两个IPO找上高瓴

Core Insights - The article discusses the recent acceptance of Core Medical's IPO application by the Shanghai Stock Exchange, with Hillhouse Capital and Zhengxin Valley recognized as qualified professional institutional investors [1][3] - This marks the second company to be recognized as a qualified professional institutional investor on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, following Tainuo Maibo, which also involved Hillhouse [2][4] Company Overview - Core Medical, founded by a Harbin Institute of Technology PhD, has developed the world's smallest and lightest artificial heart, and its IPO application was accepted on November 6 [3] - Tainuo Maibo, established in 2015, is an innovative biopharmaceutical company that became the first to be accepted under the fifth listing standard of the Sci-Tech Innovation Board [4] Investment Landscape - Both companies are in the early commercialization stage of their products, resulting in low revenue and no profitability, aligning with the fifth listing standard that does not require revenue [4] - Hillhouse Capital has a long-standing relationship with both companies, holding 3.94% of Tainuo Maibo and 9.3% of Core Medical prior to their IPO applications [5] Institutional Investor Role - The introduction of qualified professional institutional investors is seen as a new pathway for leading institutions to participate in IPOs on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board [7] - Qualified institutional investors must meet high standards, including a proven track record of successful investments and a minimum investment threshold [8] Market Implications - The presence of qualified professional institutional investors is viewed as a positive indicator for potential investors, suggesting market wisdom and credibility [10] - However, for aspiring qualified institutional investors, the challenge lies in accurately assessing a company's potential for successful IPO [11]