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Chengdu Bank Official Announcement! "Post-75" Chairman Huang Jianjun's appointment qualification approved
On the evening of March 11, Chengdu Bank announced that it recently received an administrative approval from the Sichuan Financial Regulatory Bureau, which approved Huang Jianjun’s qualification to serve as a director and chairman of Chengdu Bank.
“Post-75” Chairman Huang Jianjun Approved for Appointment
On August 17, 2025, Chengdu Bank issued a notice that Wang Hui resigned from his positions as chairman and other roles; on September 22, Chengdu Bank announced that Huang Jianjun was elected as the chairman of the bank’s eighth board of directors.
According to publicly available information, Huang Jianjun was born in November 1975, graduated from Sichuan University with a major in Political Economy, is a part-time doctoral student, and holds the title of Senior Economist. Huang Jianjun has extensive banking experience. This personnel adjustment marks his return to his “old employer” after five years.
Huang Jianjun previously served as the head of the Office Secretary Department, deputy director of the Office, director of the Target Supervision Office, director of the Board Office, general manager of the Corporate Business Department, and general manager of the Small and Medium Enterprise Department at Chengdu Commercial Bank; he also served as the branch manager of the High-tech Branch, general manager of the Corporate Business Department, and Party Secretary and president of the Xi’an Branch of Chengdu Bank; he was also the secretary of the board of directors at Chengdu Commercial Bank, assistant to the president of Chengdu Bank, member of the Party Committee, and vice president. During his secondment, he served as deputy director of the Foshan Financial Bureau in Guangdong Province. At Chengdu Rural Commercial Bank, he held positions including deputy Party secretary, acting chairman, director, and president, later becoming Party secretary and chairman.
Additionally, Huang Jianjun served as a director and vice president of the Seventh Council of the Sichuan Financial Society, and as a supervisor of the Ninth Supervisory Committee of the Sichuan Banking Association.
Revenue and Net Profit Grew in Q3 Last Year
Public information shows that Chengdu Bank was established in December 1996. It is a state-controlled regional joint-stock commercial bank that introduced foreign strategic investment. The bank was listed on the main board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in January 2018, making it the first listed bank in Sichuan Province and the eighth city commercial bank listed on the A-share market nationwide.
In recent years, Chengdu Bank has maintained steady operational performance and continued to expand its asset size. According to its latest financial report, as of the end of September 2025, the bank’s total assets reached 1.39 trillion yuan, an increase of 135.139 billion yuan or 10.81% from the end of the previous year.
During the reporting period, the bank achieved operating income of 17.761 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 3.01%; net profit attributable to shareholders was 9.493 billion yuan, up 5.03% year-on-year. In terms of asset quality, during the same period, the non-performing loan ratio was 0.68%, and the provision coverage ratio was 433.08%.
As of the close on March 11, Chengdu Bank’s A-shares traded at 17.28 yuan per share, with a total market value of 73.24 billion yuan.