Bank Of Nanjing Emphasizes Strategic Shift Toward Asset-Light Growth to Align Corporate Performance with Shareholder Value

Deep News08-20

During the interim results presentation for the 2026 fiscal year held on August 20, Bank Of Nanjing Co.,Ltd. executives addressed investor concerns, highlighting the strong endorsement from its major shareholder. According to Jiang Zhichun, Vice President and Board Secretary, the sustained increase in shareholding by the principal shareholder represents a tangible commitment, reflecting deep conviction in the bank's future prospects and long-term investment appeal.

He confirmed that if the major shareholder's stake purchases reach regulatory disclosure thresholds, the bank will promptly fulfill its information disclosure obligations, ensuring market communication remains timely, transparent, and compliant. This commitment underscores the bank's dedication to maintaining high standards of corporate governance and investor relations.

Looking ahead, Bank Of Nanjing Co.,Ltd. will firmly pursue high-quality, sustainable development objectives, advancing its strategic transition toward an asset-light business model. The bank plans to prioritize internally generated capital while supplementing with external sources when necessary, thereby enhancing capital efficiency and its capacity to deliver sustained investor returns. These efforts are designed to foster a mutually reinforcing relationship between the bank's operational growth and steady improvements in shareholder returns.

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