理解市場 | 新華保險漲超 4% 以協議轉讓方式成為杭州銀行第四大股東
NCI's stock price rose by more than 4%, with an increase of 4.39% as of the time of publication, trading at HKD 38.05, with a transaction volume of HKD 569 million. On June 10, HZBANK announced that NCI acquired nearly 330 million shares of Commonwealth Bank of Australia through a negotiated transfer, becoming its fourth largest shareholder with a shareholding ratio of 5.09%. The total amount of this share transfer reached RMB 4.32 billion, and it did not trigger a mandatory takeover bid. The enthusiasm of insurance funds for investing in bank stocks has significantly increased
According to Zhitong Finance APP, NCI (01336) rose over 4%, up 4.39% to HKD 38.05 as of the time of writing, with a transaction volume of HKD 569 million.
In terms of news, on June 10, HZBANK announced that NCI (hereinafter referred to as "NCI") acquired nearly 330 million shares of the bank held by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia through a negotiated transfer. After the transfer is completed, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia will no longer hold shares in HZBANK.
The announcement indicated that the share transfer was completed on June 6, with NCI acquiring the shares at a price of HKD 13.095 per share, totaling a transaction amount of HKD 4.32 billion. After the transaction, NCI holds a total of 363 million shares in HZBANK, accounting for 5.09% of the bank's total ordinary share capital, making it the fourth largest shareholder of HZBANK. HZBANK stated that this negotiated transfer does not trigger a mandatory takeover, and the bank still has no controlling shareholder or actual controller after the transfer.
According to market news, since the beginning of this year, insurance capital's enthusiasm for investing in bank stocks has significantly increased. In addition to NCI's stake in HZBANK, Ping An Asset Management has also recently increased its holdings in China Merchants Bank's H shares, raising its shareholding ratio to 14.07%. According to statistics, as of the end of May, seven insurance companies have made 15 stake acquisitions, with five banks being targeted eight times, accounting for more than half
