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equivalent to suspending ipo! six major news this morning hit the market (8.29)!

2024-08-29

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1. a sudden drop of 70%, equivalent to a suspension of ipos! since the china securities regulatory commission announced that it would "phase tighten the pace of ipos to promote a dynamic balance between investment and financing", the new regulations have been implemented for a year, and the number of ipos and the amount of financing have dropped significantly.

from a data perspective, the number of companies accepted for a-share ipos in the past year was only 135, a decrease of more than 70% year-on-year; and based on the listing date, there were only 129 companies that successfully listed, a staggering decrease of 293 year-on-year.

this sharp decline in data is undoubtedly a strong proof of the csrc's determination to rectify the market and promote a dynamic balance between investment and financing. at the same time, from the gradual stabilization of the a-share market, we can also see that the number of ipos and the amount of funds raised have decreased significantly over the past year, and the total amount of ipo funds raised is even less than 100 billion yuan. these positive factors are real and effective.

2. the heavyweight stocks in the liquor and banking sectors have suffered a collective decline in recent days.

kweichow moutai, which once sat firmly on the throne of market value in the a-share market, was surpassed by china mobile and two major banking giants, industrial and commercial bank of china and china construction bank, at the end of last year.

on wednesday, kweichow moutai's market value suffered another setback, being surpassed by agricultural bank of china and falling to fifth place. previously, industrial and commercial bank of china's market value surpassed china mobile and topped the a-share market value list, while china construction bank's market value also exceeded the 2 trillion yuan mark.