The New Third Board gradient cultivation system is being improved, with listed companies actively preparing for IPO at the Beijing Stock Exchange.

Recently, the performance of new stocks listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange has been impressive, with multiple stocks such as China Science and Technology Yi and Zhenhong Shares experiencing significant gains on their first day of listing. The enthusiasm for “IPO” investments continues to rise, and investor participation remains high. As the profit-making effect of the Beijing Stock Exchange continues to ferment, the attractiveness of the New Third Board market has also significantly increased, with the pace of listing high-quality companies clearly accelerating. The number and quality of newly listed companies have both reached new levels. Data from the National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ) shows that as of the end of April 2026, a total of 411 companies have been newly listed on the New Third Board since 2025. Notably, these newly listed companies have a strong willingness to develop upward, with clear paths and goals for connecting to higher-level capital markets. Statistics indicate that among the 411 newly listed companies, nearly 50% have explicitly disclosed the initiation of listing preparations, demonstrating a very firm intention to connect with the Innovation Layer and strive for the Beijing Stock Exchange. Relying on the gradient cultivation system of the New Third Board, a large number of listed companies are seizing market opportunities, actively preparing and applying for IPO listings on the Beijing Stock Exchange. Most of these companies have outstanding performance and strong growth momentum. (Securities Times)

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