Group 1 - In November, 17 companies were approved for IPOs in the A-share market, marking the highest monthly number since October 2023, with 11 of these companies planning to list on the Beijing Stock Exchange, accounting for nearly 30% of the total IPOs this year on that exchange [1][2] - Among the 17 companies, 16 were approved, resulting in a high approval rate of 94.12%, while Yongda Co., Ltd. was the only company that had its approval postponed due to inquiries regarding revenue recognition and the stability of its business performance [2][3] - The IPO registration process remains fast-paced, with 7 of the approved companies entering the registration phase in November, and some, like Qiangyi Co. and Shaanxi Tourism, have already registered successfully [3] Group 2 - Five companies terminated their IPOs in November, an increase from two in October 2025, including Xinqiang Electronics, which had its IPO application accepted for less than five months [4] - Xinqiang Electronics, primarily engaged in the research, production, and sales of printed circuit boards (PCBs), had significant related-party sales, with a gross profit margin of 6.47% on sales to its related companies [5] - In November, the A-share market also received 8 new IPO applications, including companies like Green Biology and Luoxu Co., which have previously attempted IPOs but faced terminations [5]
11月A股IPO首发上会数创两年来新高 大鹏工业上市首日涨幅超12倍，破北交所纪录