北交所开市四周年：上市公司增逾200家，下阶段改革任务明确

Core Insights - The Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE) has achieved significant growth in its four years of operation, with the number of listed companies increasing from 81 to 282, representing a growth of approximately 248% [1][2] - The BSE has successfully attracted a large number of innovative small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with over 80% of listed companies being SMEs and nearly 90% being privately owned [1][2] - The BSE's market performance has improved, with a notable increase in IPOs and new stock listings, leading to enhanced market liquidity [1][4] Market Performance - As of November 14, the BSE has 282 listed companies, with over 200 new listings in four years, significantly outpacing other A-share segments [2] - The average revenue of BSE companies has shown a growth of nearly 6%, with 230 out of 279 companies reporting profitability [2] - The North Star 50 Index has seen a cumulative increase of over 40% since September 24, indicating strong market performance [4] Liquidity and Market Structure - The BSE has focused on improving liquidity, which has been a challenge due to the smaller size of listed companies [3][6] - Recent policy measures, including the accelerated launch of the North Star 50 ETF and optimization of the market maker system, are expected to enhance liquidity [6][7] - The introduction of the "920" code signifies a new era for the BSE, aligning it more closely with major exchanges [3][8] Future Directions - The BSE aims to enhance its market functions by optimizing listing standards, improving the merger and acquisition framework, and expanding its bond market product offerings [8][9] - The exchange plans to attract more quality companies and institutional investors to improve market depth and stability [7][10] - The BSE is also looking to deepen international cooperation and increase its market's internationalization [10]