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- CNPC Capital Company Limited (000617.SZ), the core financial services platform of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), provides comprehensive financial solutions including commercial banking with short-term, medium-term and long-term loans, domestic and foreign settlements, bill acceptance and discount, and public offering securities investment funds; finance company operations encompassing transaction payments, internal transfer settlements, deposit and loan services, investment and financing, foreign exchange transactions, and industrial chain finance such as credit, settlement, capital, international, intermediary and investment services; financial leasing featuring direct leasing, sale and leaseback, project leasing, equipment export leasing, manufacturer leasing and operating leasing; trust and asset management; insurance and insurance brokerage; securities brokerage, investment consulting, securities underwriting and agency sales of securities investment funds and financial products; credit enhancement; equity investments; and digital intelligence business. Headquartered in Beijing, China, the company, established through the 2017 restructuring and name change from Jinan Diesel Engine Co., Ltd., operates domestically and internationally across energy, natural resources and related sectors, with geographic focus spanning Asia-Pacific, Middle East, Africa, North America and Latin America, primarily serving CNPC group entities, energy projects and institutional clients. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of state-owned CNPC, it manages substantial assets exceeding RMB 180 billion, emphasizing industry-finance integration, risk control and sustainable energy financing. Recent developments include its participating enterprise Kunlun Capital's investment in Fusion New Energy (Anhui) Co., Ltd. for controlled nuclear fusion exploration in October 2025 as part of CNPC's green transformation; a May 2024 divestment of shares in China-Italy Property Insurance to Assicurazioni Generali Group; and strategic allocations to renewable energy projects alongside ongoing international project financing such as the 2023 West Africa drilling venture.