92家企业申请IPO获受理——北交所上市审核提速

Core Insights - The Chinese government has implemented a comprehensive set of measures to stabilize the economy, focusing on improving the efficiency of capital market financing and normalizing IPOs and refinancing [1] - The Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE) has seen a significant increase in IPO applications, with 92 companies applying in June alone, marking the highest monthly acceptance since its establishment [1] - The majority of accepted companies are concentrated in sectors such as materials, industrials, consumer discretionary, information technology, and healthcare, with a notable emphasis on manufacturing [1] Group 1: IPO Activity - In the first half of the year, the BSE accepted a total of 115 IPO applications, with 137 companies currently under review [1] - The accepted companies are primarily from 20 provinces, with Jiangsu (17), Zhejiang (13), and Beijing (11) leading in the number of applications [1] Group 2: Company Performance - A high percentage of the companies, 95.65%, reported profitability, with 7 companies generating over 1 billion yuan in total revenue in 2021 [2] - The average R&D intensity of these companies is 5.54%, significantly higher than the average for large enterprises [2] Group 3: Underwriting and Approval Process - The leading underwriters for these IPOs include CITIC Securities (9 projects), Dongwu Securities (7), and Guojin Securities (6) [2] - The average time for project review from acceptance to approval is currently 143 days, indicating an efficient process supported by the collaboration between the BSE and the stock transfer system [2] Group 4: New Third Board Developments - The average return for companies transitioning from the New Third Board to IPO is reported to be between 4 to 8 times [3] - In the first half of 2022, there was a 331.91% year-on-year increase in new applications for listing on the New Third Board, with 203 companies applying [3] - Among the new applicants, 140 companies met the financial standards of the BSE, and 40 were recognized as national-level specialized "little giant" enterprises [3]