China Investment Corporation

Chinese sovereign wealth fund

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December 2024 CIC reached US$1.3 trillion in assets under management by December, continuing its trajectory of growth and increasing its role in managing China's foreign exchange reserves.
2021 CIC's assets under management grew significantly to US$1.2 trillion, demonstrating substantial expansion of the fund's investment capacity.
2020 CIC unwound its 2015 spinoff of CIC Capital, bringing the subsidiary back under direct management.
2020 CIC established multiple international cooperation funds, including the France-China Cooperation Fund, China-Italy Industrial Cooperation Fund, UK-China Cooperation Fund, and Japan-China Industrial Cooperation Fund under Peng Chun's leadership.
April 2019 Peng Chun was appointed as Chairman of China Investment Corporation (CIC), succeeding the previous leadership.
February 2018 Exited the relationship with Blackstone Group via Beijing Wonderful Investments.
November 2017 Purchased Logicor, a European warehouse company, from The Blackstone Group L.P. for $13.49 billion, outbidding other companies.
February 2017 Following a successful tenure at CIC, Ding Xuedong was promoted to secretary general of the State Council by the Communist Party.
January 2017 Acquired a 45% stake in the office skyscraper 1211 Avenue of the Americas, New York City, valuing the building at $2.3 billion.
2015 During the nationwide anti-corruption campaign, CIC launched an internal investigation which resulted in disciplinary actions against 495 personnel from CIC and its subsidiaries.
October 2015 CIC provided capital in a deal between Carnival Corporation and China State Shipbuilding Corporation, resulting in the founding of CSSC Carnival Cruise Shipping joint venture, with operations expected to commence in 2019.
January 2015 CIC established CIC Capital as a separate, wholly-owned subsidiary to support the Belt and Road Initiative and facilitate foreign direct investments.
2014 CIC contributed initial capital to the Silk Road Fund, expanding its strategic investment initiatives.
March 2014 CIC acquired a $40 million stake in iKang Health Group.
2013 The State Administration of Foreign Exchange expands sovereign funds under its jurisdiction, creating a political opportunity following CIC's initial lackluster performance.
September 2013 The fund acquired a 12.5% stake in Russian potash fertiliser company Uralkali for a rumoured $2 billion.
July 2013 Ding Xuedong was appointed as CIC's chairman by the Chinese Communist Party, marking the beginning of a significant restructuring of the organization with a focus on internal discipline.
2011 CIC established its first foreign office in Toronto, Canada.
2010 CIC established CIC International (Hong Kong) Co, with Lawrence Lau appointed as its chairman.

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