Cases of market capitalization delisting are quietly increasing, optimizing the A-share market ecosystem

MetaMuskRat · 2026-04-01T06:00:16+00:00

People's Financial News, April 1st — Recently, cases of A-share companies reaching market value delisting standards and falling into delisting risk due to market value have continued to emerge. In the short term, the number of related cases has even exceeded the threshold for face value delisting. This phenomenon is different from what was seen in previous years and has attracted market attention. Several experts interviewed by Securities Times believe that there are multiple reasons behind this phenomenon, including the increase of the main board market value delisting standard from 300 million yuan to 500 million yuan, and the further changes in the market environment under the comprehensive registration system. Experts generally agree that market value delisting plays a positive role in further optimizing the A-share market ecosystem.

MetaMuskRat

2026-04-01 06:00:16

People’s Finance News, April 1—In recent days, cases involving A-share companies that have come into contact with delisting thresholds based on market value, and that have fallen into a tight predicament of delisting risk based on market value, have been emerging one after another. In the short term, the number of related cases has even shown a momentum that could surpass delisting at par value. This phenomenon is somewhat different from what was seen in previous years, drawing market attention. Several experts, in interviews with Securities Times reporters, believe that behind the above phenomenon there are multiple factors, including the increase in the main board’s market-value-based delisting threshold from 300 million yuan to 500 million yuan, and further changes in the market environment under the comprehensive registration-based system. The relevant experts also generally affirmed the role of market-value-based delisting in promoting further optimization of the A-share market ecosystem.

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