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1. Equivalent to suspending IPOs! 357 companies have terminated their IPOs this year, and 54 new companies have been listed, only a quarter of the same period last year, and fundraising has fallen by 86.26% year-on-year.

Although the IPO review seems to have shown signs of thawing and the acceptance speed has increased, the pace of new stock listings in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing does not seem to meet market expectations, and its slow progress is almost equivalent to a suspension of IPOs.

I think that during the period of tightened IPO review, it is a good time for those companies planning to go public to conduct industrial integration. In particular, those companies that have failed in IPO attempts but still have solid profitability are more attractive to some listed companies and may become popular in the market.

2. The market is about to usher in a dividend feast!

According to the latest statistics, more than 330 A-share listed companies plan to distribute dividends by mid-2024. This number not only exceeds the 194 in the same period last year, but also breaks the historical record.

These companies are expected to pay a total of more than 144 billion yuan in dividends. In this dividend boom, the three major mobile operators, led by China Mobile, are particularly eye-catching and have already begun to distribute generous dividends to shareholders.