(Hong Kong Comprehensive News) Affected by the tightening of financing of regulators, the number of new shares of the first public offering (IPO) in mainland China in the third quarter, from 105 in the second quarter to 91 in the third quarter.

According to the Hong Kong South China Morning Post Sunday (October 8), in the first nine months of this year, a total of 264 new shares in mainland China were listed, with raised funds of 323.6 billion yuan (RMB, Same as Sim, S $ 61.3 billion), which is from 2022During the same period, the number of IPOs fell by 0.33%.

The science and technology board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange is the largest IPO place in mainland China in the past nine months, raising a total of 139.6 billion yuan.The second is the GEM of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, raising a total of 112 billion yuan.

At the same time, the main board of the Shanghai Stock Exchange raised a total of 39.6 billion yuan in funds in the same period, and the main board of Shenzhen and Beijing Stock Exchange only raised 21.4 billion yuan and 11.1 billion yuan, reflecting the weakening of the market's confidence in China's economy.

At the time of the slowdown of the IPO last quarter, the China Securities Regulatory Commission introduced a series of measures to boost the Chinese capital market, including reducing transaction costs, increasing the liquidity of the Beijing Stock Exchange, and restricting the existence of breaking, net breakthroughs, and breakthroughs and nets and nets.Listed companies such as losses and other situations.

A total of 74 companies withdrew from the IPO plan in the third quarter of Mainland China, accounting for 40 % of the IPO case in the first nine months of this year.