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1. This year, 5 companies have chosen to withdraw from the IPO registration process, which is equivalent to suspending IPO.

It is worth noting that these companies terminated their registration after submitting their applications to the CSRC. Although, generally speaking, once they pass the review, the success rate of listing will be relatively high, this does not mean that they can "rest easy", because these companies are all from the GEM and have been waiting for about two years after submitting their registration materials.

Under a strict regulatory environment, although there are still some problems in IPO projects, such as failure to meet issuance conditions, this may also push sponsors to improve service quality under the framework of the new regulations. The importance of their decision-making is self-evident. Otherwise, the only way to regulate their applications is to suspend IPOs.

Second, the energy storage sector once shone brightly in the A-share market, but recent stock price fluctuations and market valuation compression seem inconsistent with the strong development momentum of its industry leaders. Take CATL as an example, the company's development speed in the field of energy storage batteries is still rapid.

This year, CATL's share repurchase amount has exceeded 1.2 billion yuan. At the same time, 35 companies including Mingyang Smart Energy, Canadian Solar, and BYD have also joined the repurchase, with repurchase amounts exceeding 100 million yuan this year. In addition, more leading companies in the market are planning large-scale stock repurchases.