Bank of Nanjing (601009) Stock Price, Fundamentals & Analysis

Bank of Nanjing (601009) is a regional bank listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, headquartered in Nanjing, China, with 17,684 employees. It provides corporate and savings deposits, personal and corporate loans, supply-chain and international business financing, plus wealth management, asset management, foreign exchange, electronic banking, and credit and debit cards. Incorporated in 1996, it belongs to the Financial Services sector, in the Banks – Regional industry, alongside peers such as China Minsheng Bank (600016) and China Citic Bank (601998).

What 601009 does

The bank serves both corporate and retail customers in China. Its product range covers deposits (including foreign currency savings and certificates of deposit), loans (personal, corporate, supply chain, and international business), micro financing, private banking, cash management, fund and bond investment, and electronic banking services. As a regional bank, it focuses on customers in and around its home market of Nanjing, while offering a broad set of services comparable to larger Chinese lenders such as Postal Savings Bank of China (601658).

Key numbers explained

• Price: 11.95 CNY, up +1.88% today, within a 52-week range of 9.85 – 12.44 and up 7.7% over the last 52 weeks.
• Market capitalisation of 147.74B CNY — the total market value of all shares, a common way to size a company.
• P/E ratio of 6.8 (trailing) and 5.8 (forward) — the price divided by earnings per share; lower values mean investors pay less per unit of current earnings.
• Earnings per share of 1.76 CNY over the trailing 12 months.
• Dividend yield of 4.43%, with 31% of earnings paid out as dividends; the ex-dividend date is Jun 15, 2026.
• Profit margin of 53.5% and operating margin of 67.3% — the share of revenue kept as profit, typically high for banks.
• Return on equity of 10.7% and price-to-book of 0.76, meaning the share trades below the accounting value of its net assets.
• Revenue of 42.72B CNY, growing 5.5% year over year.

What to watch

As a bank, 601009's results are influenced by interest-rate conditions, credit demand from corporate and retail borrowers, and loan quality across the economic cycle. Regional lenders are also shaped by local economic activity in their home market — here, Nanjing and the wider Jiangsu area. Dividend-focused investors often track the payout ratio (31%) and yield (4.43%), while valuation-focused readers compare the 6.8 trailing P/E ratio and 0.76 price-to-book with other Shanghai-listed financials such as Huatai Securities (601688) or the broader CSI 300 index. Trading activity and sentiment across Shanghai Stock Exchange stocks can also affect short-term price moves.