2021
Poly Group leapt to the 174th on the Fortune Global 500 list, identified its “5678” major tasks to forge an internationally competitive, domestically leading “5+1” business system.
2020
Nokia Shanghai Bell Co., Ltd. came under the management of Poly Group.
2019
China Silk Corporation and China Huaxin Post and Telecom Technologies Co., Ltd. were merged into Poly Group.
2017
Sinolight Corporation and China National Arts & Crafts Group Co., Ltd. were merged into Poly Group.
2016
Poly Group was selected as a pilot state-capital investment company.
2015
Poly Group was listed as a Fortune Global 500 company for the first time, ranking 457th with an operating revenue of 26.05 billion U.S. dollars, total assets of 89.41 billion U.S. dollars and total profit of 3.55 billion U.S. dollars.
2009
The consolidated total assets of Poly Group exceeded 139.16 billion RMB, registering a year-onyear growth of 62.20%, securing Poly’s position among China’s topperforming central SOEs.
2006
Poly Real Estate Group Co.,Ltd. was listed on China A-shares market of the Shanghai Stock Exchange; Poly Property Group was established in Shanghai after successful restructuring and integration.
2000
Poly Culture Group Ltd. was founded and won the auction of three pieces of precious relics i.e. the Heads of Ox, Monkey and Tiger which were looted by the imperialist invaders from the Old Summer Palace (Yuanmingyuan) over a century ago. The long-lost national treasures are stored at Poly Art Museum.
1998
Poly Group was transferred to the former National Transition Office and then came under the umbrella of the Central Working Committee for Central State-owned Enterprises. Poly Art Museum, the country’s first museum to be run by a major central SOE, was founded.
1993
China Poly Group Corporation was established, successfully accomplished the share acquisition of Continental Mariner Investment Company Limited Corp, making it Poly Group’s first publicly listed company.
1984
Under the approval of the State Council and the Central Military Commission, the former General Armament Department (GAD) of the General Staff Headquarters and CITIC Group cofounded Poly Technologies, Inc. tasked with the mission of importing foreign military equipment and exporting domestic military equipment.