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Zhongxiang Securities analyzed that the time required for a company to go from the listing guidance period to the listing varies according to the specific circumstances, but it usually goes through a relatively fixed process, including the listing guidance period, the declaration and review stage, and the issuance and listing stage.

1. Listing Guidance Period

The listing guidance period is the stage where the company conducts overall planning and guidance in order to meet the listing conditions. Generally speaking, the listing guidance period takes 3 to 12 months, and the length of time is related to the company's development, preparation and listing requirements. During this stage, the company will hire a professional guidance agency to comprehensively sort out and standardize the company's governance structure, financial status, business operations, etc. to ensure that the company meets the listing requirements.

II. Application and Review Stage

After completing the listing guidance, the company needs to submit application materials to the China Securities Regulatory Commission or the stock exchange, and accept the review and repeated communication of relevant departments. The time of this stage will also vary depending on the company's situation, market environment and regulatory policies, but it usually takes 3 to 12 months. At this stage, the regulatory authorities will conduct a comprehensive review of the company's application materials, including the company's financial situation, business prospects, governance structure and other aspects to ensure that the company is qualified for listing and protect the interests of investors.

III. Issuance and Listing Stage

After obtaining approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission or the stock exchange, the company needs to prepare for the issuance and listing, including stock issuance, underwriting, exchange listing, etc. This stage is relatively short, usually taking 2 to 6 months. During this stage, the company will determine key matters such as the issuance price and issuance quantity, and cooperate with the underwriter to complete the issuance and listing of the stock.