In today’s briefing:
- Slightly More than the Annual IPOs, 119 Companies Newly Applied for Transitional Measures This Year
Slightly More than the Annual IPOs, 119 Companies Newly Applied for Transitional Measures This Year
- Of the companies that have been removed from the list of companies subject to transitional measures, only about half have been able to meet the criteria for maintaining their listing.
- It’s not easy for companies applying transitional measures to comply with the criteria for maintaining listing, so it’s realistic to move to a market with looser criteria for maintaining listing.
- Besides problems with listing screening process, many managers consider IPO to be the goal and have little will to grow the company after listing, leading to slump in corporate value.
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