PetroChina gained 139,900,000,003 years last year, 600,000 shareholders cut meat off the field

2010 realized net profit 139.87 billion! There is no doubt that PetroChina (601857, close to 11.64 yuan) once again relies on eye-popping profits to become one of the most lucrative listed companies. But for investors who have experienced a 2008-year Big Bear market, good performance still does not stop them from leaving.　　"Daily Economic news," reporter statistics found that since the end of 2007 China Oil returned a shares, three years have been about 600,000 shareholders quietly leave, and from China's stock price trend, they have not reached its cost, the fate of cutting meat away.　　Net profit increased 35.6% as a A-share market banner, PetroChina's 2010 Annual report finally in the attention of all parties today (March 18) debut. The annual report shows that PetroChina realized its operating income of 1,465,420,000,000 yuan last year, an increase of 43.8%, the realization of the net profit attributable to the parent company 139.87 billion yuan, the growth of 35.6% per share, the realization of the earnings of 0.76 yuan per share, net assets of 5.13 Yuan.　　In handing out beautiful transcripts, the company also proposed to all shareholders to distribute 0.18 yuan per share of the allocation plan. PetroChina said that the 2010 exploration and production sector to achieve operating profit of 153.7 billion yuan, an increase of 46.4% per cent, is still the company's most important profit contribution business sector. However, the annual crude oil prices and domestic oil prices (cracked oil price dilemma) not fully in place, refining and chemical business plate profit space narrowed, realize operating profit of 7.8 billion yuan, down 54.7% year-on-year.　　As the company's new profit growth point of natural gas and pipeline business, to achieve operating profit of 20.4 billion yuan, an increase of 7.2%. For 2011, PetroChina believes that the world economy is expected to resume growth and will spur energy demand to rise, while geopolitical, speculative and other factors may also impact oil supply and demand, and will have a significant uncertainty impact on the trend of oil prices.　　And the world energy use will further to energy-saving, efficient, clean, low-carbon direction, natural gas into the golden period of development. More than 600,000 of China's 3-year net profit last year was a surprise to many investors, especially after the 2008 and 2009 lows, when the company's performance returned to its historically high level last year.　　However, the daily economic news reporter noted that the beautiful performance still does not block the pace of shareholder departure. The annual report shows that as of the end of 2010, the number of shareholders has fallen to 1.227 million households, and at the end of 2007 three years ago, this figure reached 1.884 million households.　　After combing the shareholder data of China Oil's three-year periodic report, the reporter found that in the past three years, the number of shareholders in the company has increased in the first quarter of 2008 years, up to 2.1383 million households, has been in the downward trend, the cumulative reduction of more than 600,000 households. It is worth mentioning that in the past three years, as a a-share the most profitable publicThe stock price of one of China's oil companies is not giving strength. After a unilateral fall from November 2007 to October 2008, although the company's share price rebounded with the market, also launched a few months of the rise, but also only rose to 16 yuan line, simply can not return to the initial listing of 1.88 million shareholders in the cost of holding.　　Even more disappointing to investors is that, since then, PetroChina's share price has plunged into a long, volatile consolidation, even as the 16 yuan in July 2009 has become a stage high. Interestingly, PetroChina had a wave of rebound in the four quarter of last year, but it accelerated the pace of shareholder flight, down from a cumulative decrease of more than 80,000 in the third quarter of last year. In the second and third quarter of last year, the decline in Chinese oil prices was about 30,000 and 40,000 per cent. Responsible Editor: NF045