China Post

China Post Group Co., Ltd., abbreviated as China Post, traces its origins to the embryonic postal institutions of 1995 and was officially established on January 29, 2007. Its headquarters is located at No. 3 Jia, Financial Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. On December 28, 2019, it was officially renamed from China Post Group to its current name. It is a wholly state-owned company operating in a diversified manner across postal services, express delivery and logistics, finance, e-commerce, and other fields. China Post's business coverage extends across all provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) in China, possessing one of the world's largest postal networks. In the postal business sector, it includes traditional services such as letters, newspapers and periodicals, and philately, with China Philatelic Corporation responsible for the issuance of philatelic products and related businesses. The e-commerce distribution business is handled by China Post E-Commerce Co., Ltd., which carries out rural e-commerce and other operations. In the delivery business, it covers parcel express and express logistics, with its well-known "EMS" courier service and "CNPL" logistics brand. Financial business includes multiple segments such as Postal Savings Bank of China, China Post Securities, China Post Insurance, and others. Postal Savings Bank of China has achieved excellent results in international ratings, with considerable total assets as of specific periods. Over the years, China Post has actively participated in social affairs, making outstanding contributions in serving people's livelihoods, promoting economic development, and advancing cultural dissemination.