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The IPO of Bai Maike North Exchange will be reviewed on June 12th.

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05/06/2026
On June 5th, according to the Beijiao Stock Exchange website, the Listing Review Committee of the Beijiao Stock Exchange is scheduled to hold its 58th review meeting for the year 2026 on June 12th at 9 am. At that time, they will review the initial public offering of Hainan Baimai Medical Technology Co., Ltd.
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