-share IPO for Air China, raised RMB 4.59 billion |
| 2007 |
Overseas IPO for Fosun International, raised US$ 1.7 billion
A-share IPO for China COSCO, raised RMB 15.127 billion
A+H share IPOs for China CITIC Bank, raised US$ 5.95 billion
A- share IPO for China Life, raised RMB 28.32 billion |
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