The Bank of agriculture to pass the two trading days without break

The market is rife with AgBank's head of the bank to say that it will take over two days of AgBank's share price "Caixin Net" (the comprehensive media report) that the Agricultural bank achieved net profit of 65.002 billion yuan in 2009, an increase of 26.3%, mainly due to the substantial increase in fees and commissions net income. 2010 first half of the business growth situation exceeded expectations, the net profit is expected to exceed 46 billion yuan, an increase of about 40%.　　The Securities Times reported today (July 13).　　ABC's 2009 Annual report, released 13th, showed that by the end of 2009, ABC's total assets were 8.88 trillion yuan, various deposits 7.5 trillion yuan, various loans 4.14 trillion yuan, capital adequacy ratio 10.07%, non-performing loan rate of 2.91%. In the first half of the banking industry, the first half of the bank's savings deposit increased close to 440 billion yuan, the first of four rows.　　The increase in public deposits is only lower than ICBC, ranked second. The report said AgBank had applied to the CBRC and was allowed to delay the disclosure of the 2009 Annual report, as AgBank was in the market for initial public offerings inside and outside the country to ensure consistency with the disclosure of the 2009 Annual report and the IPO prospectus.　　The release of the 2009 annual report adds to the disclosure of information that occurred after the first Board's tenth meeting and that agbank deemed it necessary to disclose important matters.　　As the final part of the state-owned big bank share reform, AgBank's IPO is due to be completed on Thursday, and the ABC shares will be listed on the following day (July 15) and the H-shares on the next (16th). According to the 13th Hong Kong Economic Daily, just as investors worried about AgBank's first-day stock price break, the market is rife with AgBank's head of the bank said it would hold AgBank's shares for up to two days, calling on investors not to be impatient to sell. (Caixin reporter Baoyoubin)