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Author: Zhao Wenjuan

With the continuous improvement of the issuance system and the optimization and adjustment of the listing rhythm, although the number of companies reviewed by the board has declined year-on-year since the beginning of this year (as of August 7), the quality of companies has improved instead.

According to Wind data,As of August 9, excluding the two companies whose review was cancelled, there are a total of 32 companies that have been reviewed for their A-share IPOs this year.In the same period of 2023, excluding the companies whose review was cancelled, a total of 233 companies were reviewed by the board, a year-on-year decrease of 86.27%.

Of the 32 companies that went to the meeting, 1 failed, 1 was postponed, 2 were awaiting a vote, and the remaining 28 companies all passed.The pass rate is 87.5% (the pass rate in the same period last year was 87.12%)Among them, since the restart of IPO, the Listing Committee has reviewed a total of 9 IPO companies. Looking back on the review process of these companies that have passed the review, there are many common points that deserve attention and further study.

After the IPO restart

The Listing Committee focuses on two major issues