ABC Chairman Visits State Grid Counterpart to Discuss Strategic Collaboration

Deep News08-06

Agricultural Bank of China Limited Chairman Gu Shu led a delegation to meet with State Grid Corporation of China Chairman Zhang Zhigang on August 5.

The meeting, which also included ABC Vice President Wang Dajun and State Grid Chief Accountant Chen Xi, focused on deepening their partnership. Gu Shu expressed gratitude for State Grid's long-standing trust and highlighted the fruitful outcomes of their prior cooperation across various fields.

Looking ahead, Agricultural Bank of China Limited plans to align its services with State Grid's 15th Five-Year Plan and new power grid construction goals. The bank will offer comprehensive, high-level domestic and international financial solutions to usher in a new chapter of bank-enterprise collaboration.

Zhang Zhigang welcomed the ABC delegation and outlined State Grid's progress in building a new power system and advancing green energy transition. He also shared the company's investment plans for the 15th Five-Year period. Zhang emphasized the mutual benefits of leveraging each other's strengths to deepen practical cooperation, contributing to the national energy strategy and high-quality real economy development.

The ABC delegation included heads of the Corporate Banking Department, Financial Markets Department, Credit Approval Department, and ABC International.

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