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first, it is equivalent to suspending ipos. since the csrc proposed to "phase tighten the pace of ipos", the number of companies planning to ipo has dropped by 74.67% year-on-year, and only 135 companies are still in the queue. what's more interesting is that 39 of them have chosen to withdraw, accounting for 28.89%.

the village's "heroic act" has undoubtedly brought hope for a bull market. looking back at august last year, 128 companies successfully went public, with a total financing amount of 93.844 billion yuan, down 69.69% and 80.03% year-on-year respectively.

the existence of the data firmly tells us that the scale of ipos has been curbed, including financing, financing, and the number of listed companies. this is data that is good for the market.

2. as more than 40 companies chose to withdraw from the a-share market, the voluntary delisting decision of the veteran bus manufacturer *st asia star has attracted special attention.

at its recent shareholders' meeting, the company passed a resolution with a near-unanimous majority to end its listing status.