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Core Viewpoint - The IPO review process in December 2025 has accelerated, with a record number of companies scheduled for review, indicating a robust pipeline for new listings in the Chinese capital markets [1][6]. Group 1: IPO Review Acceleration - A total of 25 companies have been scheduled for IPO reviews in December, setting a new monthly record for the year [6]. - Among the 25 companies, 12 are from the North Exchange, 6 from the Growth Enterprise Market, 4 from the main board, and 3 from the Sci-Tech Innovation Board [6]. - The highest fundraising target is set by Vision Technology, aiming to raise approximately 2.015 billion yuan [7]. Group 2: Notable Companies and Their IPOs - Ying's Holdings successfully passed its IPO review on December 22, aiming to raise about 334 million yuan, focusing on infant nutrition and hygiene products [3][5]. - DaPu Microelectronics is notable as the first unprofitable company to apply for an IPO on the Growth Enterprise Market, with a fundraising target of approximately 1.878 billion yuan [4][5]. - MoLong Co., primarily engaged in the production and sales of molybdenum-related products, is set for review on December 23 [3]. Group 3: Financial Performance and Projections - Vision Technology reported revenues of approximately 190 million yuan in 2022, with projected losses of 2.47 billion yuan for the same year, and aims to achieve profitability by 2026 [7][10]. - DaPu Microelectronics reported revenues of 556 million yuan in 2022, with a net loss of 534 million yuan, and aims to improve its financial performance in the upcoming quarters [10][11]. - Feng En Co., an eco-friendly fabric supplier, has seen rising accounts receivable, with values increasing from 246 million yuan to 354 million yuan over the reporting periods [5]. Group 4: Industry Trends - The majority of the companies undergoing IPO reviews are in the "hard technology" sector, which includes industries such as power semiconductors, new energy batteries, and medical devices [9][10]. - The acceleration of IPO reviews for "hard technology" companies is attributed to their core technologies and alignment with national strategic interests, which enhances their appeal to investors [10][13].