“苗圃”“塔基”功能彰显 “专精特新”专板三年汇聚1.56万家企业

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of regional equity markets' "specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative" boards has significantly contributed to the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in China, enhancing their financing capabilities and preparing them for public listings [1][11]. Group 1: Development and Impact of Specialized Boards - Over the past three years, 26 regional equity markets have established specialized boards, serving a total of 15,600 enterprises, including 1,298 national-level "little giant" enterprises and 9,197 specialized and innovative SMEs [1][3]. - The specialized boards have become a "nursery" for gathering specialized and innovative SMEs, effectively facilitating financing and nurturing public listing opportunities [1][11]. - The boards have demonstrated a strong alignment with strategic emerging industries, with a significant concentration of enterprises in information technology, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, and intelligent equipment [3][4]. Group 2: Service Ecosystem and Support Mechanisms - A comprehensive service ecosystem has been established, involving government, financial institutions, universities, and stock exchanges, providing a full-chain service system to address the core pain points of SMEs [5][6]. - Various financing solutions, including private equity, convertible bonds, and specialized credit products, have been developed to meet the diverse financing needs of specialized and innovative enterprises [6][7]. - Specific initiatives, such as financing reward policies and exclusive debt financing products, have been introduced to incentivize and support enterprises within the specialized boards [6][10]. Group 3: Pathways to Public Listing - The specialized boards serve as important platforms for the standardized cultivation of enterprises aiming for public listings, with a structured nurturing system that includes incubation, standardization, and cultivation layers [8][9]. - A new mechanism for connecting regional equity markets with the New Third Board has been established, significantly improving the efficiency of enterprises seeking to go public [9][10]. - As of September, 1,098 enterprises are in the pipeline for public listings, indicating a robust potential for future growth [10]. Group 4: Challenges and Future Directions - Despite the progress, the coverage of specialized board services remains limited, with only 5.6% of eligible enterprises in Beijing currently participating [11]. - There is a need to enhance the depth and precision of services provided to enterprises, focusing on tailored support rather than generic solutions [11][12]. - Future efforts should include increasing awareness of specialized boards, diversifying service offerings, and improving the overall service framework to better support the unique characteristics of specialized and innovative enterprises [12].