China Reopens its Doors to the IPO Market

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

11 minute readJuly 02, 2006 at 12:58 AM

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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.

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