Taiyuan Coal Gasification Group

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Taiyuan Coal Gasification Group
太原煤炭气化（集团）有限责任公司
FormerlyTaiyuan Coal Gasification Corp.
Company type state-owned enterprise
Founded
  • 1981
  • 1998 (as limited company)
Headquarters29 Heping South Road, Wanbailin District,
Taiyuan
,
China
Key people
He Tiancai (Chairman)
Products
  • Coal, coal gas, coke
  • electricity (until 2012)
Servicesnatural gas distribution network
RevenueDecrease2.svg CN¥7.8  billion  (2015)
Decrease2.svg(CN¥2.7 billion) (2015)
Decrease2.svg(CN¥1.4 billion) (2015)
Total assets Decrease2.svg CN¥25.9 billion (2015)
Total equity Decrease2.svg(CN¥437.8 million) (2015)
Owner
Parent JAMG
Footnotes /references
in a consolidated basis [1]
Taiyuan Coal Gasification (Group) Co., Ltd.
Simplified Chinese 太原煤炭气化(集团)有限责任公司
Traditional Chinese 太原煤炭氣化(集團)有限責任公司

Shareholders

In 2008 China National Coal Group (China Coal Group) was the largest shareholder of Taiyuan Coal Gasification Group. China Coal Group excluded Taiyuan Coal Gasification Group from injecting to listed company China Coal Energy due to Taiyuan Coal Gasification Group has provide coal gas to citizen in not-for-profit basis, as well as half the stake was held by other state-owned enterprise. [32] China Coal Group later acquired 3.9% stake from China Cinda to become the controlling shareholder, but in 2013 16.18% stake was transferred to State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) of Shanxi Provincial People's Government  [ zh ], making Shanxi SASAC became the largest shareholder, jumping from the second.

As of 31 December 2015 [1]

Financial data

In Consolidated financial statements
Taiyuan Coal Gasification GroupTaiyuan Coal Gasification Company
YearRevenueNet profitTotal assetsEquityGroup %RevenueNet profitProfit to groupTotal assetsEquityEquity to group
2008 [10] [33] ¥5.624  billion ¥225 million¥7.3 billion¥1.975 billion49.45%Increase2.svg ¥4.735 billionIncrease2.svg ¥684 millionIncrease2.svg ¥338 millionIncrease2.svg ¥4.815 billionIncrease2.svg ¥2.563 billionIncrease2.svg ¥1.267 billion
2009 [10] [34] Decrease2.svg ¥4.305 billionDecrease2.svg ¥74 millionIncrease2.svg ¥7.7 billionIncrease2.svg ¥2.095 billionDecrease2.svg ¥3.248 billionDecrease2.svg ¥380 millionDecrease2.svg ¥188 millionIncrease2.svg ¥5.218 billionIncrease2.svg ¥2.795 billionIncrease2.svg ¥1.382 billion
2010 [10] [35] Increase2.svg ¥5.153 billionIncrease2.svg ¥92 millionIncrease2.svg ¥9.9 billionIncrease2.svg ¥2.188 billionIncrease2.svg ¥3.523 billionDecrease2.svg ¥234 millionDecrease2.svg ¥116 millionIncrease2.svg ¥6.672 billionIncrease2.svg ¥2.931 billionIncrease2.svg ¥1.449 billion
2011 [10] [36] Increase2.svg ¥6.487 billionDecrease2.svg ¥71 millionIncrease2.svg ¥12.1 billionIncrease2.svg ¥2.320 billionIncrease2.svg ¥3.779 billionDecrease2.svg ¥207 millionDecrease2.svg ¥102 millionIncrease2.svg ¥7.620 billionIncrease2.svg ¥3.160 billionIncrease2.svg ¥1.563 billion
2012 [37] [23] Increase2.svg ¥12.507 billionDecrease2.svg(¥270 million)Increase2.svg ¥16.6 billionDecrease2.svg ¥2.082 billionDecrease2.svg ¥3.312 billionDecrease2.svg(¥352 million)Decrease2.svg(¥174 million)Increase2.svg ¥9.454 billionDecrease2.svg ¥2.710 billionDecrease2.svg ¥1.340 billion
2013 [38] [28] Increase2.svg ¥16.429 billionDecrease2.svg(¥551 million)Increase2.svg ¥20.1 billionDecrease2.svg ¥1.539 billionDecrease2.svg ¥2.086 billionIncrease2.svg ¥45 millionIncrease2.svg ¥22 millionIncrease2.svg ¥11.709 billionIncrease2.svg ¥2.763 billionIncrease2.svg ¥1.366 billion
2014 [39] [29] Decrease2.svg ¥13.184 billionDecrease2.svg(¥570 million)Increase2.svg ¥28.0 billionDecrease2.svg ¥979.2 millionDecrease2.svg ¥1.724 billionDecrease2.svg(¥995 million)Decrease2.svg(¥492 million)Decrease2.svg ¥15.431 billionDecrease2.svg ¥1.832 billionDecrease2.svg ¥906 million
2015 [1] [30] Decrease2.svg ¥7.834 billionDecrease2.svg(¥1,418 million)Decrease2.svg ¥25.9 billionDecrease2.svg(¥437.8 million)Decrease2.svg ¥1.655 billionDecrease2.svg(¥1.566 billion)Decrease2.svg(¥774 million)Decrease2.svg ¥12.504 billionDecrease2.svg ¥216 millionDecrease2.svg ¥107 million

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