June IPO sees a small peak in acceptances, as ‘newcomers’ from future industries flock to take the exam.

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Mars Finance News, July 1: In June, as the financial report update deadline approaches, IPO-bound companies typically trigger a small peak in accepted filings. Unlike previous years, this year a group of “new candidates” from future industries is accelerating its push toward the capital market, adding no small amount of warmth and novelty to the IPO “examination hall.” According to incomplete statistics, as of 9:00 PM on June 30, the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges collectively accepted 98 new IPO application companies in June, including 39 from the Shanghai Stock Exchange and 59 from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. Meanwhile, 68 companies were accepted for applications to list on the Beijing Stock Exchange, bringing the total number of proposed listed companies to 166. This year’s “profile” of IPO acceptance companies shows two clear characteristics: first, an influx of “new faces” from future industries, with a noticeable increase in companies in sectors such as artificial intelligence, commercial aerospace, new energy storage, and brain-computer interfaces; second, the return of “old faces” who have failed before, including companies whose IPO applications were withdrawn and those whose IPO applications were rejected at the listing review stage—each is regrouping and launching a sprint toward a new round of IPO attempts. (Shanghai Securities News)
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