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Which two stocks are the North-South Ship?

South Ship refers to CSSC, namely China Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd., registered in China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone. Founded in 1 June 65438+July 9991,it is a state-owned enterprise reorganized from some enterprises and institutions of the former China State Shipbuilding Corporation. Mainly engaged in research and development and production of marine equipment industry, electric power and electromechanical equipment industry, strategic emerging industries and productive modern service industry.

North Ship refers to CSIC, China Shipbuilding Industry Group Co., Ltd., registered in Haidian District, Beijing, so it is called North Ship. Founded on June 29th, 1999,/KLOC-0, its business scope covers all kinds of military scientific research, production and operation services and military products trade, mainly including marine defense equipment such as ships, underwater attack and defense equipment and its supporting equipment.

CSSC and CSIC, two cities with neither listing nor shares, have many listed companies, such as China Heavy Industry, Guangzhou Shipyard International, China Shipbuilding, St Steel Structure and Sail Shares.

On July 20 19, it was announced that the North-South Ship was planning a strategic reorganization, and on July 200219, it was officially announced that the assets transfer and integration after the merger would enter a substantive stage.

The merger of North and South ships mainly refers to the joint reorganization of CSIC and CSIC to establish CSIC Group, and the CSIC and CSIC merged into CSIC Group, which produced CSIC concept stocks.

Many brokers believe that the asset operation after the merger of the two ships is also expected to accelerate, and its listed companies will also benefit. After the completion of this acquisition, CSSC holds 65,438+000% equity and 65,438+000% equity of CSIC, thus owning the controlling shares of nine listed companies, including Jiuzhiyang, CSIC Emergency, CSIC Hanguang, China Ship, China Industry, China Electric Power, CSIC Technology, CSIC Defense and China Haiphong. Therefore, the above stocks may be good in the short term, but the future development will take time to test. The above information does not constitute any investment advice. The stock market is risky, so you need to be cautious in investing.