新交所黄耀龙：优化二次上市框架，配合中资企业走向国际市场

Core Viewpoint - Singapore Exchange (SGX) aims to be a gateway for Chinese enterprises to globalize, with over 100 Chinese companies already utilizing SGX to access international markets [1] Group 1: SGX's Role and Strategy - SGX's Executive Vice President and Head of Equities, Loh Boon Chye, highlighted that many Chinese companies are not only pursuing IPOs on SGX but are also engaging in secondary listings to attract international investors [1] - The secondary listing framework allows companies to adhere to the rules of their primary listing location, facilitating the integration of secondary listings into their internationalization strategies [1] Group 2: Support for Chinese Companies - SGX has optimized its secondary listing framework, expanding its applicability to companies listed on Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges, thereby supporting their global business development, particularly in Southeast Asia [1] - In addition to international investors, Southeast Asian institutional and family investors are significant factors driving A-share companies to choose SGX for secondary listings [1] - The funds raised in Singapore dollars or the stocks issued can be used as currency for acquiring international assets, enhancing the influence of Chinese brands in Southeast Asia [1]