“摘星脱帽”离“风险出清”还有多远？

Group 1 - A batch of approximately 40 A-share listed companies have recently removed risk warnings due to improved financial indicators or completion of rectifications related to fund occupation and internal control issues [1] - Following the removal of risk warnings, companies like Kexin Development and Yekeshu experienced significant stock price fluctuations, with Kexin Development's stock hitting a daily limit up and Yekeshu recording a nearly 14% increase on the same day [2] - The "delisting risk removal" index has seen a maximum increase of over 25% since early April, while the ST sector index has surged over 33%, indicating strong investor interest in "delisting risk removal" stocks [3] Group 2 - Despite the positive market response, many ST companies have a history of recurring financial struggles, with some having removed risk warnings multiple times without fully resolving underlying issues [3] - The new delisting regulations are expected to accelerate the exit of low-quality companies from the A-share market, with projections indicating over 50 companies may be delisted in 2024, marking a historical high [3] - Investors are cautioned against blindly pursuing "delisting risk removal" stocks, as deeper issues related to financial data authenticity, industry conditions, and operational improvements warrant thorough investigation [4]