- CEO
- Wei Lih Hsu
- Full Time Employees
- 35
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Shell Companies
- Address
- Tower A. 5th Building Dalian People's Republic of China 116023
- IPO Date
- May 10, 1995
- Business
- China YiBai United Guarantee International Holding, Inc. (Ticker: CBGH) operates as a financial services provider specializing in guarantee and surety services, risk management solutions, and related financial products for corporate and individual clients primarily in China and select international markets. The company offers core products and services including credit guarantees, performance bonds, bid bonds, advance payment guarantees, and warranty guarantees; it also provides financial consulting, risk assessment services, and digital guarantee platforms to facilitate secure transactions across industries such as construction, trade, manufacturing, and real estate. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Beijing, China, the company maintains operations in major Chinese provinces and has expanded into Southeast Asia through strategic partnerships, targeting small- to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and large corporations seeking reliable financial backing.
In the last 1-2 years, China YiBai has undergone significant strategic developments, including a major rebranding initiative and operational pivot announced in late 2024 to align with its evolving digital-first guarantee model under the TidyCall platform (tidycall.com), enhancing its online service delivery for international clients. The company secured a $50 million funding round in Q3 2025 from a consortium of Chinese and Hong Kong-based investors to fuel expansion into fintech-integrated guarantees and blockchain-based risk verification tools. Additionally, it completed the acquisition of a minority stake in a Singapore-based surety firm in early 2025, bolstering its Southeast Asian footprint, and launched a new AI-driven guarantee underwriting service in Q2 2025 to streamline approvals and reduce fraud risks. These changes reflect China YiBai's shift toward technology-enabled financial services amid China's regulatory push for digital finance innovation.