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CPIC
02601.HK
China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, provides insurance products to individual and institutional customers in the People’s Republic of China. It operates through Life and Health Insurance, Property and Casualty Insurance, Asset Management, and Other Business segments. The company offers life, health, automobile, liability, agricultural, property and casualty, and accident insurance products; pension and annuity insurance products; investments with insurance funds, etc.; and reinsurance products. It also provides real estate and property management, consulting, medical and health consulting, insurance agency, fund management, seniors and disabled care, elderly, nursing, real estate development and operation, technical and seniors care consulting, technical, cloud computing, bid data, business, hospital management, and medical services; and senior living property investment, construction, and management services.
334.88 B
02601.HKMarket value -Rank by Market Cap -/-

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05/12/2025 Update
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Multi-line InsuranceIndustry
Industry Ranking1/3
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreA
    • ROE18.78%A
    • Profit Margin15.59%A
    • Gross Margin66.92%A
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY12.20%B
    • Net Profit YoY22.15%B
    • Total Assets YoY13.07%B
    • Net Assets YoY3.80%C
  • Cash ScoreB
    • Cash Flow Margin641.60%C
    • OCF YoY12.20%B
  • Operating ScoreE
    • Turnover0.12E
  • Debt ScoreE
    • Gearing Ratio89.74%E

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    Tokenisation trend risks repeat of China’s P2P lending crisis, asset manager warns

    The rapid rise of tokenisation in China risks repeating the P2P lending crisis unless clear industry standards are established, warns CG Zhou, CEO of CPIC Investment Management. Concerns arise from multilevel marketing companies' interest in RWA tokenisation, a new asset form. Experts emphasize the need for trust, security, and industry guidelines to prevent a crisis. Hong Kong's proactive approach contrasts with China's cautious stance, aiming to become a global RWA hub. The RWA Professional Committee plans to develop standards for tokenisation in Hong Kong.

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    Insurance funds exceed one trillion this year "increasing positions"! Super "long-term buyers" in A-shares emerge

    In the context of low interest rates and limited bond returns, life insurance companies have a strong incentive to shift some funds from fixed income to higher-yield equity assets in order to maintain long-term stable financial statements and solvency

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    The key to determining the direction of insurance funds - What is FVOCI?

    Soochow Securities Co., Ltd. believes that with the full implementation of the new accounting standards in the insurance industry, there is no unified standard for how insurance funds choose the proportion of FVOCI: companies that require profit volatility may be more inclined to increase the proportion of FVOCI assets; companies that are confident in their investment capabilities and hope to enhance profitability through investments may be more inclined to increase the proportion of FVTPL assets

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    Morning Trend | CPIC faces resistance in its rise, can the high-pressure situation be broken?

    China Pacific Insurance (2601.HK) has recently seen a resurgence in bullish sentiment driven by the strong performance of the insurance sector, with its stock price frequently rising to test high-pressure zones. However, it is worth noting that the trading volume has not been supportive in recent trading days, and the daily MACD has just formed a golden cross, indicating a noticeable acceleration in the rhythm of capital conversion between bulls and bears, leading to intense short-term defensive and offensive shifts. The 5-day moving average has quickly crossed above the 10-day and 20-day moving averages, showing the initial signs of a bullish technical pattern, but high-pressure resistance still exists. From a fundamental perspective, China Pacific Insurance benefits from economic recovery and growing insurance demand, coupled with improved expectations for mid-year performance and continuous inflow of long-term capital, providing room for valuation recovery. However, the market still holds differing views on the industry's growth rate and the pace of new premium releases, with some short-term funds inclined to cash out at high levels. In terms of technical analysis, the primary focus is currently on the platform resistance around HKD 31. As long as it stabilizes above this line and breaks through with increased volume, it is expected to accelerate towards the HKD 33-34 range. However, if the trading volume cannot sustain its increase, a short-term pullback to around HKD 30 for a second consolidation cannot be ruled out. In terms of operational strategy, it is recommended to actively position during pullbacks for right-side trading while dynamically protecting profits and losses to guard against sudden capital changes that may trigger a retreat. Overall, China Pacific Insurance is at a critical juncture of high-level offense and defense, with strong bullish momentum but still facing pressure. Future focus should be on mid-year performance guidance and sector rotation patterns, adjusting holding strategies in a timely manner based on volume and price to achieve a balance between offense and defense

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    "Large Transactions" YUM China and 3 other companies had large trades before the market opened at 9:00 AM

    Four listed companies recorded large transactions before the market opened at 9:00 AM, with the number of shares and prices as follows: CPIC 738,000 shares, transaction price HKD 31.376 (down 0.39%), involving HKD 23.1555 million; CM BANK 890,400 shares, transaction price HKD 50.980 (down 0.23%), involving HKD 45.3926 million; YUM China 1,218,000 shares, transaction price HKD 342.800 to HKD 344.788 (up 0.000004% to 0.58%), involving HKD 418 million; Alibaba 384,700 shares, transaction price HKD 156.404 (down 1.32%), involving HKD 60.1686 million

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