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On the global economic stage, going public in the United States once became a hot trend pursued by many companies. It seemed that it was a land of wealth full of infinite possibilities, attracting countless entrepreneurs with dreams and ambitions to embark on this seemingly glorious journey. However, when the craze gradually faded, the reality of the dilemma was placed before the companies like a shadow - it is easy to go public, but difficult to raise funds.

1. The rise of the US IPO boom

1. Mature system attracts enterprises’ attention

The US capital market has become an ideal place for many companies with its mature system, abundant sources of funds and extensive international influence. For many companies, listing in the US means obtaining higher valuations, a wider investor base and stronger brand influence.

The US securities market has relatively complete systems and norms. Strict information disclosure requirements, sound regulatory mechanisms, and efficient trading systems provide companies with a relatively fair and transparent financing environment. This enables companies to follow clear rules and processes during the listing process and achieve listing goals relatively easily.