Sinotrans Changhang Group

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Sinotrans&CSC Group
Type State-owned enterprise
Industry Shipping and Logistics
Founded2008
Headquarters,
Area served
World
Key people
Executive Director and President: Song Dexing [1]
Revenue89.044 billion renminbi (2015) [2]
Number of employees
51,511 (2015) [2]
Website www.sinotrans-csc.com

Sinotrans Changhang, or Sinotrans&CSC Holdings, is the largest logistics company of the People's Republic of China, with further interests in shipping and shipbuilding. The group is state-owned and was formed in March 2009 by the reorganisation of two other state-owned enterprises, the China National Foreign Trade Transportation (Group) Corporation (Sinotrans) and the China Changjiang National Shipping (Group) Corporation (CSC). [2]

In December 2015 the State Council gave its approval for a further strategic reorganisation as part of a wider drive to improve the vitality and competitiveness of state-owned corporations. [3] This entailed the integration of Sinotrans Changhang into the China Merchants Group, a process which was completed by April 2017. [4]

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References

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