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Ownership + shareholder affiliation relationships.

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affiliateSource Data

Ownership + shareholder affiliation relationships.

Daily source stitch · data frontier 2026-08-02

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`equity_parent_company`

18 columns · grain (primary key): id

Column	Name	Type	Null	Description
`operation`	Change-feed flag (A/U/D)	string	yes	Change-feed flag marking whether the row adds (A), updates (U), or deletes (D) a parent/controller record, so subscribers can apply the data as an incremental change stream. Across the full dataset only 'A' (Add) occurs.
`id` ·PK	Record ID	string	no	Unique record identifier (primary key), one value per row — a stable handle for referencing or de-duplicating each parent/controller record.
`secu`	Security code	string	yes	The listed company's ChinaScope standard security code, carrying an exchange suffix — _SH_EQ (Shanghai), _SZ_EQ (Shenzhen), or _BJ_EQ (Beijing) — that identifies which A-share company this ownership record describes. About 4,920 companies appear.
`ticker`	Ticker (plain exchange code)	string	yes	The listed company's plain exchange code — the six-digit stock number without the market suffix (e.g. 301281). The exchange-qualified form (301281_SZ_EQ) is carried in the Security code field.
`rpt`	Report period-end date	date	no	The reporting period-end date the ownership snapshot is stated as of — the point-in-time anchor for as-of and historical queries. Period-ends are semi-annual (June 30 and December 31), spanning 2021 through 2025 in the current data.
`parent_orig`	Parent / controller (as reported)	string	yes	The parent or controlling shareholder's name exactly as disclosed in filings (raw, unstandardized text). The value can be an organization (e.g. 力诺投资控股集团有限公司) or an individual (e.g. 李庆海); the resolved id is carried in Parent / controller ID. About 12% of rows leave this blank.
`parent_cat`	Parent entity type	string	yes	An entity-type flag for the parent/controlling shareholder: 1 = natural person, 2 = organization/institution, 0 = invalid/unresolved. Code 2 covers ~71% of rows, 1 ~14%, 0 ~5%, and ~10% are blank. Use it to separate individual controllers from corporate ones; it is not an ownership or size measure.
`parent_id`	Parent / controller ID	string	yes	The resolved ChinaScope entity id for the parent/controlling shareholder. The scheme covers both organizations (CSF…/ICN… company ids) and individuals (P… person ids), so the same controller joins across different listed companies and over time. About 15% of rows carry a blank id where the parent was not resolved (these line up with the 0/blank values of Parent entity type).
`reg_orig`	Registered location (as reported)	string	yes	The parent/controller's registered location exactly as disclosed (raw text such as 济南市历城区 or 香港). About 29% of rows are blank where the location was not reported.
`reg_std`	Registered location (standardized)	string	yes	The parent/controller's registered location cleaned to a standardized place name (e.g. 济南市, 中国香港特别行政区), collapsing ~2,200 raw spellings to about 299 standard names so controllers group cleanly by geography. About 30% of rows are blank.
`data_unit`	Amount unit	string	yes	A scale marker for the monetary field (registered capital); its value is 元 on every row, meaning amounts are stated in whole units (not 万/ten-thousands). It does not set the currency — the actual denomination is given by the Currency field (usually CNY, sometimes a foreign currency) — so read capital as 'this many whole units of the row's currency.'
`currency`	Currency	string	yes	The currency the registered-capital amount is denominated in. Nine currency codes appear — CNY (Chinese yuan) dominates at ~81% of rows, with HKD and USD the main foreign ones and a short tail (JPY, EUR, SGD, TWD, DKK, AMD); ~15% of rows are blank. Because denominations are mixed, read capital together with this field and don't compare raw amounts across currencies.
`capital`	Registered capital	number · 元	yes	The parent/controller's registered capital, in the row's currency (see Currency) and in whole units (see Amount unit). Treat it as a rough size indicator: the median is about 0.42 billion and the middle half runs ~50 million to ~3 billion. The field is very wide and holds extreme, sometimes implausible outliers (a few rows reach the quadrillions and look like unit/entry errors), so sanity-check large magnitudes and never compare raw amounts across currencies. About 30% of rows are blank and a handful are 0 (not reported or not applicable).
`ratio`	Holding ratio	number · pct	yes	The parent/controlling shareholder's economic ownership stake in the listed company, a decimal fraction between 0 and 1 (e.g. 0.4687 = 46.87%). The median holding is about 0.31 (31%) and the middle half runs ~0.20 to ~0.45. A few outlier rows exceed 1 (max ~30.8) and are data-quality artifacts; about 12% of rows are blank.
`vote_ratio`	Voting ratio	number · pct	yes	The parent/controlling shareholder's share of voting rights in the listed company, a decimal fraction between 0 and 1 (max 1.0). The median is about 0.33 (33%), typically at or slightly above the economic stake because voting control can diverge from ownership. About 21% of rows are blank.
`company_id`	Listed-company ID (standard org code)	string	yes	The resolved ChinaScope entity id for the listed company itself — a stable key (populated on every row) for connecting this issuer to other records about the same company across the dataset.
`create_time`	Record create timestamp	timestamp	yes	The timestamp when this record first entered the dataset — a data-vintage/audit marker, not a corporate or filing event date.
`update_time`	Record update timestamp	timestamp	yes	The timestamp when this record was last updated; it also serves as the ordering key for the change feed, so successive updates to the same relationship can be sequenced and de-duplicated correctly.

Sample row:

operation:   A
id:          100002
secu:        301281_SZ_EQ
ticker:      301281
rpt:         2025-12-31 00:00:00
parent_orig: 力诺投资控股集团有限公司
parent_cat:  2
parent_id:   CSF246652418
reg_orig:    济南市历城区
reg_std:     济南市
data_unit:   元
currency:    CNY
capital:     431800000.0
ratio:       0.3439
vote_ratio:  0.3439
company_id:  CSF238243439
create_time: 2026-04-16 22:46:38
update_time: 2026-04-16 22:46:38

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