China Reopens its Doors to the IPO Market

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After a one-year suspension of new share sales, the Measures reopen the PRC's stock market with tightened listing requirements.

China's securities regulator ended a one-year ban on initial public offerings (IPO) and share sales by issuing newly-revised regulations on IPOs, which aim to promote the listing of large-scale and high-quality companies. What requirements must companies now meet in order to issue IPOs and apply to list on China's stock exchanges?

By Jinrong Liu and Chengwei Liu, Global Law Office, Beijing

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