Xin Hua Wang·2025-08-12 05:54Core Viewpoint - Securities firms are actively participating in the private placement of listed companies in A-shares, with a total subscription amount of 20.062 billion yuan as of July 13 this year [1][2]. Group 1: Participation and Market Trends - A total of 32 securities firms have participated in the private placements of A-share listed companies this year, with a combined subscription amount of 20.062 billion yuan [1]. - Large securities firms are more active in private placements, with four firms participating in more than ten placements each. Guotai Junan Securities leads with participation in 32 companies, followed by CITIC Securities and CICC with 15 each, and Haitong Securities with 10 [2]. - Seven securities firms have participated in private placements with subscription amounts exceeding 1 billion yuan, with Guotai Junan Securities at the top with 6.025 billion yuan [2]. Group 2: Industry Focus - The main industries for securities firms' private placement subscriptions include power, equipment manufacturing, and healthcare [2]. - Some companies, such as Jimin Medical, Changjiang Power, and Zhongke Titanium, have attracted multiple securities firms for their private placements, indicating strong interest [2]. Group 3: Performance of Private Placement Projects - Most projects have generated floating profits for securities firms, with Changjiang Power showing a 12% increase from its placement price, resulting in a floating profit of approximately 578 million yuan for the participating firms [4]. - However, some projects have resulted in floating losses, such as Jiuzhou Pharmaceutical, where the stock price fell below the placement price, leading to losses for participating firms like CITIC Securities and Guotai Junan Securities [4]. Group 4: Factors Influencing Participation - The enthusiasm for participating in private placements is influenced by various factors, including the intended use of raised funds, industry conditions, construction cycles, future revenue assessments, placement prices, and lock-up periods [3]. - Securities firms need to analyze both the fundamentals of the companies and the trends in the secondary market, as the latter can be more challenging to predict [5].