A股IPO“提速”：创业板打破零受理 北交所申报质量大幅提升

Group 1 - The A-share IPO market is gradually recovering, with two new stocks listed on June 5, and significant progress made by previously stalled IPOs [1] - In May, the three major exchanges in China received 16 IPO applications, surpassing the total of the previous four months combined, marking a new monthly high for the year [2] - The current trend in A-share IPOs reflects increased confidence among companies, with a notable acceleration in the review process and a decrease in terminated projects [2][3] Group 2 - As of this year, a total of 28 companies have submitted IPO applications, with the North Exchange receiving the most applications, accounting for over 67% [2] - The average time from application to the first round of inquiries is 18 days for the Shenzhen Main Board and 30 days for the North Exchange, indicating varying efficiency across exchanges [3] - The number of companies under review has decreased significantly, with only 185 companies currently in the pipeline, down nearly 60% from the previous year [3] Group 3 - The increase in IPO applications is attributed to both accelerated review processes and a high termination rate, with 64 companies withdrawing their applications this year [3] - June is traditionally a peak month for IPO applications, as many companies aim to submit materials based on the previous year's financials by the end of June [3] Group 4 - Regulatory bodies are emphasizing support for technology innovation, aiming to enhance the inclusivity and adaptability of the IPO system for high-quality, unprofitable tech companies [4][5] - Among the 28 companies currently under review, 25 are manufacturing firms, with a significant representation from specialized equipment manufacturing [5] Group 5 - The first batch of IPO projects on the ChiNext board this year represents strategic emerging industries, showcasing the integration of technology innovation and industrial development [6] - Notable companies include Sanrui Intelligent, which ranks second globally in the civil drone electric propulsion system market, and Hongming Electronics, which specializes in electronic components for defense applications [6] Group 6 - The North Exchange has seen an improvement in the quality of companies applying for listing, with many demonstrating strong profitability [8][9] - The average revenue for companies applying to the North Exchange in 2024 is projected to exceed 10.13 billion, with 12 companies reporting net profits over 100 million [8] - The increase in quality is attributed to better performance of new companies listed on the New Third Board and enhanced resource allocation by investment banks [9]