Shenzhen is building a comprehensive system for nurturing companies to go public on the entire chain, and has added fifteen new domestic and foreign listed companies this year.

Since the beginning of this year, Shenzhen has been building a full chain system for cultivating listed companies, with accelerating the listing of companies as a core focus. A series of cultivation work has been carried out to support companies in achieving high-quality development through listing financing. So far this year, 15 new companies have been listed domestically and internationally, including one on the Star Market, three on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange SME board, three on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, two on the NASDAQ, and one on the Singapore Stock Exchange. Thanks to its excellent innovation and market environment, Shenzhen has become fertile ground for the growth of listed companies. As of now, there are a total of 592 listed companies in Shenzhen, including 424 domestic A-share listed companies, with 179 on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange main board, 163 on the SME board, 23 on the Shanghai Stock Exchange main board, 50 on the Star Market, and 9 on the Beijing Stock Exchange. In addition, Shenzhen has sufficient resources in reserve for future listings. In terms of domestic companies, Shenzhen has 20 companies under review and 100 companies under counseling; internationally, according to the China Securities Regulatory Commission, Shenzhen has 47 companies applying for overseas securities issuance and listing, with 39 applying for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and 8 applying for listing on the NASDAQ. (Shenzhen Special Zone News)