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Amid the general trend of slowing global IPOs and the upgrading of supervision, A-share IPOs slowed down in the first half of the year.

And in this midst, the hard technology industry still maintains its usual high sensitivity, pushing a number of high-quality companies into the capital market.

However, with the further implementation of the new "Nine National Policies" in the capital market and the successive release of the "Eight Articles for the Science and Technology Innovation Board", it is expected that A-share IPOs will remain tightened in the short term. Whether hard technology can continue to soar against the trend is a concern for industry insiders.

As 2024 is approaching the halfway point, what is the overall IPO situation of A-share hard technology? In fact, some new changes are already taking place.

Hard technology becomes the main line

According to statistics from relevant institutions, in the first half of this year, a total of 296 companies on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange and Beijing Stock Exchange terminated their IPOs. Among them, the Shenzhen Stock Exchange terminated the largest number of companies, reaching 128, the Shanghai Stock Exchange withdrew 118 companies, and the Beijing Stock Exchange also had 50 companies terminate their IPOs.

The IPO "withdrawal wave" triggered by this is thought-provoking. The market has never stopped discussing the quality of the companies applying for listing and whether they are suspected of passing the review with problems.