Deloitte: In the first three quarters, the financing amount of the new shares of the Shanghai -Shenzhen Exchange will continue to rank among the top two in the world

Cover Journalist Xiong Yingying

On September 7, Deloitte China Capital Market Services released a review of the Chinese and Hong Kong new stock markets in the first three quarters of 2022, as well as the annual forecast of the two markets in 2022.

The report shows that the Shanghai Stock Exchange and the Shenzhen Communications Institute performed strongly and stable in the third quarter, and continued to retain the status of global financing. The South Korean exchanges followed closely and ranked third; the Hong Kong Stock Exchange ranked fourth with two oversized new shares. Six of the top ten new stocks in the world's top ten financing volume are from China.

It is expected that the first five major exchanges in the world in the first three quarters of the first three quarters of the IPO financing (pictured in the Deloitte Report)

In the third quarter, the mainland new stock market continued to be active. Based on Deloitte's estimated financing amount as of September 30, there will be 285 new shares in the Mainland new stock market for 464.1 billion yuan, compared with 372 new shares financing of 369.8 billion yuan in the same period last year. 26%.

Among them, the number of IPOs of the GEM will remain leading, the financing amount of science and technology boards is the lead, and the financing amount of the two sections exceeds the motherboard. "This can also be said to be the embodiment of the results of the registration system." Liu Yang, the leader of West China, the current business of Deloitte China Capital Market Service Department, believes that with the implementation of the reform of the main board market, A shares will also have better ones of A shares. Performance.

From the perspective of the division of the new stock industry, the proportion of TMT industry (technology, media, and telecommunications) has risen significantly, and the amount of financing is far ahead, reaching 202.4 billion yuan; the financing of new shares in the manufacturing industry ranks second. In the first three quarters, the top five IPOs in the Mainland market were China Mobile, China Oil, Lianying Medical, Haiguang Information, and Jingke Energy, respectively, with a cumulative financing of 116.1 billion yuan, an increase of 23%over the same period last year.

In the first three quarters, the top five IPOs in the A -share market

Data show that as of September 5, a total of 247 companies that have not yet issued A shares have been concentrated in traditional and high -end manufacturing, followed by the TMT industry and life sciences and medical industries.

Looking forward to the whole year, Deloitte believes that new shares in the A -share market will maintain normalized issuance, and the amount of financing is expected to continue to rise, setting a new record.

Specifically, there are about 140 to 160 companies in the science and innovation boards of the annual innovation board, with a financing amount of 230 to 260 billion yuan; the GEM has 190 to 210 companies newly listed, with a financing amount of 1900 to 215 billion yuan; Shanghai The main board of the city and Shenzhen City is estimated to have about 80 to 100 new shares, and the financing is about 1400 to 170 billion yuan. There are about 50 to 80 listing financing of about 100 to 15 billion yuan in the Beijing Stock Exchange.

In terms of the Hong Kong stock market, affected by factors such as the situation in Russia and Ukraine, the Federal Reserve ’s interest rate hikes and shrinkage, a total of 47 new shares financing of 54.7 billion yuan in the first three quarters of this year fell 36%and 81%compared with the same period last year. However, in July and August, the speed of listing of new shares picked up, and the two largest IPO China exemptions and Tianqi Lithium industry were listed in the third quarter.

According to Deloitte's statistics, 70 new shares will be listed in the Hong Kong stock market, and the financing amount will be no less than 110 billion Hong Kong dollars.

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