北交所新三板协同促进优质中小企业加速成长

Core Viewpoint - The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) emphasizes the commitment to developing the Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE) as a platform for innovative small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and enhancing the New Third Board's differentiated listing, information disclosure, and trading systems to support the multi-tiered capital market [1] Group 1 - The BSE has gathered 280 listed companies with a total market capitalization exceeding 865 billion yuan, with nearly 80% being SMEs and over half classified as national-level "specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative" enterprises [1] - The New Third Board has 6,045 listed companies with a total share capital of 469.07 billion shares, showcasing distinct characteristics of specialized and innovative enterprises [1] - The BSE's focus on early-stage projects and flexible financing mechanisms has proven effective in nurturing innovative SMEs, as highlighted by the CSRC's implementation opinions promoting inclusive finance trials [1][2] Group 2 - The service capabilities of the BSE and New Third Board for innovative SMEs have significantly improved, creating a clustering effect in strategic emerging industries and advanced manufacturing, which are crucial for driving high-quality economic development in China [2] - The differentiated institutional design of the New Third Board, including a tiered structure, has successfully identified and nurtured a batch of hard-tech enterprises with specialized characteristics, addressing urgent capital needs while enhancing corporate governance and information disclosure [2] - The National Equities Exchange and Quotations (NEEQ) is deepening cooperation with the fourth board to establish green channel mechanisms, optimizing arrangements to facilitate rapid listing for quality enterprises [2] Group 3 - To strengthen the BSE and New Third Board's functions for SMEs, it is essential to continuously improve listing systems, deepen trading mechanism reforms, and diversify financing tools to solidify the BSE's position as an ideal platform for innovative SMEs [3] - Recommendations include enhancing basic systems for issuance and subscription, guiding more industrial and long-term capital towards quality innovative SMEs, and introducing financing support tools for private enterprises to stimulate the M&A market [3] - Further investment-side reforms are suggested to attract more patient capital, expand market maker ranges, and encourage long-term funds like insurance and annuities to enter the market, thereby increasing market liquidity and attractiveness [3]